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A UK-awarded online fellowship for healthcare professionals — develop advanced competence in pain mechanisms, assessment, pharmacological management, interventional techniques, rehabilitation, oncology and neuropathic pain, and holistic multidisciplinary care through 52 modules in a flexible 1-year programme.
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Flexible 1-year learning with lifetime access to study materials
Pain presents across outpatient, inpatient, oncology and rehabilitation settings. F.P.M. brings assessment, pharmacology, interventions, psychology, nutrition and rehabilitation into one structured framework so you can approach acute and chronic pain with greater clinical confidence.
Study up to two hours per week through prerecorded lessons, PDFs and quizzes while continuing your existing clinical responsibilities.
Connect neurophysiology, pharmacology, interventions, rehabilitation, psychology, nutrition and movement therapy in one coherent care model.
Use pain classification, validated scales and patient-response monitoring to support safer, more individualised clinical decision-making.
Strengthen your approach to neuropathic, musculoskeletal, spinal, cancer and complex pain across OPD, inpatient and rehabilitation settings.
F.P.M. combines advanced clinical depth with flexible weekly learning, helping eligible doctors integrate multimodal, interventional and holistic pain-management principles into real-world practice.
What feels fragmented before F.P.M. becomes structured, multidisciplinary and clinically actionable after it.
F.P.M. is not simply about suppressing symptoms. It builds a structured framework for understanding pain mechanisms and combining evidence-based treatment approaches around the individual patient.
Build deeper understanding of pain neurophysiology, classification, validated scales and clinical response monitoring across diverse presentations.
Study pharmacological care, nerve blocks, neuromodulation, regenerative techniques, rehabilitation and multidisciplinary treatment planning.
Integrate psychology, nutrition, movement and mind-body strategies while addressing pain in paediatric, geriatric, pregnancy and cancer-survivor populations.
On successful completion you receive a UK-awarded Fellowship in Pain Medicine credential reflecting the programme title, one-year duration and 120 CPD Points.
Add the credential to your CV, hospital or clinic profile, LinkedIn and professional portfolio after successful completion, following applicable ethical and regulatory guidelines.
F.P.M. is designed for eligible medical graduates and specialists seeking a structured, multidisciplinary approach to acute, chronic, neuropathic, cancer and musculoskeletal pain.
Build a structured foundation in pain mechanisms, assessment and multimodal care for common outpatient and inpatient presentations.
Strengthen clinical reasoning for acute and chronic pain across internal medicine, hospital and multidisciplinary care settings.
Integrate advanced pain assessment and treatment principles with your existing specialist knowledge and patient population.
Develop a broader framework for perioperative, postoperative, musculoskeletal and persistent pain management.
Deepen your understanding of cancer pain, survivor care and multimodal strategies for complex symptom management.
Connect medical management with movement therapy, psychology, nutrition and functional rehabilitation for long-term pain relief.
Start building the multidisciplinary knowledge required to assess complex pain presentations and plan more comprehensive, patient-centred care.
These are the advanced capabilities you develop through the one-year fellowship.
The complete programme curriculum below is loaded directly from this course in Graphy, so modules, lessons, attachments and durations remain current automatically.
A structured route for eligible doctors seeking multidisciplinary depth in modern pain medicine.
| Feature | Virtued F.P.M. | Fragmented self-study | Short introductory course |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 1 year | Unstructured | Shorter, varies |
| Credential | UK-awarded fellowship | None | Certificate varies |
| CPD points | 120 Global CPD Points | None | Varies by provider |
| Learning access | Lifetime access | Inconsistent | Limited or varies |
| Best for | Eligible doctors seeking multidisciplinary pain-medicine expertise | Unguided reference only | Basic orientation |
Real doctors on how Virtued programmes changed the way they practise and position themselves.
Published feedback from doctors who strengthened their approach to complex and multidisciplinary pain management through F.P.M.
