To commemorate the 25 years (Silver Jubilee) of meritorious services by Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging department, Post-Doctoral Certificate programs (PDCC) has been initiated by this department at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Cochin for the next academic session in 2025 and has received institutional approval.
Duration of Program: 12 Months
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham has not appointed any Agent or Third-Party Client for securing admission in any programme. Students are hereby requested to contact only the toll-free number on our website for any admission related queries.
– Issued In Public Interest By Directorate Of Admissions And Academic Outreach
Number of Seats: 2
Place of Work: Cochin, Kerala, India
Eligibility: MD / DNB Nuclear medicine or equivalent overseas Post graduate completed Nuclear medicine doctors. Indian candidates waiting for results can also apply.
Fees: For national candidates’ monthly stipend will be paid as per hospital policy. Other details also can be clarified from admission office.
Leave benefits will be informed during the joining and will be based on hospital policy.
Course Starting Dates for National Candidates: 1st March / April 2025
International candidates need to get approval from their respective govt. / ministry. National medical council approval (NMC, New Delhi) to be obtained by International candidates (to contact course coordinator for details).
Last Date for Applying for Indian Nationals: 15th February 2025
International candidates can also write to the program director
CV/ documents to be sent to Email ID: ssundaram@aims.amrita.edu
Program Director:
Dr. P. Shanmuga Sundaram, MBBS, DRM, DNB, MNAMS, FANMB, FICNM
Head, Dept of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging,
Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences,
Cochin. Kerala
The department is already successfully running a structured postgraduate Nuclear medicine programme from 2008 onwards. By introducing this new certificate program, we aim to improve and further refine the overall standards and clinical outlook of NM fellows in dealing with day to day Nuclear medicine procedures. Fellows will take care of regular duties, academics in the department and will also interact with clinical departments and tumour board meetings. The curriculum formulated meets national and international standards of Nuclear medicine syllabus. This course is open for both National and International Nuclear medicine qualified doctors. International students will need approval from their respective hospitals, higher authorities as well as from their ministry to undertake the course in India along with approval from National Medical council (NMC), New Delhi.
We have the complete infrastructure to undertake both diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Faculties are experts in the field and are well respected both nationally and internationally. The curriculum is designed to cover all relevant topics in the field. Each element of the program is structured to maximize the experiences gained by each fellow. On successful completion of the course with theory and practical examinations, certicate will be issued from the institution.
Following therapy procedures:
To apply for a fellowship position please email your completed application and supporting documents to our Program Head (details given below). The prospective international fellows need to apply to National Medical Council (NMC) India for permission prior to joining the course. For more details, you may contact us. Please apply with following documents;
Dr. P. Shanmuga Sundaram,
Head & Clinical Professor,
Dept of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging,
Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences,
Cochin, Kerala, India
Email ID : ssundaram@aims.amrita.edu