Fellowship in Paediatric Otorhinolaryngology at KMC

Manipal 

Focused Training for Children’s ENT and Airway Care

The Fellowship in Paediatric Otorhinolaryngology is a one year advanced clinical training program offered in Kasturba Medical College (KMC), MAHE, that supports your progression into focused ENT practice for children.

You gain experience in assessment and management of paediatric ENT and head and neck conditions, with emphasis on airway and swallowing disorders. Training spans two centres, with clinical exposure at Manipal Hospital, Bengaluru, and Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, supporting readiness for paediatric focused ENT care.

Program Highlights

Paediatric‑Focused ENT Training: Clinical exposure centres on ENT and head and neck conditions affecting the paediatric population.

Airway‑Centric Learning: Strong emphasis is placed on assessment and management of paediatric airway and swallowing disorders.

Dual‑Centre Training Model: Our program offers exposure across two tertiary care institutions with varied patient profiles.

Broad Condition Coverage: Training includes sinonasal disease, otological conditions, neck swellings, and voice disorders in children.

Progressive Clinical Responsibility: You gain increasing responsibility in evaluation, treatment planning, and follow-up care.

Lab Work

Participate in procedure-oriented‑ training sessions that support paediatric airway evaluation and ENT procedural skills.

Internships

Clinical rotations form the core experiential component, with continuous exposure to paediatric ENT clinics, airway services, and operative care across both training centres.

Lab Work

Participate in procedure-oriented‑ training sessions that support paediatric airway evaluation and ENT procedural skills.

Lab Work

Participate in procedure-oriented‑ training sessions that support paediatric airway evaluation and ENT procedural skills.

Program Eligibility

You should successfully complete MS or DNB in Otorhinolaryngology (ENT), recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC) / erstwhile Medical Council of India (MCI).

You must also have 1 year of post MS/DNB experience and at least 1 original research article published in an indexed journal.

Program Highlights

Paediatric‑Focused ENT Training: Clinical exposure centres on ENT and head and neck conditions affecting the paediatric population.

Airway‑Centric Learning: Strong emphasis is placed on assessment and management of paediatric airway and swallowing disorders.

Dual‑Centre Training Model: Our program offers exposure across two tertiary care institutions with varied patient profiles.

Broad Condition Coverage: Training includes sinonasal disease, otological conditions, neck swellings, and voice disorders in children.

Progressive Clinical Responsibility: You gain increasing responsibility in evaluation, treatment planning, and follow-up care.

Lab Work

Participate in procedure-oriented‑ training sessions that support paediatric airway evaluation and ENT procedural skills.

Internships

Clinical rotations form the core experiential component, with continuous exposure to paediatric ENT clinics, airway services, and operative care across both training centres.

Lab Work

Participate in procedure-oriented‑ training sessions that support paediatric airway evaluation and ENT procedural skills.

Lab Work

Participate in procedure-oriented‑ training sessions that support paediatric airway evaluation and ENT procedural skills.

Program Details

Outcomes
Careers

Upon the completion of this program, you can:

Assess and manage ENT and head and neck conditions in the paediatric age group.

Conduct structured evaluation of paediatric airway and swallowing disorders.

Apply medical and surgical approaches for airway, sinonasal, otological, and neck conditions.

Build clinical judgment for managing complex paediatric ENT cases.

Gain confidence to practise paediatric otorhinolaryngology within specialised and general ENT services.

Program Eligibility

You should successfully complete MS or DNB in Otorhinolaryngology (ENT), recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC) / erstwhile Medical Council of India (MCI).

You must also have 1 year of post MS/DNB experience and at least 1 original research article published in an indexed journal.

Curriculum and Fees

Year 1

Curriculum details will be updated shortly

Program Duration

1 year

Total Program Fee

General:

INR 8,03,000

Total Program Fee

NRI/Foreign:

USD 12,551

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Fellowship in Paediatric Otorhinolaryngology at KMC

Focused Training for Children’s ENT and Airway Care

Program Highlights

Upon the completion of this program, you can:

Industry Academia Partnerships

1 year

INR 8,03,000

USD 12,551

Program Highlights

Upon the completion of this program, you can:

Industry Academia Partnerships

1 year

INR 8,03,000

USD 12,551