Endocrinology is a vital medical specialty focused on the study of endocrine glands, hormonal regulation, and the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of endocrine disorders. The growing prevalence of diabetes mellitus, thyroid diseases, obesity, and metabolic disorders highlights the need for highly trained endocrinology specialists. This clinical residency program provides comprehensive theoretical knowledge and practical clinical training in the management of endocrine diseases, equipping physicians with modern diagnostic and therapeutic competencies.
CAMU
Endocrinology
First Year
Fall
- 1.2 - Clinical pharmacology
- 2.1 - Neurosurgery
- 2.2 - Clinical resident supervision
- 2.3 - Training practice
- 2.4 - Independent education
- 3.1 - Cardiology
- 4.1 - Information and communication technologies
Credits: 71
Spring
- 1.1 - Valeology
- 2.1 - Neurosurgery
- 2.2 - Clinical resident supervision
- 2.3 - Training practice
- 2.4 - Independent education
- 3.2 - Obstetrics and gynecology
- 4.2 - Foreign language
Credits: 71
Second Year
Fall
- 2.1 - Neurosurgery
- 2.2 - Clinical resident supervision
- 2.3 - Training practice
- 2.4 - Independent education
- 3.3 - Urology (andrology course)
Credits: 69
Spring
- 2.1 - Neurosurgery
- 2.2 - Clinical resident supervision
- 2.3 - Training practice
- 2.4 - Independent education
- 3.4 - Medical radiology
- 5.1 - Production (qualification) practice: