Continued Medical Education (CME) at Nepal Medical College Teaching Hospital (NMCTH)

Quality Medical education has been the motto of Nepal Medical College. Providing Up to date medical education for the undergraduate medical students has been the main work for well trained faculty members of various clinical and non-clinical faculty members of Nepal Medical College. The immense need for educaiton does not end after the completing undergraduate medical education, it will continue even after graduate and post-graduate courses in each and every field of medical sciences. Every doctor and non-doctors has to continue efforts to keep him or her familiar with recent advances in various specialities and superspecialities. Nepal Medical Collge has been regularly conducting various continued medical education program. CME programs in various clinical and nonclinical faculty members in combined CME and will lay the foundation for integrated teaching learning activities which is vital for both undergraduate and post-graduate students, young doctors and teaching faculty members. There are CME every month on third friday of the month. However, invited lectures from distinguised and learned personalities in their specialities from Nepal and foreign countries have been conducted as and when appropriate. Their specialities from Nepal and foreign countries have been conducted as and when appropriate. Recently conducted CMEs have been briefed in the following table. CME coordinators from NMCTH welcomes distinguised personalities from and out of NMCTH to deliver lectures on various aspects of medical education. Dr. Balaram Shrestha MD, PhD (Clinical CME co-ordinator) and Mr. Arijit Ghosh Msc physiology (Basic Science Coordinator) feel pleased to welcome doctors and distinguised figures of various specialtieis and superspecialities in CME of NMCTH.

You are kindly invited to attend any CME of your interest. Please confirm the date and time of CME from telephone inquiry (4486008 or 4486009) or medical OPD staff (4486008 or 4486009 extension no 238).

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