Pain Management & Palliative Care – Pain Medicine
The Pain Management and Palliative Care Fellowship at JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research (JSS AHER), in collaboration with the Global Healthcare Academy (GHA), is a comprehensive 12-month program designed for clinicians committed to improving the quality of life of patients suffering from acute pain and chronic pain. As an NAAC A++ and QS-ranked institution, JSS AHER is recognized internationally for excellence in medical education and clinical training. The partnership with GHA enriches the program with global knowledge and evolving practices in palliative care and pain management.
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12 Months
Applicants must hold a recognized postgraduate qualification in Anesthesiology, Internal Medicine, or an equivalent degree, and should have completed a residency program.
About courses
- Master assessment and management techniques for acute and chronic pain
- Develop proficiency in interventional pain procedures
- Engage in research to advance the field of pain management
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient outcomes
- Hands-on training in pain management clinics
- Participation in interventional procedures under expert supervision
- Involvement in research projects focused on pain management
- Interactive seminars and multidisciplinary case reviews
- Assess and manage complex pain conditions effectively
- Perform interventional pain procedures with competence
- Contribute to advancements in pain management research
- Advocate for pain management and palliative care services
Course Faculty
Dr. Archana K N
Head of the Department
Senior anesthesiologist with strong experience in critical and operative anesthesia care.
Dr. Pratibha Matche
Anesthesiologist with expertise in perioperative care and pain management.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
01 Who is this fellowship designed for?
It is suited for physicians interested in managing acute and chronic pain as well as providing holistic palliative care for patients with complex conditions.
02 What procedures and techniques will I learn?
Fellows train in interventional pain management, pharmacological approaches, and non-invasive therapies alongside palliative care principles.
03 How is patient-centered care emphasized?
The fellowship integrates technical expertise with compassion-focused training, ensuring fellows address physical, psychological, and emotional aspects of care.
04 Will I get practical exposure to interventional pain procedures?
Yes. Fellows work hands-on in pain clinics and procedural suites, performing interventions under supervision.
05 How does this differ from general clinical training in pain management?
Unlike basic exposure, this fellowship offers structured, in-depth expertise in both interventional techniques and multidisciplinary palliative care.
06 Does the fellowship include academic and research opportunities?
Yes. Fellows participate in research projects, case reviews, and seminars that promote evidence-based practice.
07 Why should I choose this fellowship at JSS AHER?
The program is anchored in a NAAC A++ and QS-ranked institution. It uniquely blends interventional expertise with palliative care training, producing well-rounded specialists.
08 Will I learn to manage end-of-life care scenarios?
Yes. Training includes communication, ethical considerations, and symptom management for end-of-life patients, preparing fellows for sensitive clinical situations.
09 Is this fellowship suitable for physicians planning leadership roles?
Yes. The program equips participants to establish and lead pain and palliative care units in varied healthcare systems.
10 What career opportunities follow this fellowship?
Graduates can become pain specialists, palliative care consultants, academic faculty, or leaders in hospital-based pain management services.