Fellowship in Interventional Pain Medicine
Program Overview
Offered by the Faculty of Health & Medical Sciences (FHMS) at our campus in Rawalpindi.
Program Type
Program Modality
Total Credit Hours
Program Duration
Program Offerings
Program Description
The FIPM is an inter-professional, multidisciplinary course intended for Physicians who want to specialize in the field of Interventional Pain Management. It is aimed at improving the interventional and clinical skills and to provide the appropriate knowledge and expertise on pain management from various disciplines.
Admissions & Fee Structure
The Fellowship in Interventional Pain Medicine is being offered in the following location:
Al-Mizan Campus (Rawalpindi)
| Intake | Seats | Timings | Days | Admission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fall | 25 Male/Female | Morning/Day | Week Days | Close |
Fee Structure (Total)
| For | Admission | Registration | Card | Tuition | Exam | Enrollment | Lab | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pakistani Nationals | PKR 10,000 | - | - | PKR 30,000 | PKR 10,000 | PKR 10,000 | - | PKR 60,000 |
Notes/Instructions For Pakistani Nationals
Note:
* Above fee excludes taxes & levies if applicable.
University has discretion to revise course offering or credit hours mentioned above which may result some variation in fee accordingly. University has discretion to revise fee & dues as deemed necessary by the authorities time to time.
Important Dates To Remember
| Period | Starts | Ends | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application | 1st June 2025 | 31st August 2025 | - |
Admission Close
Admission is currently closed for Fellowship in Interventional Pain Medicine in Al-Mizan Campus (Rawalpindi). If you believe this is not correct or need further information / assistance, feel free to contact the Admissions Office.
Merit Lists
No Merit Lists Published For This Program.
Certificate / Diploma Awarding Criteria
Certificate Awarding Criteria
Academic Performance
- A minimum of 80% attendance in all coursework, seminars, and workshops is mandatory.
- Students must successfully complete all required coursework with a minimum Cumulative Grade.
Professional Behavior and Conduct
- Students must demonstrate professionalism, ethical behavior, and adherence to the institution’s code of conduct throughout the program.
- Participation in mandatory seminars, workshops, or conferences organized by the institution is required.
Clearance and Approvals
- Clearance from all institutional departments, including the library, finance, and administration.
- Approval of the final dissertation by the academic/research committee and the relevant regulatory bodies.