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Fellowship in Paediatric Radiology (UKM)

Programme Overview

The Fellowship in Paediatric Radiology (UKM) is a comprehensive training program designed for independent and certified radiologists or equivalent specialty. The program aims to provide clinical knowledge relevant to medical and surgical management of paediatric diseases, enabling trainees to confidently discuss appropriate imaging strategies and interventional techniques with referring clinicians.

Objectives of Programme

The objectives of the program are:

• To obtain clinical knowledge relevant to medical and surgical management of paediatric diseases
• In-depth understanding of indications, contraindications, and complications of imaging and radiological procedures
• To understand broad principles and techniques associated with Paediatric Radiology
• Extensive direct practical exposure with appropriate graded supervision in all forms of appropriate imaging and intervention in Paediatric Radiology
• Knowledge and skills to enable safe practice of Paediatric Radiology
• Allow Paediatric Radiology trainees to apply their knowledge and skills in the workplace and demonstrate competence to the level of a consultant
• To become familiar with the indications for, performance, risks, and interpretation of a broad range of Paediatric Radiology in diagnostic and therapeutic
• To understand the importance of radiation protection and apply it adherently to imaging and procedures in children
• To critically evaluate current methods of imaging and critique published research to improve local clinical practice

Activities/Task

Trainees will be required to:

1. Perform all clinical activities at the level of a specialist and involve in the pre-, intra- and post-procedure assessment and management of patients
2. Attend all Paediatric Radiology CME meetings, multi-disciplinary and clinical-radiological discussions
3. Educate and teach other health professionals, residents, and the public with regards to imaging-related topics
4. Communicate effectively with mentors, other radiologists, and clinical colleagues from other disciplines
5. Be active in case discussions, work-up, and plan for the cases
6. Keep a log book and an audit of their performance
7. Participate in activities such as audits and patient safety activities
8. Submit at least one case report or present at hospital-based or national level seminars
9. Pass the viva examinations which will be held at mid-term and at one month prior to finishing the program

Certificate of Completion

A Certificate of completion of training certified by the Course Director and Dean, Faculty of Medicine UKM, will be given to all successful candidates.

Requirements

To apply, candidates must:

1. Apply at least 6 months before the intended start date
2. Obtain a Temporary Practising Certificate (TPC) by the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC)
3. Ensure they fulfill all the requirements for TPC
4. Go through assessments before being called for a face-to-face or online interview

Duration of Training

The duration of the training is 6-12 months.

Training Centres

The training centers are:

1. UKM Medical Centre/ Hospital Pakar Kanak-Kanak UKM (UKM Child Specialist Hospital)
2. Hospital Canselor Tuanku Muhriz, Cheras 56000 Kuala Lumpur

Eligibility

Candidates must be independent and certified radiologists or equivalent specialty.