Rehabilitation Medicine

The Rehabilitation Medicine program is designed for doctors who wish to specialize in physical medicine and rehabilitation after their initial training. This two-year program combines theoretical and practical training, allowing participants to enhance their existing medical knowledge and skills. Ideal candidates are those who are already practicing medicine and are looking to pivot their careers towards rehabilitation.

Students will engage in 112 hours of theoretical and practical instruction each year, covering 14 mandatory modules along with optional ones. The program includes seminars that can be attended in person, online, or in a hybrid format. This flexible approach ensures that students can tailor their learning experience to fit their professional commitments while gaining essential skills in rehabilitation.

Graduates of this program can pursue various roles such as Rehabilitation Physician, Physical Medicine Specialist, or Medical Consultant in rehabilitation centers. They may find employment in hospitals, rehabilitation clinics, or private practices. The skills acquired are transferable across various healthcare settings, making graduates well-equipped to address diverse patient needs in the field of rehabilitation.