"The holistic approach helped me combine pharmacological treatment, physical therapy and patient education for more comprehensive and lasting pain relief."
"The evidence-based approach transformed how I manage back pain and other musculoskeletal conditions, helping me address both acute and chronic pain more effectively."
"Case-based, multidisciplinary protocols improved my ability to individualise treatment plans for recurrent and newly diagnosed musculoskeletal pain."
"Pain indicators, case discussions and advanced assessment tools refined my clinical decisions and helped me formulate more personalised treatment plans."
"Biomechanical assessment and rehabilitative interventions gave me a deeper understanding of knee and musculoskeletal pain and functional recovery."
"Integrating posture correction, strength training and ergonomic modification broadened my approach to back pain, joint dysfunction and sustainable mobility."
Flexible, structured resources designed to support advanced pain-medicine learning alongside clinical practice.
Study focused pain-medicine concepts through flexible prerecorded learning designed for a manageable weekly schedule.
Build conceptual understanding of nerve blocks, neuromodulation, regenerative techniques and their role in multimodal care.
Reinforce core concepts through supplementary reading material and quizzes that support independent revision.
Connect pain science, assessment and patient-response monitoring with practical decision-making across diverse conditions.
Learn across pharmacology, interventions, rehabilitation, psychology, nutrition and holistic pain-relief models.
Return to your certificate and study materials whenever you need to revise clinical concepts after completion.
Start learning immediately and progress through a flexible one-year, UK-awarded fellowship in multidisciplinary pain medicine.
Your certificate is issued after successful completion and internal assessment — nothing extra to pay later.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine (F.P.M) is a 12-month, internationally accredited online pain-medicine fellowship from Virtued Academy International, awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London, UK. It develops advanced, multidisciplinary competence across pain neurophysiology and assessment, pharmacological management, interventional techniques, rehabilitation, neuropathic and cancer pain, and holistic care — so eligible doctors can approach acute and chronic pain with a structured, multimodal framework.
It carries 120 Global CPD points, includes lifetime access to 52 modules and case-based learning, and lets you use the F.P.M suffix after your name on successful completion.
Pain medicine is the multidisciplinary field dedicated to assessing and managing acute, chronic, neuropathic, cancer and musculoskeletal pain. A pain specialist classifies and assesses pain using validated scales, builds multimodal treatment plans combining pharmacological, interventional (such as nerve blocks and neuromodulation), rehabilitation and psychological strategies, and monitors patient response to individualise care.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine builds exactly this structured, multimodal competence for eligible doctors.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine is awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London, UK, and delivered by Virtued Academy International, an autonomous organisation registered under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India. It is internationally accredited by IAOTH, UK and IRAP, and every certificate carries a QR code and serial number for independent verification.
Yes — pain is one of the most common reasons patients seek care, presenting across outpatient, inpatient, oncology and rehabilitation settings, and chronic pain is often poorly managed. A doctor with structured, multimodal pain-management skills can offer more effective, individualised care and build a distinct pain-management service.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine gives eligible working doctors this structured competence and a recognised credential without leaving practice.
The most accessible route to structured pain-medicine competence after MBBS — without a scarce super-specialty pain or anaesthesia-pain seat — is a dedicated pain-medicine fellowship. The Fellowship in Pain Medicine (F.P.M) gives you 12 months of multidisciplinary training across pain assessment, pharmacology, interventional concepts, rehabilitation and holistic care, so you can plan comprehensive pain management confidently.
It is a knowledge-based professional-development fellowship, so it complements rather than replaces super-specialty training and does not by itself confer specialist registration or authorise you to perform interventional pain procedures independently — but it is a practical way to build real, structured pain-management capability.
For many doctors in general, hospital, oncology or rehabilitation practice, a pain medicine fellowship after MBBS is worth it: pain is ubiquitous and often undertreated, so a structured multimodal approach lets you manage complex neuropathic, cancer and musculoskeletal pain more effectively and build a differentiated service.
