MMed Anaesthesia Programme







The University of Zambia School of Medicine has established MMed Anaesthesia Programme in response to the national priority of improving the care we give to patients undergoing surgery or who are critically ill.
Anaesthesia specialists worldwide have always been at the forefront in advancing medical science and have become essential to the practice of advanced surgical techniques and intensive care medicine. It is a dynamic and forward looking specialty that touches on virtually every clinical discipline, and involves all kinds of patients through the entire age range.

Over the last three years the MMed Anaesthesia programme has developed an international profile and attracts enthusiastic and expert faculty from around the world. Opportunities exist for high performing students to travel abroad, and owing to the shortage of anaesthetists nationally, there are huge career opportunities after graduation. 
  • ·         4 years programme
  • ·         Hands-on practical specialty
  • ·         Experience elective and emergency surgery as well as obsterics/ICU/paediatrics
  • ·         International Faculty Support (UK/Canada/USA)
  • ·         Become expert in physiology, pharmacology and physics through regular and intensive teaching
  • ·         Teach others and deliver international courses
  • ·         Opportunities for international fellowship

For more information contact:
Dr. Feruza Ismailova
+260977134559
narismail@yahoo.com
Dr. Jane Kabwe
+260977874013
janechandak@yahoo.co.uk

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