EM Gurus > Training Opportunities > FCPS EM > Institutes > Aga Khan University Hospital @ Karachi, Pakistan
A comprehensive five-year Emergency Medicine residency program.
Includes Emergency Medicine, Pediatric Emergency, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Nephrology, Cardiology/CCU, Medical ICU, General Surgery, ENT, Ophthalmology, Orthopedics, Anesthesia, Radiology, Toxicology, and EMS.
Elective rotation areas to enhance skills and CV, covering administrative roles, patient care, safety, research, and innovation.
48-hour workweek comprising two morning and two evening 12-hour shifts.
Evaluations include PGME trainee evaluation form, 360-degree feedback, core curriculum assessment, quarterly and annual reviews.
Aims to develop specialists who excel as clinicians, caregivers, leaders, teachers, and researchers.
Emphasizes comprehensive skill-building in diagnostics, consultation, technical abilities, and self-assessment.
Requires an MBBS with a minimum 55% score, recognized by PMC.
Mandatory completion of a one-year internship split between Medicine/Allied and Surgery/Allied.
FCPS Part I qualification in Medicine, Surgery, Anesthesia, or Allied is essential, with preference for Emergency Medicine experience.
Selection involves a screening test and panel interviews based on merit.
Led by a Program Director and Associate Program Directors.
Faculty includes sixteen senior and eleven junior members actively involved in resident training.
Rigorous training aligned with global patient management standards.
Hands-on experience in invasive procedures including:
Central Venous Pressure (CVP) monitoring.
Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI).
Chest tube insertion.
Double lumen catheterization.
Two Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) machines are available for advanced diagnostic training.
Wednesday Core sessions dedicated to academics and skills evaluation from 8 AM to 2 PM, emphasizing comprehensive development.
ED's research department, led by Dr. Uzma Rahim Khan, supports national and international publications, presentations, and projects, engaging faculty and seniors with junior residents.
Annual advertising of the program occurs each spring, typically in March/April.
The written test is scheduled for August.
Interviews for shortlisted candidates are held in October/November.
Results are announced in November.
The program commences on January 1st.
Dr. Sundas Sajid
Senior Resident, Emergency Medicine, Aga Khan University Hospital