Course Details

After completing a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery), you can specialize in emergency medicine through a Post Graduate Diploma in Emergency Medical Services (PGDEMS) or a Fellowship in Emergency Medicine. These 12-month, often part-time or online, courses enable you to work in intensive care units (ICU), casualty departments, and ambulances, focusing on modern trauma, cardiac care, and life support techniques

Top Emergency Courses for BAMS DoctorsPost Graduate Diploma in Emergency Medical Services (PGDEMS): A 1-year (often part-time) course covering acute care, trauma, and CPR.Fellowship in Emergency Medicine: Offers practical, hands-on clinical training, often focusing on advanced cardiac and trauma care.Post Graduate Diploma in Emergency Medicine: Specialized 12-month program focusing on toxicology and critical situations.

Requirements

• Top Roles: Ayurvedic Doctor, Resident Medical Officer (RMO), Consultant, Medical Officer (Ayurveda), Panchakarma Specialist, and Clinical Research Associate.
• op Recruiters: Private hospitals (e.g., Seven Consultancy), private clinics, Wellness/Spa centers, and government Ayush departments.
• Job Types: Permanent, contractual (NHM), and full-time positions available

Course Details

• gibility: 10+2 (Higher Secondary) or equivalent.:
• gibility: 10+2 (Higher Secondary) or equivalent..
• Methodology: Focus on non-invasive, drugless therapies..
• Goal: Train practitioners in holistic wellness, Ayurveda, and alternative methodologies.
• Note: BAMS (AM) is distinct from the traditional 5.5-year BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) degree recognized by the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine..
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Course Syllabus

• The BAMS (AM) curriculum typically includes 7 compulsory subjects and 4 electives:
• Human Body Structure (Anatomy): Study of systems, organs, and tissues.
• Human Body Function (Physiology): Study of cell organization, cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, and nervous systems.
• Human Body Disorders (Pathology): Understanding diseases, hematology, and microbiology.
• atural Health Laws (Hygiene): Principles of health, sanitation, and prevention.
• Medical Ethics & Laws (Medical Jurisprudence): Legal aspects of alternative practice.
• Women Diseases (Gynecology & Obstetrics): Reproductive health management..
• Description of Diseases & its Management (Practice of Medicine): Practical approaches to alternative treatments..