What is the duration of the course?

The duration of the Fellowship in Emergency Medicine course is 144 hours.

Who are the trainers, and how do they get selected by Henry Harvin®?

All of our highly-qualified trainers are Certified Professional Trainers with more than 15 years of experience in training and working professionally in the field. Each has to appear through a rigorous selection process that includes profile screening, technical evaluation, and live training demonstration before they are certified to train for us. We also ensure that only those trainers who maintain a high alumni rating continue to train for us.

Can I drop out of the course?

Professionals who complete their course on time with better percentile have higher chances of getting a 15x salary hike.

Can I take a break from the classes during the course?

Well, there is no such option of taking a break from the classes in an ongoing course. Instead, professionals can change their batch from instructor-led to self-paced training classes.

Does Henry Harvin® offer Corporate Training?

We are happy to inform you that Henry Harvin® has exclusive corporate training sessions with experts on board.

Are there any weekend batches available?

Yes. There are multiple weekend batches available for Fellowship in Emergency Medicines course

Can I change my learning mode from self-paced to instructor-led training programs?

Yes. A professional can change the mode of learning from self-paced to instructor-led training by consulting with their HH buddy.

Fellowship in Emergency Medicine Course- Henry Harvin®

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Module 1: Medical Emergencies Part 1
- Introduction to Emergency Medicine
- Environmental Emergencies (Frostbite, Heat Exhaustion & Stroke, Hypothermia, Burns, Bites, Stings)
Module 2: Medical Emergencies Part 2
- Common Medical Emergencies (Heart attack symptoms, Infections, Sepsis, lung disease, heart disease, cardiac emergencies, chronic medical problems, respiratory emergencies, head injuries)
- Toxicology (Approach to Toxic Patient, antidotes, poisoning, treatment of Hypotension Associated with Drug Poisoning)
- Dermatologic Emergencies (Severe drug reactions, Infections, autoimmune exacerbations, Inflammatory conditions)
- Psychiatric Emergencies
Module 3: Surgical Emergencies
- Acute Trauma
- Acute appendicitis
- Bowel obstruction
- Gastrointestinal perforation
- Intestinal volvulus
- Acute mesenteric Ischemia
- Peritonitis
- Stercoral perforation
Module 4: Other Major Emergencies
- Ophthalmological & ENT Emergencies (Conjunctivitis, dacryocystitis, endophthalmitis, iritis, keratitis, orbital and periorbital cellulitis, uveitis, Traumatic and related problems foreign body in the eye, ocular injuries, Vascular disorders, acute glaucom
- Orthopedic Emergencies (Types of emergencies, Fractures, Hand & Wrist emergencies, Upper Arm and Shoulder Injuries, Pelvis, Hip and Femur Injuries, Lower Leg and Ankle Injuries)
- Pediatric Emergencies (Approach to ill Pediatric Patient, Pain, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Respiratory Tract Infections, Bronchiolitis, Pharyngitis, Meningitis and sepsis, GIT Disorders, Intestinal Obstruction, Incarcerated hernia, Pyloric Stenosis, In
- Gynecological & Obstetric Emergencies (Pelvic inflammatory disease, vulvovaginitis, abruptio placentae, eclampsia, ectopic pregnancy, emergency delivery, hyperemesis gravidarum, placenta praevia, post-partum hemorrhage, Tumours, Vascular disorders/ Ischae