4-Day Hands-On Pain Medicine Workshop at Asian Pain Academy: September 10–13, 2026

Asian Pain Academy conducted a focused 4-day hands-on workshop in Pain Medicine from September 10–13, 2026, bringing together doctors interested in developing practical skills in interventional pain management.

The workshop was designed to go beyond classroom-based learning, with emphasis on hands-on training, ultrasound-guided procedures, sonoanatomy, clinical decision-making, and procedural skills relevant to everyday pain practice.

Dr. Yarrei – Meghalaya

Dr. Yarrei, an anesthesiologist from Meghalaya, completed the Asian Pain Academy hybrid fellowship, combining online learning with a hands-on workshop. She found the program very useful and appreciated the enthusiasm and willingness of the faculty to share their knowledge. She recommends the fellowship to doctors looking to strengthen their foundation in Pain Medicine.

Dr. Indu – Visakhapatnam

Dr. Indu, an MD Anesthesiologist from Visakhapatnam, attended the Asian Pain Academy workshop in Kolkata. She particularly appreciated the hands-on training, including demonstrations and practice using mannequins. She describes the workshop as an enlightening and valuable learning experience.

Dr. Kukku G – Thiruvananthapuram

Dr. Kukku G, Consultant Anesthesiologist from SK Hospital, Thiruvananthapuram, describes her experience at Asian Pain Academy as highly rewarding. She appreciated the knowledgeable faculty and hands-on workshop, which helped her better understand the concepts she had learned. She was also happy to pursue the fellowship even after 23 years of graduation.

Dr. Sharanya – Trivandrum

Dr. Sharanya from Trivandrum, Kerala, working at SK Hospital, learned about Asian Pain Academy through a colleague who had previously completed the course. She completed the 6-month online course before attending the 4-day workshop. She found the training useful and recommends the program to doctors planning to pursue a career in Pain Medicine.

Dr. Smriti – Bangalore

Dr. Smriti, an Anesthesiologist and Consultant Intensivist from Usha Vikrant Hospital, Bangalore, completed the 6-month Pain Medicine Course followed by a 4-day offline workshop. She highlights the course’s role in strengthening her understanding of chronic pain concepts and anatomy. She recommends both the online course and hands-on workshop for doctors interested in Pain Medicine.

Dr. Buwan – Malaysia

Dr. Buwan from Malaysia joined Asian Pain Academy to gain an in-depth understanding of Pain Medicine. He completed the 6-month course along with the hands-on workshop and appreciated the detailed teaching throughout the program. He found the training particularly helpful for applying his learning to daily clinical practice.

Dr. Pankaj Garg – Rajasthan

Dr. Pankaj Garg, an anesthesiologist practicing in the government sector in Rajasthan, attended the Asian Pain Academy workshop on Pain Interventions. He describes the workshop as a valuable learning experience and appreciated the teaching by Dr. Debjyoti Dutta and the faculty. The workshop provided him with practical exposure to various aspects of Pain Medicine and interventions.

Dr. Akhila Mary Isaac – Cochin

Dr. Akhila Mary Isaac, an Anesthetist from Lissie Hospital, Cochin, learned about Asian Pain Academy through a friend who had previously completed the fellowship. She subsequently joined the 6-month Interventional Pain Fellowship and appreciated the systematic teaching approach by Dr. Chinmoy Roy and Dr. Debjyoti Dutta. She describes the structured learning experience as valuable for developing her understanding of Interventional Pain Medicine.

Dr. Annette – New Delhi

Dr. Annette from the Department of Anesthesia at Dharamshila Narayana Hospital, New Delhi, describes Asian Pain Academy as a valuable learning opportunity. She particularly appreciated the hands-on training, clear explanations and knowledgeable faculty. The combination of practical experience and structured teaching made the workshop a useful learning experience for her.

Dr. Sujina – Visakhapatnam

Dr. Sujina, MD Anesthesiology, from Visakhapatnam, currently working at Renova Cancer Institute, shares her experience with Asian Pain Academy. She recommends the beginner’s course and especially the 4-day workshop for doctors interested in Pain Medicine. According to her, the workshop provides a valuable orientation on how to approach further learning and build a foundation in Pain Medicine.

September 10–13 Hands-On Fellowship Workshop | Asian Pain Academy

Doctors from across India and overseas joined the Asian Pain Academy Fellowship Hands-On Workshop held from September 10–13 for focused practical training in Pain Medicine.

Dr. Sujina from Visakhapatnam appreciated the beginner-friendly orientation and the guidance on approaching further studies in Pain Medicine. Dr. Smriti from Bangalore highlighted the value of the 6-month course and hands-on workshop in strengthening her understanding of chronic pain and anatomy.

Dr. Indu from Visakhapatnam appreciated the mannequin-based demonstrations and hands-on practice, while Dr. Kukku G from Thiruvananthapuram valued the knowledgeable faculty and practical learning. Dr. Buwan from Malaysia highlighted the detailed teaching and relevance to daily clinical practice.

Dr. Sharanya from Trivandrum, Dr. Akhila Mary Isaac from Cochin, Dr. Annette from New Delhi, Dr. Yarrei from Meghalaya and Dr. Pankaj Garg from Rajasthan also shared positive experiences of the fellowship and workshop.

The September 10–13 batch brought together doctors for structured learning, faculty-led demonstrations and hands-on practice as part of their Pain Medicine Fellowship journey.

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