Program Overview

PROGRAM

Postgraduate

FIELD

School of Medicine & Allied Sciences

DURATION

3 year

LANGUAGE

English

NUMBER OF SEATS

5

MD/MS-General Practice and Emergency Medicine (MDGP)

On completion of the MD in General Practice (MDGP) Residency training programme, the graduate will be able to provide comprehensive and effective management of common health problems including timely emergency and life saving surgeical and obstetrical intervention.

Program Overview

On completion of the MD in General Practice (MDGP) Residency training programme, the graduate will be able to provide comprehensive and effective management of common health problems including timely emergency and life saving surgeical and obstetrical intervention.

4 Years

of working experience

GOALS OF THE PROGRAM

On completion of the MDGP, the trainee will be able to meet objectives related to clinical, preventive/community health, managerial, training, communication and professional performance.

Objectives related to clinical performance:

The resident will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of all common and derious health problems and manage them completely.
  2. Diagnose health problems on the basis of information collected from patient, relative physical examination and available diagnostic procedures and facilities.
  3. Provide effective and appropriate medical and surgical management for health problems in the context of the resources available.

Objectives related to preventive/ community health performance:

The resident will be able to:

  1. Co-ordinate and implement health promotion and disease prevention activities;
  2. Demonstrate a through knowledge of major health problems facing people in the district she/he is working;
  3. Develop the staff of the health posts with clinical administrative and health promotional support and training.
  4. Visit the health post regularly or as required.

Objectives related to managerial performance

The resident will be able to effectively manage the staff and carry out administrative responsibilities of the hospital.

Objectives related to training

The resident will be able to

  1. Arrange and/or conduct appropriate in service training for hospital staff and others.
  2. Provide appropriate education or training to various levels of health care students assigned to the hospital.

Objectives related to communication

The resident will be able to:

  1. Establish effective referral system.
  2. Develop and co-ordinate effective communication and co-operation amongst all health care services (both governmental and non governmental)
  3. Develop and maintain effective support for the health posts.

Objectives related to professional Performance

The resident will:

  1. Maintain current knowledge of health care problems through participation in appropriate continuing health education programmes.
  2. Demonstrate knowledge of and consistently within the health care objectives of the government.
  3. Maintain personal and professional standards consistent with his role as a lader in health care term.
  4. These objectives attempt to address the needs of people in Nepal and may be accomplished in a number of ways. The IOM has developed the MD (GP) programme to address these objectives in a specific way using a definition of General Practice which will differ from that in other countries at other centres.

ADMISSION CRITERIA

  • The candidate must have completed MBBS or equivalent course including internship.
  • Candidates must be registered with the Nepal Medical Council.
  • New rules or regulations formulated by Tribhuvan University.
  • One year experience in any government, university or charitable hospital.

CANDIDATE SELECTION PROCESS

Eligible candidates should appear for the entrance exam conducted by IOM (It is conducted tentatively on the month of Bhadra according to Nepalese calendar), Exam section and the merit list will be published based on the marks secured in the entrance examination. The candidate selection and admission will then be done following the guidelines set by IOM (on merit basis and post-counseling sessions held by IOM).

Please check notices on website of IOM ( www.iom.edu.np ) for regular updates.

FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

International students should have an eligibility certificate from the concerned authority of their country, a valid student visa (if visa is required to stay in Nepal) and eligibility certificate issued by IoM or Ministry of Education of Nepal.

To get the admission in this programme, along with all other academic documents and proof of nationality, Indian candidate should also submit eligibility certificate issued from Medical Council of India (MCI), New Delhi, India before admission.

ADMISSION PROCEDURE

After fulfilling the aforementioned criteria, students have to visit CMC College along with the guardians and have to present the original copies of all the academic certificates. Thereafter, students have to fill up necessary documents and agreement papers as per the rules and requirements of CMC.

MEDICAL FITNESS

Successful candidates will have to undergo medical test by a Medical Board constituted by the College and must be declared fit for final admission.

Course Outline:

This rotation schedule attempts to provide trainers with experience in fundamental areas of knowledge as skill development prior to becoming involved in work experiences outside the Kathmandu valley.

First Year Rotation

  • Medicine
  • Paediatrics
  • Dermatology
  • Psychiatry
  • Anandaban
  • Exam

Second Year (49 weeks)

  • Surgery + Orthopaedics
  • Obstetrics & Gynaecology + Family Planning
  • Exam

Third Year (57 weeks)

  • Health services at the district level
  • Anaesthesia
  • Emergency Medicine
  • ENT
  • Ophthalmology
  • Dental/forensic Medicine
  • Final Exam

Evaluation:

The overall assessment shall be based on the combination of the on going internal assessment as well as three annual examination.

(As per IOM)

DRESS CODE

Students should be in the prescribed dress code of the institute in college/hospital premises. No student will be allowed to enter the college compound without proper uniform in college days. CMC believes appropriate dressing is important for creation of positive learning environment.

Students of Nursing (Master of Nursing, Bachelor of Nursing and BSc Nursing) *

  • Shirt (Light-Cream, Hawk-Design No. 34)
  • Tie (As MBBS-Students’)
  • Pant (Blue Black-Jelbrow or Blue Black-BSLA)
  • Black Shoe

[*Dress-code for Nursing Students while in clinical practice at hospitals– ]

Students-MBBS/BDS

  • Shirt (Sky Blue)
  • Tie
  • Pant (Blue Black-Jelbrow or Blue Black-BSLA)
  • Black Shoe
  • White Socks

Dress-code for Nursing Students while in clinical practice at hospitals – Dark Blue Scrub

Students-BSc MIT

  • Shirt (Light-Purple, Hawk-Design No. 69)
  • Tie
  • Pant (Blue Black-Jelbrow or Blue Black-BSLA)
  • Black Shoe
  • White Socks

Students-BMLT

  • Shirt (Light Greenish/ Ash, Hawk-Design No. 32)
  • Tie (As MBBS-Students’)
  • Pant (Blue Black-Jelbrow or Blue Black-BSLA)
  • Black Shoe
  • White Socks

*College will announce the date for winter and summer dress. 

CONTACT DETAILS

Email : admission@cmc.edu.np
Hospital
Bharatpur-10, Chitwan
Phone:(+977) 056-493555

College
Kailashnagar, Bharatpur-5, Chitwan
Phone:(+977) 056-493111