As a leading global academic community for innovative education in pain management, regenerative medicine and spine care, Alleviate not only organizes courses and forums suited for different participants, but also supports many of our applicants for observational and hands on fellowship.

• Additional experience in techniques for fully trained specialists interested in pain management
• Exposure to the professional network of Alleviate Pain Management Centers
• Additional clinical experience and hands on experience for fellows
• Obtain a fellowship certification in pain medicine upon completion of fellowship program

1. Proof of being a Medical Doctor and an anaesthetist or orthopaedic or physical medicine rehabilitation specialist, etc
2. A CV including: – Proof of training – Proof of interest in Pain management.
3. Two current reference letters.
4. Have some previous experience on pain management.
5. A list of publications and/or lectures written or delivered by the applicant (Preferably published at least one to two in pain management/orthopaedics/physical medicine rehabilitation etc related articles in peer review journal).
6. Copy of valid practicing license.
7. Proposed research plan (max. 500 words) (mandatory for applicants who apply for 3 months or above fellowship. Successful applicants are required to submit a research project after the fellowship

• Fellows will be posted in all our centres – Dasarahalli/Sadashivnagar/Indiranagar
• Fellows will have to actively participate in all camps conducted by Alleviate. Fellows are expected to co-ordinate with PR team to plan a camp. Further they should take charge & with help of faculty should be able to take thorough history/clinical examination/diagnostic ultrasound/ prescribe medicines whenever necessary

The fellows have ample time allotted to didactic sessions of Pain Medicine lectures which include alternate days of one hour teaching sessions from 10:00 to 11:00 AM room, which is equipped with audio and video. Active trainee participation is expected.

Every 2 weeks (Wednesday’s 3pm to 4pm).
Journal club helps to interpret medical literature. A review of a mix of influential papers and newer literature offers a comprehensive background of evidence-based clinical practice and knowledge of pain mechanisms

Every 2 weeks (Thursday’s 3pm to 4pm)

(Saturdays 4pm to 5pm)

A primary goal of Alleviate fellowship is to develop effective teaching skills. Partnering with a faculty member, all fellows teach one or two sessions of a monthly pain medicine lecture series (Tuesdays 3pm to 4pm). Attending partners give feedback on presentation and teaching skills. Fellows will have to present at-least 1 Paper (1 year fellow) and 1 Poster (6-month fellow) in National/International conference.

At the end of completion of fellowship, the fellow has to submit the following document:

• Fellowship Feedback Form
• Fellowship Logbook
• Fellowship Report (About 500 words with 4 – 5 photos)
• Research Report (publication)
• After completion of the fellowship, the candidate will assessed based on their performance on the exit exam (theory and practical examination).
• Each fellow will receive the fellowship certificate from Alleviate Pain Management Centre upon completion.

• Dr Khaja Javed Khan MBBS, MD, FIPM, FIAPM
• Dr Wiquar Ahmed MBBS, DA, FIPM
• Dr Prashanth R Putran MBBS, MD, PDCC, FIPM, FIAPM
• Dr Santoshi Kurada MBBS, MD, FIPM, Fellow in Critical care (UK)
• Dr Swagatesh Bastia MBBS, MS(Ortho), FIPM, Fellow in Trauma and Ortho (UK)
• Dr Faraz A Syed MBBS, MS(ORTHO), AO Spine Surgery Fellow (UK)