Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is a comprehensive 12 months blended program specially designed for the working post MBBS doctors or who are willing to elevate their ability to handle critical situations in the emergency department. This emergency medicine course after MBBS will impart the knowledge to elevate your skills to new heights in this dynamic and critical medical field.  

Why Choose Our Fellowship in Emergency Medicine?

Our Emergency Medicine Fellowship course doctors after MBBS with the expertise to manage a vast array of medical emergencies effectively.

• Master the rapid assessment and stabilization of critically ill patients.
• Develop proficiency in trauma management and emergency procedures.
• Enhance diagnostic skills for swift identification and treatment of acute medical conditions.
• Get familiar with the drugs used in emergencies and relevant equipment
• Foster effective communication and leadership in high-pressure emergency scenarios.
• Select the appropriate investigations required and their accurate interpretation keeping the patient’s safety in prime consideration
• Understand and follow the right communication with the patients in the emergency department.
• Stay at the forefront of emergency medicine through continuous learning.

Add-ons with Emergency Medicine Course:

Doctors are also offered e-ICM program & certificate endorsed by The Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine and NHS England. The programme is arranged into 10 modules by subject theme and you can select learning sessions relevant to your training needs and interests.

• Anaesthesia and ICM – A general introduction to anaesthesia. Particularly suitable for those at an early stage of medical training.
• General Concepts – Topics include analgesia, sedation, organ support, nutrition and fluid therapy, end-of-life care and transfer medicine.
• Medicine and Surgery – The wide spectrum of disease that presents to a critical care unit. Includes an overview of pathologies, by medical and surgical specialty.
• Infectious Disease – The prevention and treatment of infectious disease within ICM.
• Trauma – The management of trauma and an overview of traumatic injuries.
• Procedures, Investigations and Monitoring – Common procedures, aids used in investigations and monitoring techniques.
• Patient Safety – Critical incidents and emergencies, safe blood transfusion, prescribing and procedures, and situations that may lead to an unsafe environment.
• Non-clinical Topics – Research and audit, clinical governance and legal matters.
• Self-assessment Exercise

Blended Learning with Practical Hospital Training

Medigrad’s Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is designed for working doctors seeking flexible learning without interrupting clinical practice. The program combines self-paced blended education with 3 months of practical training at partnered hospitals, providing valuable emergency medicine training with hospital exposure.

The blended learning model allows doctors to:

• Learn at their own pace through structured blended modules.
• Participate in expert-led academic sessions and case discussions.
• Observe real emergency department workflows.
• Develop practical skills through supervised clinical exposure.
• Connect theoretical learning with everyday emergency practice.

Career Opportunities After Fellowship in Emergency Medicine

Completing a Fellowship in Emergency Medicine helps doctors strengthen their expertise while expanding career opportunities across multiple healthcare settings.

Doctors may contribute to:

• Hospital emergency departments
• Trauma and accident care centres
• Critical care and emergency units
• Emergency medical services (EMS)
• Multispecialty hospitals
• Disaster medicine and emergency response teams

Why Medigrad Stands Out? 

Our emergency medicine fellowship isn’t just a course—it’s a comprehensive journey that prepares doctors to become exceptional emergency care professionals. Enroll now for our Fellowship in Emergency Medicine and transform your medical career by mastering advanced emergency medicine interventions.

MODULE-1 : MEDICAL EMERGENCIES PART 1

• Introduction to Emergency Medicine
• Environmental Emergencies (Frostbite, Heat Exhaustion & Stroke, Hypothermia, Burns, Bites, Stings)

MODULE-2 : MEDICAL EMERGENCIES PART 2

• Common Medical Emergencies (Heart attack symptoms, Infections, Sepsis, lung disease, heart disease, cardiac emergencies, chronic medical problems, respiratory emergencies, head injuries)
• Toxicology (Approach to Toxic Patient, antidotes, poisoning, treatment of Hypotension Associated with Drug Poisoning)
• Dermatologic Emergencies (Severe drug reactions, Infections, autoimmune exacerbations, Inflammatory conditions)
• Psychiatric Emergencies

MODULE-3 : Surgical Emergencies

• Acute Trauma
• Acute appendicitis
• Bowel obstruction
• Gastrointestinal perforation
• Acute mesenteric Ischemia
• Peritonitis
• Stercoral perforation

MODULE-4 : Other Major Emergencies

• Ophthalmological & ENT Emergencies (Conjunctivitis, dacryocystitis, endophthalmitis, iritis, keratitis, orbital and periorbital cellulitis, uveitis, Traumatic and related problems foreign body in the eye, ocular injuries, Vascular disorders, acute glaucoma, retinal detachment, Bleeding, Complications of tumors)
• Orthopedic Emergencies (Types of emergencies, Fractures, Hand & Wrist emergencies, Upper Arm and Shoulder Injuries, Pelvis, Hip and Femur Injuries, Lower Leg and Ankle Injuries)
• Pediatric Emergencies (Approach to ill Pediatric Patient, Pain, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Respiratory Tract Infections, Bronchiolitis, Pharyngitis, Meningitis and sepsis, GIT Disorders, Intestinal Obstruction, Incarcerated hernia, Pyloric Stenosis, Intussusception, Seizures)
• Gynecological & Obstetric Emergencies (Pelvic inflammatory disease, vulvovaginitis, abruptio placentae, eclampsia, ectopic pregnancy, emergency delivery, hyperemesis gravidarum, placenta praevia, post-partum hemorrhage, Tumours, Vascular disorders/ Ischaemia and bleeding)

Our Emergency Medicine Fellowship Course after MBBS employs a dynamic pedagogical approach, setting the stage for your transformation into a proficient emergency care practitioner.

