Teaching: Instructing undergraduate and graduate students in their subject area. Designing courses, creating syllabi, and delivering lectures. Developing and assessing student learning through exams, papers, and other assignments. Providing guidance and support to students on academic and career goals. Research: Conducting research in their field and publishing scholarly articles. Developing and presenting research findings at conferences and workshops. Seeking funding for research projects through grant proposals. Service: Participating in department meetings and university committees. Mentoring and advising students. Contributing to curriculum development and assessment. Collaborating with colleagues on research projects and interdisciplinary initiatives. Providing academic support to students and colleagues. Role & responsibilities Preferred candidate profile

Role To pursue a DM in Gastroenterology, candidates typically need an MD (Doctor of Medicine) degree in General Medicine or Pediatrics from a Medical Council of India (MCI)/National Medical Commission (NMC) recognized institution. Admission: Admission to DM Gastroenterology programs in India is primarily based on the NEET SS entrance exam. Duration: The DM Gastroenterology course is a three-year specialization program. Curriculum: The curriculum provides comprehensive knowledge in gastroenterology, hepatology, pancreatology, related basic sciences, and epidemiology. Career Prospects: After completing the DM in Gastroenterology, graduates can work as: Gastroenterologists Hepatologists Endoscopists Interventional Gastroenterologists Pediatric Gastroenterologists Consultants Teachers/Professors in the field Researchers Business Managers in the gastro segment & responsibilities Preferred candidate profile