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FNB Program Structure

  • The fellowship programs offer structured, advanced clinical training in niche specialties of high relevance in today’s healthcare landscape.
  • Fellows gain observational and procedural exposure in real-world high-volume tertiary care settings.
  • Programs include protocol-based learning, participation in academic sessions, audits, and research opportunities.
  • Fellows are attached to leading Fortis units with access to modern equipment, complex cases, and cross-specialty teamwork.
  • All fellowships are non-rotational and center-specific, allowing deep specialization.

Program Strengths

  • Specialty-Focused Learning: Programs are designed to impart in-depth knowledge and procedural competence in specific domains.
  • Clinical Mentorship: Fellows are guided by nationally renowned senior consultants and specialists.
  • Advanced Clinical Exposure: Access to high-end infrastructure and complex case handling.
  • Academic Enrichment: Regular seminars, clinical audits, journal clubs, and encouragement for research publications.
  • Career Growth: Ideal for transitioning into academic medicine, senior specialist roles, or international opportunities.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Interventional Cardiology - DNB/DM (Cardiology)
  • Liver Transplantation - DNB/MCh (GI Surgery)
  • Neurovascular Intervention - DNB/MCh (Neurology), DM (Neuroradiology), MD (Radiodiagnosis), or DNB/MCh (Neurosurgery)
  • Cardiac Electrophysiology - DNB/DM (Cardiology)
  • Paediatric Haemato-oncology - DNB/MD (Paediatrics)
  • Minimal Access Surgery (MAS) - DNB/MS (General Surgery)
  • Arthroplasty - DNB/MS (Orthopaedics)

Program Structure

  • A three-year super specialty training program recognized by the National Board of Examinations (NBE).
  • Structured hands-on exposure in high-acuity settings with real-time case discussions and interventional procedures.
  • Academic activities include clinical grand rounds, journal clubs, research presentations, and conference participation.
  • Candidates undergo regular assessments and mentoring to ensure academic and clinical proficiency.
  • Completion leads to eligibility for the DrNB degree after clearing the national exit examination.

Program Strengths

  • Training at Centers of Excellence: Delivered at NABH-accredited hospitals with advanced tertiary and quaternary care services.
  • Mentorship by Eminent Faculty: Close supervision by senior consultants and subject matter experts.
  • Diverse Clinical Exposure: Hands-on training across a broad range of complex and rare cases
  • Academic Integration: Research opportunities, clinical audits, publications, and academic conference participation.
  • Career-Ready Pathways: Prepares graduates for roles in Superspeciality practice, teaching, and global fellowships.

Eligibility Criteria

  • MD/MS/DNB in the relevant broad specialty.
  • Qualification through the NEET-SS (Super Specialty) examination conducted by the National Board of Examinations.

Program Structure

  • Diploma programs are conducted at NABH-accredited Fortis units.
  • Training includes hands-on clinical exposure, academic discussions, case-based learning, and evaluations.
  • Programs follow guidelines by NBEMS, ISCCM, and other accrediting bodies.

Program Strengths

  • Structured clinical training in high-demand specialties
  • Mentorship from senior consultants and academic leaders
  • Exposure to a wide range of patient cases and clinical procedures
  • Emphasis on patient safety, documentation, and interdisciplinary care
  • Prepares graduates for roles in hospitals, academic practice, and public health

Duration

  • 1 to 2 years, depending on the program and eligibility.

Program Structure

  • Exposure to real-time clinical decision-making and advanced hospital systems
  • Observation of surgeries, procedures, and diagnostics in high-volume departments
  • Academic sessions, bedside discussions, and case reviews with senior faculty
  • No direct patient care or involvement in clinical duties (non-invasive, non-interventional)
  • Ideal preparatory experience for students pursuing further specialization or PG entrance

Duration

  • Typically 2 to 6 weeks

Eligibility

  • Medical undergraduates, foreign medical students, nursing interns, and allied health science students (as per specific program criteria)

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Program Structure

  • The DNB Broad Specialty programs are structured over three years, integrating academic instruction with intensive clinical training.
  • Trainees work under the direct supervision of experienced consultants across Fortis’s high-volume, multi-specialty hospitals.
  • The programs emphasize hands-on learning, regular academic sessions, participation in clinical audits, journal clubs, and interdepartmental case discussions.
  • Candidates are prepared for national board examinations and supported with mock tests, mentorship, and continuous performance assessments.

Key Strengths of the Program

  • Accredited Teaching Hospitals: Training is conducted at NABH-accredited centers with state-of-the-art facilities.
  • Comprehensive Clinical Exposure: Access to diverse patient populations, complex cases, and advanced medical technologies.
  • Academic Enrichment: Weekly seminars, CME sessions, journal presentations, and research opportunities.
  • Mentorship and Guidance: Regular interaction with senior consultants and department heads to foster professional growth.
  • Career Pathways: Strong transition platform for specialization, fellowships, and academic or clinical leadership roles.

Eligibility Criteria

  • MBBS from an MCI/NMC recognized institution.
  • Completion of compulsory internship.
  • Qualification through the NEET-PG entrance exam as per National Board of Examinations (NBE) guidelines.
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