• • Hard copy study material and eBooks for emergency medicine course are provided to let the doctors study on-the-go as per the convenience and the time availability.
  • Period Interactive Sessions conducted with the highly experienced faculties for doctors to interact and get their queries answered.
  • Engaging multimedia learning content to make the learning interesting and descriptive.
  • High fidelity workshops for doctors to learn by doing on their own in real emergency departments and consequently let one understand by bringing that into practice in the right way.
  • Live online discussions featuring high-fidelity scenario-based cases for doctors to gain knowledge by experience of the expert emergency care practitioner

What is an Emergency Medicine fellowship?

A Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is a 12-month structured program designed to train doctors in handling acute medical and surgical emergencies across all age groups. It goes beyond theoretical learning to focus on rapid diagnosis, critical decision-making, and multidisciplinary care in high-pressure environments like casualty wards and ICUs.

This post-MBBS fellowship course is especially valuable for doctors wanting frontline clinical roles in both public and private hospitals where emergency care is a core function.

What are the eligibility criteria for the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine?

The  Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is open to post-MBBS doctors seeking specialized training in emergency medicine.

Can I pursue the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine while working as an MBBS doctor?

Yes. Medigrad’s Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is specifically designed for working MBBS doctors. The programme follows a blended learning model that combines 9 months of flexible online learning with 3 months of practical hospital training, allowing participants to continue their medical practice while upgrading their emergency medicine skills.

How is the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine different from the Clinical Fellowship in Emergency Medicine?

The Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is a blended learning programme that combines online education with 3 months of practical hospital training, making it suitable for working doctors. The Clinical Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is a full-time, hospital-based clinical attachment programme focused on immersive bedside learning and exposure to the emergency department. Doctors can choose the programme that best suits their learning goals and availability.

What clinical skills will I develop during the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine?

The programme helps doctors strengthen practical competencies in emergency patient assessment, triage, trauma management, airway management, emergency pharmacology, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), interpretation of emergency investigations, clinical decision-making and multidisciplinary emergency care using evidence-based clinical approaches.

Is the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine suitable for general practitioners and medical officers?

Yes. The programme is suitable for MBBS graduates, general practitioners, medical officers and doctors who frequently manage emergency patients in hospitals, urgent care centres and primary care settings. It helps strengthen clinical confidence and emergency management skills applicable to daily medical practice.

Is the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine worth pursuing after MBBS?

Yes. Emergency medicine is one of the fastest-growing areas of healthcare. Completing a Fellowship in Emergency Medicine helps MBBS doctors strengthen emergency care competencies, improve clinical confidence, expand career opportunities across hospitals and emergency departments, and enhance their ability to manage critically ill patients using evidence-based practices.

What is included in the e-ICM programme offered with this fellowship?

The Fellowship includes complimentary access to the e-ICM programme endorsed by The Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine and NHS England. It covers topics such as anaesthesia, intensive care medicine, trauma, infectious diseases, patient safety, organ support, emergency procedures, monitoring, and critical care through structured online learning modules.

Can doctors from any state in India apply for the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine?

Yes. Eligible MBBS doctors from anywhere in India can apply for the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine. Since the academic learning is delivered online, doctors can study while continuing their practice. Practical hospital training is conducted at Medigrad’s partnered hospitals according to programme guidelines.

Yes. Eligible MBBS doctors from anywhere in India can apply for the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine. Since the academic learning is delivered online, doctors can study while continuing their practice. Practical hospital training is conducted at Medigrad’s partnered hospitals according to programme guidelines.

How do I get a fellowship in Emergency Medicine?

(i) Click on the Enroll Now button.
(ii) Fill in the application form and submit it.
(iii) Click the Pay Now button to make your payment.
(iv) Pay using a debit card/credit card / net banking.
(v) Fill in all the required details and upload your documents.

We only accept applications and payments made online through our website or payment links shared by the official admission team. The students can also make payments through Tazapay/ Instamojo/ Stripe/ Gpay & UPI links shared by our admission team. There is no other mode of enrollment for our courses.

Is the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine recognised by the NMC (formerly MCI)? 

The medical council has no jurisdiction over any programme delivered via online or blended learning platforms. These fellowship programmes are not intended to be a substitute for formal medical education or specialization. Nonetheless, it seeks to provide doctors with the knowledge and tools they need to support and improve their patient care skills.

Will I receive a certificate after successfully completing the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine?

Yes. Upon completing the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine and meeting the programme requirements, doctors receive:

• Fellowship in Emergency Medicine certification from Medigrad (Singapore) with The CPD Standards (UK) accreditation.
• e-ICM programme certificate endorsed by The Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine (FICM) and NHS England for doctors who complete the e-ICM learning modules included with the programme.

Dr. Ranganath S

• MBBS, DEM (RCGP), MMED (CMC Vellore), MRCEM (UK), FID (Singapore)
• Seasoned Emergency Physician with over 14 years of international experience across India, Maldives, and the UK, with expertise in handling critical emergency situations and intensive care.
• Certified AHA Instructor for ACLS and BLS, and a former Course Director for master’s programs in emergency medicine, with a strong foundation in medical education and internal auditing.
• Proficient in advanced emergency procedures including intubation, cricothyroidotomy, central access, defibrillation, cardioversion, and emergency ultrasound protocols like FAST and RUSH.