Highlights
- Integrated medical sciences with physician-supervised clinical postings in medicine, surgery, emergency and community health.
- Training in history taking, physical examination, clinical reasoning, procedures and documentation.
- Emphasis on pharmacology, diagnostics, evidence-based practice and medical ethics.
- Team-based care with interprofessional education and communication skills.
- Capstone internship with progressive responsibility under supervision.
Curriculum – Detailed Programme Structure
- Year 1: Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pathology, Communication & ethics, foundation clinical skills.
- Year 2: Clinical medicine I, Pharmacology, Diagnostics, Physical assessment, rotations in General Medicine.
- Year 3: Clinical medicine II & Surgery, Paediatrics, Emergency medicine, Community health, Research methods; extended clinical rotations.
- Year 4: Internship under physician supervision with progressive responsibilities.
Career Opportunities
- Physician Associate in Medicine/Surgery/Emergency, Clinical Coordinator, Research Assistant, Medical Scribe/Quality Auditor.
- Employers: Hospitals, specialty practices, emergency services, clinical research organisations.
Note: The above structure aligns with NCAHP competency-based curricula. University implementation and NCAHP corrigenda (if any) will be followed.
**Subject to approval from NCAHP.