Actual roles and income depend on your setting and patient base, and Virtued Academy International does not guarantee any specific outcome. What the fellowship reliably provides is structured competence and a verifiable, internationally accredited credential.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine (F.P.M) is for MBBS doctors and above — the published eligibility is MBBS, MD, MS, DM, MCh or DNB, including international MBBS-equivalent graduates, subject to internal eligibility verification. Final-year MBBS students and interns can also enrol and begin immediately.
AYUSH doctors and allied-health professionals (such as physiotherapists) should take the Fellowship in Pain Medicine (Integrated Medicine); those wanting a shorter, foundational option can take the open-to-all Certificate in Pain Medicine.
Yes. Interns and final-year MBBS students can enrol and start learning right away, studying alongside their duties thanks to the fully online, self-paced format. At certificate issuance, interns submit a temporary registration/licence and graduates their permanent licence, along with the MBBS degree documents.
Yes. Foreign medical graduates can enrol in the Fellowship in Pain Medicine even before clearing the FMGE, and all lectures, quizzes and certification are unaffected. Any optional in-hospital observership in India requires FMGE clearance; if you hold a valid licence abroad, an observership can be explored where available.
The standard Fellowship in Pain Medicine (F.P.M) is for MBBS and post-MBBS doctors. If you are an AYUSH doctor (BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, Siddha) or an allied-health professional such as a physiotherapist, the right route is the Fellowship in Pain Medicine (Integrated Medicine), which offers the same 12-month depth and 120 CPD points, framed for your scope of practice — particularly relevant given pain medicine's multidisciplinary, rehabilitation-focused nature.
A shorter, foundational option — the open-to-all Certificate in Pain Medicine — is also available to everyone.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine is among the most practically useful courses to do after MBBS for doctors managing pain, because pain presents across almost every specialty and setting. As a 12-month online fellowship with 120 CPD points and a multidisciplinary approach, it lets you build genuine, structured pain-management competence without leaving practice.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine curriculum spans the full multidisciplinary spectrum: pain neurophysiology and classification (acute, chronic, nociceptive and neuropathic); evidence-based pain assessment using validated scales and response monitoring; pharmacological management; interventional techniques (nerve blocks, neuromodulation and regenerative concepts); rehabilitation; neuropathic pain; cancer and oncology pain and survivor care; musculoskeletal, spinal and fibromyalgia pain; and the integration of psychology, nutrition and movement therapy — with pain management adapted for paediatric, geriatric, pregnancy and cancer-survivor populations.
It is delivered through 52 modules and case-based learning with supporting PDFs and quizzes, with the live module list and durations kept current inside the learning platform.
Yes — both are core to the Fellowship in Pain Medicine. You build structured knowledge of multimodal pharmacological care and a conceptual understanding of interventional techniques (nerve blocks, neuromodulation and regenerative approaches) and their role within a multidisciplinary plan. The fellowship is knowledge-based; performing interventional procedures requires appropriate supervised procedural training and registration within your scope of practice.
You will learn structured, multimodal approaches to neuropathic pain, cancer and oncology pain, musculoskeletal and spinal pain, fibromyalgia, and acute and chronic pain — using pain classification, validated scales and response monitoring to individualise care, and integrating pharmacological, interventional, rehabilitation, psychological and nutritional strategies.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine has a duration of 12 months (1 year), structured as a guided pathway with roughly up to two hours of study per week. Because you get lifetime access, the 12 months is a minimum guide rather than a hard deadline — you can finish faster or take longer at your own pace, and Virtued does not charge any extension fees.
Yes — it is a fully online pain-medicine course with pre-recorded video lectures, downloadable notes and self-assessment quizzes, built for working doctors: roughly up to two hours of study per week, at your own pace, with no fixed timings and lifetime access.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine is delivered fully online with case-based learning and academic Q&A support. Where an optional in-hospital observership is offered, it is available for eligible post-MBBS fellowship students; the academic team can advise, and Virtued can provide a recommendation letter where applicable at no additional cost. The fellowship is knowledge-based and does not include hands-on procedural training.
