Pediatric Ophthalmology Fellowship
Kapil Eye Hospital proudly offers a comprehensive 12-month Pediatric Ophthalmology Fellowship Program, designed to train ophthalmologists in advanced diagnostic and clinical skills for managing pediatric eye disorders. This fellowship combines in-depth academic learning with extensive hands-on clinical exposure under expert supervision.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates applying for the Pediatric Ophthalmology Fellowship must fulfill the following requirements:
MBBS degree from a recognized medical institution.
MD/MS/DNB in Ophthalmology or an equivalent postgraduate qualification in Ophthalmology.
Valid medical council registration from their native country, with the registration validity extending beyond the course completion date.
Pediatric Fellowship Inquiry:95186209595
Pediatric Ophthalmology Fellowship 1 April 2026-31 march 2027
At Kapil Eye Hospital, we are dedicated to shaping the next generation of eye care experts through our advanced fellowship programs. Each program is thoughtfully designed to provide immersive clinical training, extensive surgical exposure, academic enrichment, and meaningful research opportunities—guided by highly experienced and respected specialists.
The Pediatric Ophthalmology Fellowship at Kapil Eye Hospital is crafted to empower ophthalmologists with in-depth expertise in diagnosing and managing a wide range of childhood eye diseases. This structured program ensures comprehensive clinical, diagnostic, and surgical training, offering fellows valuable hands-on experience in a high-volume, real-world practice environment.
Fellowship Agenda: What You Will Learn:
In-depth training in diagnosing and managing amblyopia, strabismus, ROP, pediatric glaucoma, and refractive errors
Exposure to pediatric neuro-ophthalmology and optic nerve disorders
Hands-on experience with advanced diagnostic tools including OCT, B-scan ultrasound, visual field testing, and electrophysiology
Participation in pediatric ocular surgeries, including squint correction and trauma management
Understanding of genetic eye diseases and training in genetic counseling
Collaborative approach involving pediatricians, neurologists, orthoptists, and vision therapists
Introduction to clinical research methodology and ethical practices in pediatric ophthalmology
Development of effective patient and parent counseling skills