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Quality Control in IVF laboratory
This course is designed to provide embryologists and IVF professionals with essential knowledge of quality control and quality assurance practices followed in modern IVF laboratories. Participants will understand the importance of maintaining laboratory standards, workflow consistency, and environmental monitoring to support optimal ART outcomes.
A Certificate of Completion will be awarded to participants who successfully complete the course requirements.
Content:
Gain practical understanding of quality control measures related to laboratory equipment, culture conditions, documentation, workflow management, and risk minimization in IVF laboratories. Learn the role of standard operating procedures (SOPs), monitoring systems, and quality assurance practices in maintaining laboratory efficiency and consistency.
Eligibility:
Successful completion of the qualifications from a recognized university
The course is subject to the availability of seats in the current or subsequent batches
Master of Science (MSc) in Clinical Embryology
Master of Science (MSc) in Biotechnology, and Life Sciences (covers such as Anatomy, Animal Biology and Biotechnology, Applied Genetics, Bioscience, Botany, Genetics, Human Disease Genetics, Medical Biochemistry, Medical Biotechnology, Medical Laboratory Technology, Medical Microbiology, Medical Physiology, Microbiology, Molecular Medicine & Stem Cell Technologies, Molecular Microbiology, Reproductive and Developmental Biology, Reproductive Biology, Reproductive Genetics, and Zoology with a minimum of one-year experience in handling human gametes and embryos in a registered ART clinic
DGO + Secondary DNB / Primary DNB / M.D. / M.S. (or its equivalent recognized degree) in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, medical post-graduate specialties in Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pathology, and Urology (Andrology) from a recognized university with a minimum of one-year experience in handling human gametes and embryos in a registered ART clinic
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) holders in Clinical Embryology or Assisted Reproductive Technology or Fertility
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) holders in other life science specialties from a recognized university with a minimum of one-year experience in handling human gametes and embryos in a registered ART clinic
Fellowship in Clinical Embryology
Pedagogy: A combination of lectures, video demonstrations, and hands-on practice, allowing participants to develop a complete understanding of the principles and techniques in a modular manner.
Key Benefits:
Develop practical understanding of quality control systems used in IVF laboratories
Strengthen knowledge of laboratory monitoring, documentation, and SOP practices
Gain insight into maintaining optimal laboratory conditions for consistent embryology outcomes
Enhance competency in identifying and minimizing procedural and other related lab risks
Improve professional knowledge for supporting quality-driven ART laboratory operations
In addition to all the above advantages, participants may be offered exclusive discounts on other courses and/or programs for further knowledge and skill enhancement, enabling lifelong connectivity with the institution andfacilitating professional growth.
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* The fee is inclusive of applicable taxes.
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