FAQ

  • Any medical training, after post graduation, under the guidance of an expert and experienced mentor is called as Clinical Rotation.
  • There are  two kinds of Clinical Rotations, Short term and Long Term Clinical Rotations.
  • Minimum duration for Short Term Clinical Rotations is 4 weeks and extendable to 8 weeks.
  • We Provide only short terms Clinical Rotations.
  • This Clinical Rotations is on real patients and NOT on cadavers. However, hands-on exposure is not assured. It depends on the mentor to provide for the same or not.
  • This depends entirely on the rules and regulations of the Country and the Hospital where the candidate will be a Fellow.
  • If the mentor finds a candidate with good knowledge and willingness to learn, and he is convinced about to candidates knowledge level & eagerness to learn, he may give the candidate good hands-on experience.
  • Batch size depends entirely on the number of Fellows present at that point of time, as well as rules and regulations of the Country/ Hospital.
  • Candidates do not get any stipend for the Short Term Clinical Rotations.
  • Yes, the candidate will be awarded a Certificate of completion for the Clinical Rotations / Observership, based on the Rules of the hospital, by either the Hospital or the Mentor.
  • The Candidate can do only one Clinical Rotations at a time and get 1 Clinical Rotations certificate after completion of minimum 4 weeks under expert mentor. If the candidate wants 2 certificates he has to undergo another Clinical Rotations program with another mentor.
  • Access to the library varies from Hospital to Hospital and depends on the Mentor recommending you.
 
  • All hospitals are well equipped to perform almost all kind of surgeries. Please refer to learning points, that define the procedures typically conducted.
  • Some candidates are short of the required academic experience or they lack in good international academic exposure. All such candidates are required to get some orientation from Indian faculties who are experienced, with good international academic exposure. This academic, as well as International academic etiquettes grooming is the prime objective of domestic Induction. 
  • Yes, an initial booking amount needs to paid. The amount for the same is mentioned in Proforma invoice. This is small amount of registration fees. It  has to be paid at the time of reserving the seat. This amount is also non-refundable.
  • No, the quote which we provide to the candidate does not include breakfast, lunch & dinner. Candidate has to arrange and pay for food himself.
  • Yes, we along with our travel visa partner help the candidate for documentation for applying of Visa. We also help the student to make the VISA documentation strong. We can not give guarantee for VISA process to be completed successfully. It depends on the documentation and various checks the consulates do independently on the candidature of the student. 
  • Yes, Candidates have the option to apply for Visa on their own.
  • If the candidate decides not to re-apply for Visa for some reason, then we reimburse the amount to the candidate, after deducting non refundable amount.
  • The Candidate should carry his updated CV, Handbook given by Quexst, Passport and a photocopy of the same, Hotel Details, Passport Size photographs, Photocopy of degree certificate.
  • The candidate needs to make his/her own stay arrangements. It is suggested that the arrangements are made through the various booking platforms like bookings.com or tripadvisor.
  • No, we do not provide transport.
  • Yes, it is absolutely mandatory for the candidate to attend hospital on all days as specified by the mentor.
  • Generally, work begins at  7 am and goes on up to 4 pm. Timings may change as per number of patients and number of surgeries.
 
  • Yes, In fact it is expected that the candidate will ask maximum number of academic queries to the mentor. It shows the eagerness of the candidate to learn new things.
 
  • If a Candidate has to take any leave for any reason, he must take it with prior intimation and approval from mentor.  For short duration Clinical Rotation, no leave should be taken unless in case of  emergency and unavoidable circumstances. 
  • Saturday & Sunday are off days. But if the mentor makes arrangements for any special & rare cases on weekends, then candidate has to attend it.
  • It is compulsory for the Candidate to be in formal attire during his hospital presence.
  • At the end of the Clinical Rotation, the candidate is asked to prepare a presentation about what he has learnt in this Clinical Rotation. After this presentation student is awarded a Clinical Rotation certificate by Mentor.
  • No, we do not make any sightseeing arrangements for candidates.  

Yes, we take academic feedback from the candidate after the Clinical Rotation.

  • Yes. The family members can travel along with the student. However, it is advisable that student must make sure that their presence does not impact his presence and attention in Clinical Rotation activities in the hospital.