How to become a pediatrician in India?

 Well for starters you need to be an eligible candidate for NEET so that you can study medicine and begin your journey of becoming a pediatrician. Candidates must have completed class 12 with a minimum of 50% in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English (all four subjects combined) from a recognized board to be eligible for NEET Exam.

Candidates should have an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery) degree recognized by the Medical Council of India to pursue a career as a pediatrician.

A pediatrician is a doctor or healthcare worker who has completed a five-year basic bachelor's degree in medicine and subsequently completed a 2-year post-graduate program in pediatrics. Professionals should also receive a license or registration in order to lawfully practice in their own, private, or public health facilities. In that three-year specialization course, they should also learn how to appropriately manage all medical diseases and situations in youngsters. Most doctors take it a step further and obtain board certification, which allows them to continue their studies throughout their career.

Before you decide to become a pediatrician, you must first figure out why you want to do so. As we all know, dealing with children can be challenging, and many people lack the patience and desire to do so, while others struggle to build a rapport with them. It is challenging to be a pediatrician, but it is also extremely gratifying. So, if you want to be a successful pediatrician, you must learn the required skills to deal with children.

In India, pediatrics is one of the most popular careers. The demand for competent and talented pediatricians is increasing by the day. A career in pediatrics is ideal for you if you have a strong desire to help children and the patience to examine and deal with their problems.

It is easier for aspirants now a days to get conceptual clarity and apply practical skills through rounds in clinics with the emergence of apps such as DigiNerve that provide an online pediatrics course – Pediatrics for UnderGrads. DigiNerve is one such app that offers pediatrics video lectures to medical students for thorough understanding. These lectures are by eminent faculty of India who provide MCQs, practical knowledge and notes. This app is primarily for medical students and includes a variety of disciplines as per the latest CBME Curriculum.

The app provides Pediatric video lecture by Dr. Santosh T Soans as well as Dr. Soundarya Mahalingam and assists in the development of physiological concepts and provide a basis for Pediatric pathology for those interested in learning how to study Pediatrics in MBBS. The learning sessions are designed for self-paced study and cover all elements of the subject according to the syllabus, making it one of the best online Pediatric courses. The purpose of this course is to present a practical blend of time-honored concepts and the remarkable explosion of information in modern Pediatrics, with a focus on the demands of day-to-day practice. 

The app also provides Pediatrics MD course for postgraduates taught by the very renowned Dr. Piyush Gupta. All the topics in the Pediatrics MD Course have been carefully chosen to address the postgraduate students' pain points for which they are unable to get enough information. While getting their masters' in pediatrics, the course emphasizes concept-based and approach-based learning to meet all of the students' learning needs. Benchmark/evidence-based research has been used to back up the principles.

To know more about Pediatrics for UnderGrads and Pediatrics MD course, visit DigiNerve.

 

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