People shaped by a continuing culture of clinical learning.
Across fellowship, observership and supervised clinical training, doctors have joined the programme at different stages of their professional journey. This record recognises those learning relationships and the wider community of clinicians who have trained, contributed and progressed through the programme.
A growing professional community beyond the training period.
The value of fellowship extends beyond a defined training tenure. Alumni carry forward clinical judgement, operative discipline, collaborative practice and a commitment to patient care in the communities and institutions they serve. Individual professional profiles and subsequent career journeys will be progressively enriched as the alumni record develops.
Dr Riya Thakral
Focused clinical fellowship with supervised ENT exposure and structured case-based learning.
Dr Arun Arunakulum
Extended clinical fellowship with longitudinal clinical and operative learning.
Dr Zhino Kamal
International clinical observership contributing to academic exchange and cross-border professional learning.
Dr Suraj
Supervised ENT fellowship within the advanced clinical training pathway.
Dr Kriti Singh
Clinical teaching and supervised training within the continuing academic programme.
Dr Pallavi Kaul
Observership and supervised clinical learning within the programme.
Dr Iqror
Upcoming international trainee joining the expanding academic exchange pathway.
Dr Ayush Partap
Upcoming participant within the structured fellowship and clinical learning pathway.
Dr Rishabh Jain
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Dr Dishant Chhabra
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Dr Sanah Rashid
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Dr Saral Ahuja
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Dr Chetan Yadav
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Dr Neeru Yadav
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Dr Vijay
Part of the wider multidisciplinary clinical learning community.
Dr Surya
Part of the wider multidisciplinary clinical learning community.
Dr H Baddour
Part of the wider collaborative clinical and professional learning community.
Dr Pushkar
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Dr Asif Mahajan
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Dr Bharat Bhushan
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Dr Harshdeep Guliani
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Dr Mehak Arora
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Dr Honey Dalal
Part of the wider clinical teaching and professional learning community.
Training that continues through practice, service and professional collaboration.
The fellowship community represents more than a historical list of trainees. It is a growing network of clinicians carrying their skills into independent practice, institutional service, teaching and community care. As the alumni record matures, this page can evolve into concise professional profiles highlighting present roles, areas of practice and contributions to patient care.
Learn • Practise • Serve • Mentor
Clinical education gains its fullest value when acquired skills translate into responsible practice, better access to care, professional collaboration and the mentoring of the next generation.
From trainee to colleague.
Join
Enter through fellowship, observership or supervised learning.
Learn
Develop clinical reasoning, operative skills and professional discipline.
Progress
Translate supervised experience into increasing professional responsibility.
Serve
Apply acquired skills in clinical practice and community care.
Reconnect
Return through collaboration, mentorship, research and academic exchange.