RARI Thiruvananthapuram

HONOURS AND AWARDS -RAJBHASHA/INDIVIDUAL/INSTITUTE

MOUs AND COLLABORATION WITH INSTITUTES

INTERNSHIP POLICY

Internship programs aim to provide hands-on clinical training to students and enhance their understanding and practical skills. The intended objectives of the internship include the following:

• To provide practical, hands-on experience to students or trainees in real professional
• To offer exposure to diverse practical scenarios to enhance skills and decision-making
• To offer opportunities for enhancing professional competence and confidence through supervised clinical practice under the guidance of experts.
• To provide exposure to an interdisciplinary work environment, improve communication skills by working alongside professionals from different specialties, and foster a deeper understanding of healthcare systems.

PG/PhD/PDF GUIDESHIP /SUPERVISORSHIP

The CCRAS PG Guideship/ Supervisorship aims to provide research support to Post Graduate and Ph.D. scholars of various disciplines through Co-guideship by researchers of CCRAS at Post Graduate and Ph.D. levels as per the prevalent norms of the concerned regulatory bodies. The objectives of Guideship/Co-guideship/Supervisorship include: –

• To provide opportunities for scholars to gain research expertise under a qualified Guides/Co- guide/Supervisors from CCRAS
• To provide a research atmosphere for such scholars at CCRAS institutes with facilities and guidance on their research and to inculcate inquisitiveness in Ayurveda PG scholars towards research in Ayurvedic sciences
• To improve the interaction and technical cooperation among CCRAS institutes and academic institutions, provide exposure to an interdisciplinary work environment, and improve communication skills by working alongside Ayurveda professionals from various specialties and enhancing professional competency and confidence through supervised dissertation work under the guidance of experienced clinicians.

To encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and adaptability in dynamic clinical environments and to offer exposure and foundational knowledge on research opportunities in Ayurveda, essential for aspiring researchers to maximize research outcomes

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Responsibilities of CCRAS
  • To provide space, facility, and access to CCRAS Institute for Training/ Apprenticeship and exposure visits

2.1.2. Assess the performance of students and provide a certificate upon completion of the training/exposure program

2.1.3 An ID card will be issued to the student by CCRAS Institute.

• Responsibilities of the original institute/organization from where the trainee
  • To screen and match qualified students for referral to training/exposure visit programs in CCRAS Institute.
  • Provide the details of the qualified students to the Institute as official information, including information on the duration of training to be provided
  • Provide appropriate personal and academic information on qualified student applicants with written authorization by the student.

2.3.4. Provide information regarding the Coordinator in College, who will serve as the point of contact between the college and Institute

• Provide information on the total number of authorized leave the student is allowed to have during the training period in the Institute.
• Colleges/parent institutions should not publicize/ advertise about this training/exposure visits facility offered by the Council to get monetary benefits.

2.2.7 College/parent institutions should provide a log book to the students for the period of posting.

• Responsibilities of the Students
  • Strictly adhere to the rules and regulations of the Institute

2.3.2. No clinical decision-making, treatments, or institute work may be carried out by these students

2.3.3. Confidentiality of the research data/any information, including patient data, may be maintained, and access to patients’ documents may only be done with prior permission from the competent authority.

• The students should maintain proper manners and decorum during the training period, and the Institute may not be held responsible for any misbehavior from the side of the student, and the concerned college authority and the student will be held responsible for the same in such cases.
• • Students should deal with patients with utmost dignity and respect at all times
  • They should strictly follow the training timings of the
  • Students shall not leave the Institute premises during training timings without seeking prior permission

  2.3.11 An undertaking needs to be submitted by the student in the prescribed format.

  2.3.12. The logbook should be duly signed by the coordinator and countersigned by the institute in charge of the CCRAS institute.

3. Training Duration and Academic Credentials

The students may undergo training in the CCRAS Institute for a duration of 15 days to six months as per the requirement.

4. Training/exposure visit reports

After completion of training/apprenticeship/exposure visit, the student should prepare an adequate and purposeful comprehensive report to indicate what he has observed and learned in the period.