Welcome to Neelkanth School of Reproductive Medicine
Supporting the professional development of embryologists through structured training in ART techniques and laboratory practices.
The IVF Training for Embryologists (FITE) program is designed to provide theoretical knowledge and practical learning opportunities in assisted reproductive technology (ART). The program aims to support embryologists in developing their understanding of laboratory techniques and procedures involved in infertility treatment.
Open to candidates with:
BSc/MSc in Life Sciences or Clinical Embryology.
1 Year
6 Months
3 Months
Institutional Training: For MSc Clinical Embryology students, subject to eligibility and institutional requirements.
Develop knowledge of sperm preparation, oocyte handling, and embryo culture techniques.
Understand micromanipulation procedures, including ICSI and assisted hatching.
Learn about cryopreservation protocols for gametes, embryos, and blastocysts.
Understand research methodologies, including designing and conducting clinical studies in embryology.
Learn about ART laboratory quality control, safety practices, and applicable regulatory requirements.
1. Comprehensive Curriculum
Study sperm preparation, oocyte handling, embryo culture, and cryopreservation procedures.
Learn about ICSI, assisted hatching, and time-lapse embryo monitoring.
Understand ART laboratory quality control and relevant regulatory requirements.
2. Hands-On Practical Experience
Opportunities for supervised exposure to IVF laboratory procedures and equipment.
Simulation-based learning and practical sessions guided by experienced professionals.
Practical participation based on program duration, eligibility, and applicable laboratory protocols.
3. Personalized Mentorship
Guidance from professionals working in embryology and reproductive medicine.
Interactive learning sessions focused on theoretical knowledge and practical understanding.
Opportunities for individual feedback during training activities.
4. Multidimensional Learning
Case discussions, laboratory troubleshooting, and embryology techniques.
Introduction to research methodologies and developments in reproductive technologies.
Learning opportunities covering clinical embryology and laboratory practices.
Admissions are based on eligibility criteria and performance in an interview.
Interested candidates can apply by submitting their CVs via email.
Seats are limited based on the training capacity of the program.
Course fee details are available upon request.
Experienced Faculty: Educational sessions guided by professionals working in ART and embryology.
Structured Curriculum: Training covering theoretical concepts and practical aspects of clinical embryology.
Laboratory Learning: Opportunities to understand IVF laboratory procedures, equipment, and relevant technologies.
Professional Development: Training designed to support knowledge and practical understanding in reproductive medicine and embryology.
