Post Doctoral Certificate Course in Hepato-Virology

The Post Doctoral Certificate Course in Hepato-Virology is suitable for pathologists, microbiologists and physicians who are interested to develop their knowledge and skills into clinical virology field. The Hepato Virology is a subspecialty subject of clinical virology. The course curriculum includes Viral Infections related to Liver, Clinicopathology, Viral Hepatitis and its clinical management. The course duration is usually between 6 months to 1 year.

The Post-Doctoral Certificate Course in Hepato-Virology is a specialized certification program that provides in-depth knowledge about liver-related viral infections. It covers a wide range of topics, including epidemiology, molecular mechanisms, treatment protocols, and emerging research in the field. 

Post-Doctoral Certificate Course in Hepato-Virology 

Applicants must have a Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in disciplines such as Hepatology, Virology, Microbiology, Infectious Diseases, or related fields. Some institutions may also require prior research experience or clinical practice in hepatology. 

The course typically spans 6 months to 1 year, depending on the institution and curriculum structure. 

The tuition fee varies based on the institution but generally falls between INR 50,000 – INR 2,00,000. 

• Medical professionals specializing in hepatology and infectious diseases 
• Researchers focused on viral hepatitis and liver infections 
• Microbiologists and virologists working on liver-related viruses 
• Public health professionals involved in epidemiology and disease control 

Specialization in liver-related viral infections, including Hepatitis B, C, and D 

Hands-on training in advanced diagnostic techniques and molecular virology 

Career opportunities in leading hospitals, research centers, and global health organizations 

Enhanced prospects in clinical research, academia, and the pharmaceutical industry 

Many institutions require applicants to pass an entrance exam or interview, assessing their expertise in hepatology, virology, and clinical research methodologies. 

1. Application Submission – Apply online or offline through the university portal. 
2. Eligibility Verification – Academic qualifications and research experience are reviewed. 
3. Entrance Exam/Interview – Some institutions conduct a written test or personal interview. 
4. Final Selection & Enrollment – Admission is based on merit and performance. 

The curriculum generally includes: 

• All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) 
• Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) 
• Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS) 
• Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore 
• Tata Memorial Centre (TMC) 

• Research and development in virology and liver diseases 
• Clinical practice as a hepatologist or infectious disease specialist 
• Academic roles in medical colleges and research institutions 
• Opportunities with global health organizations like WHO, CDC, and NIH 

• Fellowship programs in Hepatology and Virology 
• Doctoral research in Molecular Virology or Clinical Hepatology 
• Advanced certifications in Liver Transplantation and Hepatic Diseases 

• Hepatologist or Virologist in hospitals and research institutions 
• Clinical Research Scientist in pharmaceutical and biotech firms 
• Medical Consultant for infectious disease control organizations 
• Public Health Specialist focusing on liver disease prevention 

• Salaries vary based on expertise, experience, and location. On average: 
• Entry-level: INR 8-12 LPA 
• Mid-level: INR 12-20 LPA 
• Senior-level: INR 20-35 LPA (based on research and clinical experience)