The fellowship provides structured online lessons, pain-assessment references, treatment-planning frameworks and monitoring tools, supporting PDFs and self-study quizzes across pharmacology, interventions, rehabilitation, psychology and nutrition, academic Q&A support, and lifetime access to your certificate and study materials.
Many pain qualifications are hospital- or society-based programmes with their own procedural and contact requirements, whereas the Fellowship in Pain Medicine from Virtued Academy International is a structured, knowledge-based programme built around multidisciplinary, multimodal pain understanding, delivered fully online with lifetime access, so you can upskill alongside your existing practice.
Most doctors comparing top pain-management fellowship programs want structured, practice-oriented knowledge, which is what this fellowship delivers, with 120 CPD points and an internationally accredited, verifiable credential; it is a professional-development fellowship rather than a statutory procedural qualification.
Virtued Academy International offers two tiers rather than a separate ‘diploma’: the 3-month Certificate in Pain Medicine (30 CPD) for a foundational overview — open to all healthcare professionals — and the 12-month Fellowship in Pain Medicine (120 CPD) for comprehensive, multidisciplinary training. Most doctors wanting diploma-level depth are best served by the Fellowship.
A super-specialty pain qualification (for example through anaesthesia or a formal pain-medicine training pathway) is obtained through competitive selection and supervised procedural training, and confers specialist recognition and procedural privileges. The Fellowship in Pain Medicine (F.P.M) is a 12-month knowledge-based professional-development fellowship; it is not a substitute for such training, does not confer specialist registration, and does not authorise you to perform interventional pain procedures independently.
Doctors typically choose the fellowship for structured, flexible, multidisciplinary pain-management knowledge without waiting for a scarce super-specialty seat.
Choose the Certificate in Pain Medicine (C.P.M, 30 CPD, 3 months) for an accessible foundation open to every healthcare professional. Choose the Fellowship in Pain Medicine (F.P.M, 120 CPD, 12 months) if you are an MBBS or post-MBBS doctor who wants comprehensive, multidisciplinary training. Many learners start with the certificate and progress to the fellowship.
Both fellowships share the same 12-month structure and 120 CPD points, but they are matched to different audiences: the Fellowship in Pain Medicine (F.P.M) is for MBBS and post-MBBS doctors, while the Fellowship in Pain Medicine (Integrated Medicine) is for AYUSH and allied-health professionals — including physiotherapists — framed for their scope of practice. The fee is the same; the framing and suffix differ.
Most online pain courses are short and single-topic. The Fellowship in Pain Medicine is a 12-month, internationally accredited, genuinely multidisciplinary fellowship awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London, with 120 CPD points, lifetime access, coverage spanning pharmacology, interventions, rehabilitation, psychology and nutrition, and a QR-verifiable credential — built for doctors who want a complete, structured pain-management framework.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine carries 120 Global CPD points (CPD hours / CME credits), accredited through Virtued Eduversity, London, UK, and recognised via IAOTH, UK and IRAP. Virtued's 12-month fellowships carry 120 CPD points and its 3-month certificates carry 30 CPD points.
On successful completion you receive an IAOTH, UK-accredited Fellowship in Pain Medicine certificate awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London and delivered by Virtued Academy International, with a hard-copy certificate, and you may use the F.P.M suffix after your name as per Virtued Eduversity’s guidelines.
The Code of Medical Ethics Regulations, 2002 (Ref 1.4.2) guides that physicians display as a suffix only recognised medical degrees or certificates/diplomas and memberships/honours that confer professional knowledge or recognise an exemplary qualification or achievement.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine is a continuing-professional-development credential awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London and delivered by Virtued Academy International (registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India). Virtued's online/blended programmes operate independently of NMC approval requirements and are offered transparently as professional development, with international accreditation from IAOTH, UK and IRAP.
