Critical Care Fellowship: Pathway to Expertise from Medvarsity Alumni

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Critical Care Fellowship: Pathway to Expertise from Medvarsity Alumni

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Case Description

The Critical Care Fellowship offered by Medvarsity provides a comprehensive pathway for medical professionals to gain expertise in intensive care medicine. Alumni of this program emerge equipped with advanced knowledge and skills necessary to manage critically ill patients effectively. Through a...

Case Summary

  • The speaker highlights the need for intensivists in ICUs and how telemedicine can address the shortage. They suggest that physicians with 2 years of ICU experience and a basic medical degree can be considered intensivist fellows. They advise MBBS graduates waiting for postgraduate studies to pursue fellowships in critical care to enhance their skills and access expertise.

Speaker Profile

Dr. Raghunandan Nayani

Dr. Raghunandan Nayani

Chief Intensivist Sree Siddhartha Institute of Medical Science Hospital & Research Centre, Tumkur
Dr. Raghunandan Nayani is currently working as  Anesthesiologist & Chief of ICU, Aruna Hospitals, Tumkur. After MBBS, he completed a Fellowship in Critical care Medicine offered by Medvarsity. With the clinical expertise he gained he handles multiple areas as Intensivist like insertion and management of Arterial, Central venous and Pulmonary arterial lines/catheters. Central venous pressure monitoring, Ventilation therapy, Thoracentesis management, assess patients for Aldretes scoring and transfer patients to wards. He presented papers internationally on  Telemedicine

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