Nuclear Medicine Fellowship (India)

Alsir Team
May 20, 2024
2 min read

Updated: Oct 27

Application is open

(Flexible starting date and duration)

The Nuclear Medicine Fellowship provides comprehensive training in the clinical application of radionuclide imaging and therapy for the diagnosis and management of various diseases.The program is designed for radiologists, physicians, and oncologists who wish to develop practical expertise in nuclear imaging techniques, radiopharmaceutical use, and molecular imaging-based decision making.

Program Highlights:

Participants will gain exposure to a wide spectrum of diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine practices, including:

PET/CT and SPECT/CT imaging for oncology, cardiology, and neurology
Functional imaging for thyroid, renal, and hepatobiliary systems
Bone and infection scans for metabolic and inflammatory disorders
Radioiodine therapy for thyroid diseases
Radionuclide therapy for neuroendocrine and prostate malignancies (Lu-177, Y-90, I-131)
Radiation safety, radiopharmacy, and quality control procedures

Fellows will train under the supervision of experienced nuclear medicine specialists, participating in both diagnostic imaging and therapeutic procedures within accredited nuclear medicine departments.

Training Experience

• Hands-on procedural training in a high-volume center

• Exposure to PET/CT, SPECT/CT, and radionuclide therapy across multiple clinical applications

• Participation in case interpretation sessions, multidisciplinary tumor boards, and patient management planning

• Opportunities for clinical research, publications, and presentations at national meetings

Duration and tuition fees:

1 month: 3,800 USD

2 months : 7,500 USD

3 months : 10,000 USD

6 Months : 15,000 USD

1 Year : 25,000 USD

Fellowship application process:

NMC Temporary License:

For hands-on training, a temporary NMC license is required here in india (the National Medical Commission authorization for foreign doctors to undertake practical training).

The licensing process typically takes around two months, and our office will handle all necessary procedures on your behalf. We recommend planning your schedule accordingly to accommodate this timeline.

Required Documents for NMC:

1. Full Name of the Applicant

2. Address (Current & Permanent)

3. Parent’s Name

4. Date of Birth

5. Passport Size Photograph

6. Passport Copy

7. All Degree Certificates (including any Specialities, if applicable)

8. Valid Medical Practitioner License

9. Valid Good Standing Certificate

How To Apply:

Please send your updated CV to our email: info@medtrainingindia.com
In the email subject line, please write: “Nuclear Medicine Fellowship”
To confirm your seat, a USD 300 deposit is required during the application process – counted as part of the total program fee.
An official invitation letter from the hosting hospital will be issued to support your visa application.