Eligibility Criteria

The applicant must have completed medical post graduation in Anesthesiology with MD/ DNB/ Diploma or equivalent qualification from a MCI/ NMC recognized medical institute.
The Fellowship is open to candidates who have successfully completed residency training in an Anesthesiology.
Applicants shall acquire additional broad clinical experience in providing anesthesia for a wide variety of patients, including major head and neck cancer surgeries with state of art anesthesia facilities.
The candidate must have medical council registration.

Minimum Education

The Fellowship in Advance Difficult Airway Management is a specialized training program for Anesthesiologists who can improve their skills and get hands-on practice in Advance Airway Management.
It has designed to improve airway management skills through, training on skill stations, lectures, group discussion, demonstrations and on patient clinical exposure
The program is affiliated by All India Difficult Airway Association (AIDAA).
The fellowship program is of minimum 3 months mandatory exposure to various procedures are compulsory before the fellow become eligible for the exam and certification.
In case of non exposure to the prescribed procedures, fellowship program can continue for longer than 3 months.
The fellow shall undergo evaluation by approved AIDAA examination centre at the end of program before receiving the fellowship certificate.
The KCHRC can accept 1-2 qualified anaesthesiologist every 3 months for fellowship.