Queen Mary University London

Neuromodulation and Pain Management Online PGCert

The Postgraduate Certificate in Neuromodulation and Pain Management at Queen Mary University of London is designed to equip students with specialist skills and essential knowledge in this evolving field. The programme is delivered online, allowing for flexible, part-time study that fits around busy professional lives. Students will engage with a comprehensive syllabus that covers anatomy, pathophysiology, and radiological assessment, leading to clinical implications and suitable indications for treatment. The course is structured into four modules per academic year, enabling students to gain a qualification in neuromodulation within one academic year.

The curriculum includes in-depth exploration of current and emerging technologies in pain management, alongside programming strategies. Students will learn about the role of functional neurosurgery, including deep brain stimulation and intrathecal therapy for cancer pain. The programme is particularly suited for those seeking to establish neuromodulation services for chronic pain management. Graduates will be well-prepared for hands-on fellowships and cadaver workshops, enhancing their practical skills in the field.

The course is taught by experienced faculty members who are global opinion leaders in neuromodulation. The modular format allows for intensive learning in three-day blocks approximately every four to six weeks, ensuring that students can balance their studies with professional commitments. This unique programme not only provides academic qualifications but also fosters a deeper understanding of the rapidly advancing landscape of neuroscience and pain management.