Interventional Pain Management Fellowship

Training mode

You join the pain management unit as a fellow under an assigned senior consultant, one-to-one, for the full placement.

• In the procedure room: you work alongside your consultant from the start. Your role grows from positioning and imaging to needle placement, as your consultant judges you ready.
• In clinic: you assess chronic pain patients and take part in treatment planning.
• Follow-up: you follow your patients after procedures.
• Academic: you take part in the unit's case discussions.

Your actual level of involvement (observing, assisting, or performing steps under supervision) is decided by your supervising consultant, based on your previous experience, skills, competency, and overall performance.

Highlights

• Epidural steroid injections
• Facet and medial branch blocks
• Radiofrequency ablation
• Sympathetic blocks
• Cancer pain interventions
• Fluoroscopic and ultrasound guidance

Training location

We offer this Fellowship Program in collaboration with several well-known hospitals across India. Final acceptance is subject to the applicant's proposed training dates, hospital schedules, and consultant availability.

Certificate

Upon successful completion of the program, you will receive an official Training Certificate issued by the hosting hospital, recognizing your participation and clinical training.

Duration and costs

NMC temporary license

This is the authorization issued by the National Medical Commission for foreign doctors undertaking practical medical training in India.

The licensing process typically takes approximately two months, and our office will coordinate and handle the necessary procedures on your behalf. We therefore recommend planning your proposed training dates accordingly.

Required documents

1. Full name of the applicant
2. Full address
3. Passport-size photograph
4. Passport copy
5. All degree and qualification certificates
6. Valid medical practitioner license
7. Valid good standing certificate
8. Updated CV