Founder and Director of Osler’s Academy. Dr. Vyasabattu pursued six years of postgraduate training and experience in the UK. He worked at William Harvey Hospital, Ashford Kent, Conquest Hospitals, Hastings, East Sussex. He worked as a Clinical Research Fellow in Cardiology at William Harvey Hospital. Subsequently, he moved to US and did his residency and chief residency from St Luke’s Hospital, Chesterfield, MO.He was a Faculty at Baton Rouge General Hospital, Louisiana where he was teaching residents on service and medical students from the University of Tulane, Louisiana. He was an avid teacher and was regularly training junior staff for MRCP examinations when he was in the UK. Since moving to India, he has been running PACES courses along with PACES4U.com of Manchester UK.

Consultant Nephrologist –Continental Hospitals,Hyderabad May 2013 to September 2018 Consultant Nephrologist –Krishna Institute Of Medical sciences [KIMS] Hyderabad Feb 2012 to Jan 2013 Locum Consultant in Nephrology –Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust January 2010 to May 2011

A recently started multispeciality hospital is backed by the expertise of running a successful medical college. Although very few trainees are placed here, we do see a commitment for MRCP training.

With over 500 beds,Sunshine Hospitals is one of the premier tertiary hospitals in the twin states of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. A significant number of doctors had international training or from premier teaching institutions of India. Our trainees are taken in as duty medical officers and go through structured learning and training process. Approximately we have upto 12 medical trainees and upto 6 surgical trainees that are accommodated in Sunshine Hospitals

DOC2UK is a specialist medical recruitment agency based from the United kingdom. They are happy to assist in placement n of our trainees into the NHS hospitals.

We are pleased to be associated with one of the largest teaching hospitals of the United Kingdom. UHW is happy to have some of our trainees recruited into their medical workforce. Some of our first batch trainees are already working at Cardiff.