The Clinical Embryology Fellowship Curriculum is a programme for aspiring medical professionals, embryologists, scholars and technicians in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) practice who want to succeed in the field of fertility. Conducted by industry experts, it is an advanced, structured training programme designed for expertise in clinical embryology beyond conventional learning. This comprehensive 12-month course integrates scientific knowledge, technical proficiency, research acumen, and professional development, guiding students from solid theory to hands-on precision lab practice and helping them gain the skills to become skilled embryologists and meet the standards and demands of IVF labs.

This module teaches the basics, like how the reproductive organs work, how gametes are formed, and what happens during fertilisation. It lays the foundation for everything they practice later in the lab.
Here, the patient context of why couples seek fertility treatment is taught. Understanding these clinical backgrounds helps students understand work that follows in the laboratory.
In this embryology training module, the focus is on semen analysis and the steps involved in handling sperm samples. Students can understand how quality is assessed and why preparation techniques matter for successful ART outcomes.
In this module, students are introduced to embryology practices like oocyte handling, fertilisation methods, culture basics, and the workflow in an IVF lab.
After learning the basics, advanced methods used in ART, understanding how complex procedures are done and mastering complex techniques are taught.

Students explore freezing and thawing embryos, oocytes, and sperm, getting hands-on experience with vitrification. The module emphasises the importance of precision for achieving high survival rates.
This module trains students to use high-precision tools for ICSI and genetic testing. They gain hands-on experience in precise micromanipulation, developing the skills needed for real-world ART procedures.
In this module, students learn how to maintain the laboratory's safe and efficient operations. As part of this, equipment checks, maintaining accurate records, complying with regulations, and meeting other regulatory requirements are taught to achieve optimal outcomes.
Students learn techniques to communicate effectively with patients, assist in making appropriate clinical decisions, understand the legal/ethical ramifications regarding ART, and maintain professionalism in patient contact.
In the final module of the IVF laboratory training course, each student will be assigned a hands-on laboratory project in an IVF Lab and will apply their technical and problem-solving abilities.

At the conclusion of the programme, students will be able to perform standard laboratory procedures, including the safe handling and preparation of media for samples, maintaining sterile environments, and adhering to daily laboratory protocols.
By gaining hands-on clinical experience, students will learn how treatment decisions are made. They will learn to evaluate clinical situations, modify techniques as needed, and understand how laboratory decisions directly affect patient outcomes.
Regular laboratory checks teach students to identify problems early and to ensure that all procedures are consistent and reliable.
Students learn to communicate clearly with the clinical team and interact with patients.
Because IVF is generally a difficult time for patients, students are taught to remain professional, calm, and respectful during patient-to-patient contact.
Students will observe how laboratory work and clinical decision-making come together in real-time to help students develop a clear understanding of the process from beginning to end.

Students at Cloudnine will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience working in an IVF Laboratory. They will work with the latest equipment and technologies available to acquire the skills needed to advance in their profession.
Students will benefit from the knowledge and experience of highly qualified embryologists who will serve as mentors to help solve problems and develop the skills they need to succeed in their careers.
With only 2–3 students per batch, students in this programme will receive greater individual attention and benefit from the experienced mentors during the training process.
This programme includes assessment and project work, after which a trainee gets a certificate of achievement, which is valuable for career progression.
By the end of the fellowship, skills learned in clinical embryology should meet the analytical and technical benchmarks, helping them understand where they need refinement and what expertise they have. This guides their transition into full-time work.
This programme prepares you with solid fundamentals, real-time hands-on practice and teaches what it is like to work in an IVF lab. This helps students step into their first role and be better prepared.
Over 12 months of hands-on training, the Reproductive Biology and Embryology fellowship helps sharpen students' skills and strengthen decision-making, so they step into their careers with real confidence.

Completing this 12-month Clinical Embryology Fellowship Programme with a blend of intensive theory and hands-on, real-time IVF lab training transforms you into a competent embryologist. The programme comprises 10 comprehensive modules that help you develop technical, analytical, professional, and social skills beyond the classroom. The fellowship, through its practical training, ensures students are ready for work. The Cloudnine certification adds value, helping find suitable roles, making it a great investment for future success in India’s fastest-growing medical fields.
A fellowship in embrology is a 12-month programme designed to help students move from basic embryology concepts to hands-on work in an IVF laboratory.
The Clinical Embryology Fellowship at Cloudnine is a 12-month intensive training programme for aspiring medical professionals.
Reproductive Biology and Anatomy, Basic Andrology and Laboratory Techniques, Basic Embryology and ART Procedures, Advanced Clinical Embryology and ART Procedures, Cryo-Biology and ART, and Micromanipulation in ART (ICSI & PGT)
Embryology aims to understand the formation of gametes, fertilisation, and early development. Study and identify the causes of developmental failures, and apply these findings to improve ART. The scope encompasses clinical applications such as fertility treatment, research on genetic diseases, reproductive technologies, and more.