GI Endoscopy "Hands-On" Fellowship Course

World Class Endoscopic Suite


Start Date: 7th to 12th of Every Month

Course Timing: Daily from 4 pm to 8 pm

Duration: 6 days

Level: Beginner and Intermediate

Course Fee:

Overseas Candidates: 1,700 USD

Indian Doctors: Rupees 70,000

Course Inclusions:

Study Material

Working Lunch

Local Transport

Registration Fee: 5,000 Rupees (Payable at the time of application)

Location: World Laparoscopy Hospital, DLF Phase II, Cyber City, Gurgaon, NCR Delhi, India

Accommodation:

WLH Premises: Rs 1500/day

Pacific Hotel (Owned by WLH): Rs 2200/day

Admission: Interested candidates can apply for the course by clicking on the provided link. For course-related queries, they can contact Mr. Anand Sinha at 00919811416832.

Course Duration: 6 days

Course Content: Basic Upper and Lower GI Endoscopy

Course Schedule: 07th to 12th of Every Month

Course Timing: Daily from 4 pm to 8 pm

Flexibility: Participants can choose to enroll in the complete 6-day course covering both upper and lower GI endoscopy, or they can opt for a 6-day course focusing solely on upper or lower GI endoscopy.

Course Fee:

Overseas Candidates: 1700 USD

Indian Candidates: 70,000 Rupees

Unique Features:

A 25% discount in the fee for Robotic Surgery Course, Upper and Lower GI Endoscopy Course, or IVF Course if integrated with the laparoscopic Fellowship or Diploma program.

Note: No discount on laparoscopic surgery course fee; the discount applies only to courses integrated with laparoscopy.

Certification:

A Certificate of Training will be awarded by WALS (World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons).

CME (Continuing Medical Education) certificate will be awarded by World Laparoscopy Hospital.

Course Study Material:

Course study material, including textbooks, atlases, videotapes, and electronic media, will be provided as teaching resources and is included with the course.

Accommodation:

Hostel accommodation is available for trainee doctors at a nominal cost.

The hospital provides its own transport facility to bring surgeons to the hospital.

Course Structure:

·       The course focuses on providing rigorous hands-on training in essential upper and lower GI endoscopic procedures.

·       Training sessions are conducted daily for 4 hours each.

·       The course takes place in the evening, from 4 pm to 8 pm.

·       The curriculum is designed according to international standards for endoscopic education and emphasizes minimally invasive endoscopic techniques.

·       The training not only imparts hands-on skills but also includes post-training online support.

·       A comprehensive online library of endoscopic study materials (videos, articles, PowerPoint presentations, eBooks) is accessible to participants on a dedicated server.

·       Participants will receive endoscopic study materials worth 3000 USD during the course.

Fees:

Overseas Candidates: 1700 USD

Indian Candidates: 70,000 Rupees

A 25% discount is applicable to the Robotic Surgery Course, Upper and Lower GI Endoscopy Course, or IVF Course if integrated with the laparoscopic Fellowship or Diploma program.

Entry Requirements:

There are no specific entry requirements mentioned in the provided information. However, potential participants interested in enrolling in the course should contact the provided contact person for any specific requirements or eligibility criteria.


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