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Fellowship In Medical Oncology

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Fellowship In Medical Oncology

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Course Overview

Cancer care today is not just about extending life — it’s about personalizing treatment, improving quality of life, and driving innovation through precision medicine. As cancer incidence continues to rise globally, the role of medical oncologists becomes ever more crucial in shaping patient outcomes through evidence-based therapies, targeted drugs, and immuno-oncology.

The Fellowship in Medical Oncology at HCG is a comprehensive program that aims to train physicians in the full spectrum of adult oncology — from early detection and diagnosis to advanced systemic therapies and supportive care. With a strong focus on clinical expertise, research exposure, and multidisciplinary integration, this fellowship bridges academic knowledge with real-world oncology practice.

Fellows gain hands-on experience in chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and precision oncology, supported by advanced molecular diagnostics and translational research. Training takes place under the mentorship of renowned oncologists within HCG’s expansive cancer care network — one of India’s largest and most advanced.

This program transforms learners into confident oncologists who can deliver compassionate, evidence-based care and contribute meaningfully to the fight against cancer.

Why This Fellowship Matters

  • Rising Global Need: Robotic-assisted surgeries are becoming the gold standard for precision and minimally invasive interventions in oncology. Trained specialists are in high demand worldwide.
  • Bridging the Skill Gap: Few programs offer dedicated training in both head & neck oncology and robotic surgery, making this fellowship uniquely positioned to fill that need.
  • Improved Patient Outcomes: Robotic surgery reduces complications, preserves function, and enhances recovery—making it a vital skill for future-ready oncological surgeons.
  • The HCG Advantage: HCG’s pioneering use of robotic systems, global faculty network, and multidisciplinary framework provide unparalleled exposure and mentorship.

Fellowship Highlights

  • Comprehensive Clinical Training: Exposure to a wide range of solid and hematological malignancies, covering all treatment stages.
  • Hands-On Experience: Active involvement in planning and administering chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and combination regimens.
  • Multidisciplinary Tumor Boards: Participate in collaborative discussions with surgical oncologists, radiation oncologists, pathologists, and radiologists.
  • Advanced Learning Environment: Access to state-of-the-art facilities, molecular labs, and digital oncology platforms across HCG centers.
  • Research & Academic Engagement: Opportunities to present papers, contribute to clinical studies, and participate in ongoing clinical trials.
  • Mentorship from Experts: Learn from leading national and international medical oncologists with extensive academic and clinical expertise.
  • Career Advancement: Build a profile that prepares you for leadership roles in cancer hospitals, academic institutions, and research organizations globally.

Learning Objectives

By the end of the Fellowship in Medical Oncology, fellows will be able to:

  • Deliver Comprehensive Oncology Care: Manage diagnosis, staging, and systemic therapy for all major cancers.
  • Apply Evidence-Based Medicine: Incorporate global guidelines and clinical trial data into personalized treatment plans.
  • Understand Novel Therapeutics: Gain expertise in immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and molecular oncology.
  • Collaborate in Multidisciplinary Care: Work effectively with diverse oncology teams for holistic patient management.
  • Engage in Academic and Clinical Research: Contribute to ongoing research, clinical audits, and publications in reputed journals.
  • Enhance Patient Quality of Life: Integrate palliative care, counseling, and supportive therapies into routine practice.

Eligibility:

DM / DNB (Medical Oncology) or MD / DNB (General Medicine) with interest and experience in oncology.

Applicants must demonstrate strong clinical judgment and an aptitude for multidisciplinary collaboration.

FAQs:

Candidates with an MD or DNB in General Medicine or DM/DNB in Medical Oncology are eligible. Prior clinical exposure in oncology is preferred.

You will gain hands-on experience in systemic cancer therapy, immuno-oncology, precision medicine, and management of treatment-related toxicities.

The fellowship typically spans 12 months, combining clinical rotations, academic sessions, and research projects.

Yes. Fellows participate in ongoing clinical trials, tumor boards, and journal clubs, gaining practical experience in evidence-based practice and translational research.

Graduates can work as consultant medical oncologists in cancer hospitals, pursue academic or research careers, or join multidisciplinary oncology teams in India and abroad.

Program Directors:

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Dr. Sanchayan Mandal

Sr. Consultant - Department of Medical Oncology

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