MD Radio Diagnosis

MD Radio-Diagnosis is a 3-year postgraduate program that trains physicians in diagnostic and interventional radiology, emphasizing clinical competence, research, teaching, and ethical practice.

Description:
The program develops radiologists capable of performing and interpreting a wide range of radiological investigations, managing emergencies, minimizing radiation hazards, and participating in interventional procedures. Graduates acquire skills in research, critical analysis, teaching, and ethical decision-making. Training is conducted in NAMS-affiliated hospitals equipped with modern radiology facilities.

Curricular Structure (Tentative Table):

Features:

• Training in diagnostic and interventional radiology
• Management of radiological emergencies
• Emphasis on radiation safety and ethical practice
• Research methodology and thesis preparation
• Academic and teaching skill development
• Exposure to modern imaging technologies and critical analysis of literature

Fee:

• Tentative: NPR 2,381,760

Admission Process:

1. MBBS or equivalent degree recognized by Nepal Medical Council.
2. Minimum 2 years clinical experience in recognized hospitals after temporary registration.
3. Minimum 50% marks in MECEE-PG written entrance examination.
4. Selection based on:
   • 60% written exam
   • 40% experience and academic criteria: remote area experience (max 20%), relevant PG diplomas (5%), MBBS score (5%), ISC/equivalent (5%), SLC/equivalent (5%)

Job Prospects:

• Radiologist in hospitals and diagnostic centers
• Interventional radiology specialist
• Academic faculty in medical colleges
• Clinical researcher in imaging and radiology programs