It is not an NMC-recognised medical degree or postgraduate qualification, does not replace a statutory degree, specialist registration or licence, and on its own does not authorise you to perform interventional pain procedures independently. Apply the learning within your existing scope of practice and confirm requirements with the relevant councils or medical boards in your region.
This CPD programme is an independent professional development initiative, conducted outside UGC, AICTE, NMC, NCAHP, Ofqual, OfS, QAA frameworks, acknowledging their jurisdictions, without implying a practising licence, qualification to practise, statutory recognition, licensure eligibility, or equivalence to qualifications governed by regulatory bodies.
Every Fellowship in Pain Medicine certificate shows the programme title, duration and 120 CPD points, and carries a QR code and serial number for independent verification. It is an IAOTH, UK-accredited credential awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London and delivered by Virtued Academy International.
Once you complete the required learning and internal assessment, you can request certificate issuance; after Virtued verifies your completion, payment and qualification documents, the certificate is issued in both soft copy and hard copy, typically within 7–14 working days. For Indian students on programmes of 3 months or longer the hard copy is free; for international students, shipping may apply — see the Shipping and Exchange Policy.
For fellowship programmes, submit your MBBS degree marksheets and degree certificate, plus either a temporary registration/licence (if you are an intern) or a permanent licence (if you have completed your degree). You can submit these at registration or email them after completing the course, before certificate issuance.
Virtued Academy International has enrolled doctors from many countries, and the Fellowship in Pain Medicine awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London carries international accreditation as a professional-development credential. As with any CPD programme it does not itself grant a licence — confirm requirements with the regulator where you intend to practise.
The Fellowship in Pain Medicine has an actual fee of ₹1,20,000, currently offered at a scholarship fee of ₹59,000 — a saving of ₹61,000 for the current cohort. The exact fee and any active offer are shown at the secure checkout on the course page, and scholarship pricing may change for upcoming cohorts.
Yes. The Fellowship in Pain Medicine can be paid through Zero-Cost EMI from ₹5,900 per month, alongside a full one-time payment option, with no CIBIL requirement for many plans. Exact EMI terms are shown at checkout and payable via UPI, cards or net banking through a secure gateway.
You can enrol directly on the course page at www.virtued.in through the secure checkout and get instant LMS access, or browse all programmes in the course store. For help, WhatsApp or call +91 76519 39423 to speak with an academic counsellor.
Yes. You can enrol in multiple certificate or fellowship courses at once, each on its own lifetime-access timeline. Many doctors combine Pain Medicine with Orthopaedics or Sports Medicine to broaden their musculoskeletal and pain practice.
Virtued's full refund and cancellation terms are published on the Cancellation & Refund Policy page. We recommend reviewing it before enrolment; the counselling team can also walk you through it on a call.
You can review all key information on these pages: FAQs, Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, Cancellation & Refund Policy and Shipping and Exchange Policy. For anything else, reach the Virtued Academy International team via WhatsApp / +91 76519 39423 or at contact@virtued.in.
Three things set Virtued Academy International apart: every specialty is offered across multiple levels and tracks — an open-to-all certificate, a Standard fellowship for MBBS/MD/MS doctors, and an Integrated Medicine fellowship for AYUSH and allied-health professionals — so no one is limited to generic courses; the CPD framing is stated transparently on every certificate rather than implying licensure; and Zero-Cost EMI removes the upfront cost barrier to upskilling — all backed by lifetime access and QR-verifiable, internationally accredited credentials awarded by Virtued Eduversity, London.
One year. 120 CPD Points. A UK-awarded fellowship integrating pain science, pharmacology, interventions, rehabilitation and holistic care. Enrol in the Fellowship in Pain Medicine and build a more comprehensive approach to complex pain.
Scholarship fee and bonuses may change for upcoming cohorts.
