Teaching hospital
Birat Medical College Teaching Hospital is where our students learn medicine at the bedside.
Birat Medical College Teaching Hospital is a multispecialty hospital on the college campus serving patients from across eastern Nepal. It grew from a single-bed clinic opened in 1991 by our Chairman, Dr. Gyanendra Man Singh Karki.
Learning in the hospital
- MBBS students begin clinical rotations in the third year and complete a one-year rotating internship.
- Nursing students learn on the wards and in community settings.
- BMLT and MIT students train in the hospital's laboratories and radiology department.
- MD/MS residents work in the hospital's clinical departments throughout their residency.
For appointments, reports and patient information, visit the hospital website.
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