Max Institute of Medical Excellence welcomes you to a onsite course on Max Infectious Diseases Critical care Medicine International Fellowship.
Critical care medicine has evolved in many folds into a well-recognized medical speciality. The COVID situation has reiterated the need of trained critical care specialists. In ICU, patient’s infections play a major role in precipitating critical illness leading to ICU admission, complicating the ICU course and causing death.
Fostering a dual-specialized training will provide expertise to diagnose and manage the serious infections appropriately and on time, resulting in improved outcomes of critically ill patients. It will also help to be well-poised in recognizing and managing serious infectious disease outbreaks such as Covid-19.
We are excited to train talented and motivated physicians in this field and practice of Infectious Diseases Critical Care. Our Fellowship Program will provide mentorship from our stellar faculty and research opportunities under their guidance along with opportunity to work at world class ICUs.
The curriculum is designed to train fellows to become experts in the Clinical Management Of Infectious Diseases in the critical care setting. There are high rates of infection, antibiotic use and antibiotic resistance in Intensive Care Units (ICUs), which underscores the need to train infectious diseases specialists to work with critically ill and complex patients in order to drive antimicrobial stewardship and infection control in this setting.
AT THE COMPLETION OF TRAINING THE FELLOW SHOULD BE ABLE TO:
- Diagnose and manage serious infections appropriately and in a timely manner, resulting in improved outcomes of critically ill patients,
- Recognize and manage serious infectious disease outbreaks and public health crises.
- Demonstrate competence in Antimicrobial Stewardship, infection prevention and control in the intensive care environment.
- Demonstrate in-depth knowledge and technical skills necessary to provide comprehensive care to a broad range of critically ill and injured patients, and to lead an inter professional team of ICU providers
COURSE FEES
- For Indian Applicants: INR 11,80,000/ (Inclusive of Taxes)
- For Foreign Applicants: USD 23,600/ (Inclusive of Taxes)
Stipend: As per qualification & experience, International applicants will need NMC approval/ student visa. Applicants will be selected based on Interview.
Duration: 1 year
Course Start Date: 10 May, 2022
Last date of Application: 30 April, 2022
Location: Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, New Delhi
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The curriculum is designed to train fellows to become experts in the Clinical Management Of Infectious Diseases in the critical care setting.There are high rates of infection, antibiotic use and antibiotic resistance in Intensive Care Units (ICUs), which underscores the need to train infectious diseases specialists to work with critically ill and complex patients in order to drive antimicrobial stewardship and infection control in this setting.
AT THE COMPLETION OF TRAINING THE FELLOW SHOULD BE ABLE TO:
- Diagnose and manage serious infections appropriately and in a timely manner, resulting in improved outcomes of critically ill patients,
- Recognize and manage serious infectious disease outbreaks and public health crises.
- Demonstrate competence in Antimicrobial Stewardship, infection prevention and control in the intensive care environment.
- Demonstrate in-depth knowledge and technical skills necessary to provide comprehensive care to a broad range of critically ill and injured patients, and to lead an inter professional team of ICU providers
ELIGIBILITY:
- FNB/DM/DNB Critical Care Medicine from a Recognized Institute or Equivalent
- Passed IFCCM [Indian Fellowship in Critical Care Medicine, ISCCM]
- EDIC [European Diploma in Intensive Care Medicine/ Equivalent Qualification]
- MD Medicine/Anaesthesia/Chest with minimum three years’ experience in Critical Care Medicine
- MRCP/MD Equivalent Overseas PG Qualification
