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Robotic surgery champion, Vattikuti Foundation has launched ‘Vattikuti Explorers’, a national competition aimed at identifying innovative thinkers among medical students in India. The programme, designed to take forward its mission of capacity building in robotic surgery, seeks to foster a culture of innovation and exploration in the realm of modern medicine and surgery.
The ‘programme, open to third- and fourth-year medical students aspiring to push the boundaries of healthcare innovation, offers a unique opportunity to delve into specialized areas of research with accomplished robotic surgeons guiding as mentors.
“The ‘Vattikuti Explorers’ goes beyond traditional medical education as it offers students hands-on training, exposure to advanced surgical technologies, and the chance to connect with leading innovators across various medical fields. This experience is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to become pioneers and leaders in healthcare,” said Dr Mahendra Bhandari, CEO, Vattikuti Foundation.
The Explorers get access to world-renowned medical experts in their field who as mentors will continue to guide and support through their early career.
The ‘Vattikuti Explorers’ programme, a transformative opportunity for medical students in India, is best suited for those desirous of becoming more than just practitioners, aiming to become pioneers, innovators, and leaders in the field of medicine. This programme will equip the participants with the skills, knowledge, and networks necessary to make a significant impact on their careers and the future of healthcare.
Two immediate opportunities available to eight chosen Explorers include participation in a 3-day immersion programme at the Orsi Academy in Melle, Belgium as well as participation in the Vattikuti Foundation’s ‘Humans at the cutting edge of robotic surgery’ symposium featuring presentations by global experts in robotic surgery in Jaipur.
Orsi Academy Summer School at Orsi Academy in Melle, Belgium, between August 19-21, 2024 will include hands-on training with surgical robots and high-quality lectures offered exclusively for eight Vattikuti Explorers.
All progra joining the KS International Innovation Awards and the Humans at the Cutting Edge of Robotic Surgery symposium in Jaipur, between February 14-16, 2025 will have dedicated presentation time for the explorers.
Following successful completion of the Masters programme the Explorers will be eligible for being considered for paid one year fellowships in various fields such as gynaecology, urology, and surgical oncology in India.
In addition, the Vattikuti Fellowship alumni will have access to the Foundation’s virtual master classes, webinars, and lecture series throughout the year.
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