MediCOLL Learning, a leading healthcare provider, is proud to announce the launch of a new Fellowship in Diabetes Mellitus after MBBS. This rigorous, one-year program is designed to train primary care providers to become diabetes experts, addressing the growing need for specialized care in the field. Key features of the Fellowship include:

Clinical Experiences: Fellows will gain hands-on experience in the inpatient and outpatient care of diabetes, as well as the management of various diabetes complications through postings in heart and foot clinics and intensive care units.

Research and Scholarly Activity: Fellows will engage in research projects and scholarly activities, contributing to the advancement of diabetes care and treatment.
Weekly Didactics: Fellows will participate in weekly didactic sessions, covering the latest clinically relevant information on diabetes and its complications.
Diabetes Camp and Conference Experiences: Fellows will have the opportunity to attend diabetes camps and conferences, expanding their knowledge and networking with other professionals in the field.

The Fellowship in Diabetes Mellitus after MBBS is open to general practitioners and MBBS doctors who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of diabetes patients. Upon completion of the program, fellows will be fully competent to deal with any type of diabetes patient, as well as with the management of diabetes complications. "Diabetes is a non-communicable condition that has reached pandemic proportions, and the healthcare system has been unable to adequately address it," said Dr. Naresh Chauhan, (Programme Director). "With this new Fellowship, we aim to widely expand the ability for physicians to gain expertise in diabetes, especially in the primary care setting." For more information about the Fellowship in Diabetes Mellitus after MBBS, please visit https://medicoll.org/courses/fellowship-in-diabetes-mellitus or contact 7827037962.