B.E.M.S. Certification Course Curriculum

The Bachelor of Electropathy Medical System (B.E.M.S.) certification course encompasses a comprehensive curriculum designed to provide students with a strong foundation in both theoretical knowledge and practical clinical skills. Each subject listed below includes both didactic instruction and practical laboratory/clinical components, as appropriate.

Year 1: Foundational Sciences

1. Anatomy I: Comprehensive study of human anatomical structures.
2. Physiology I: Examination of human physiological processes.
3. Food and Hygiene: Principles of nutrition and preventative health.
4. Electropathy Fundamentals & Pharmacy: Introduction to Electropathy principles and pharmaceutical preparations.

Year 2: Advanced Biomedical Sciences

1. Anatomy II: Advanced anatomical study and clinical correlations.
2. Physiology II: In-depth exploration of advanced physiological concepts.
3. Pathology: Study of disease processes and mechanisms.
4. Materia Medica of Electropathy: Detailed study of Electropathy therapeutic agents.

Year 3: Clinical Specializations I

1. Gynecology: Study of the female reproductive system and related disorders.
2. Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT): Diagnosis and management of ENT conditions.
3. Ophthalmology: Examination and treatment of eye diseases.
4. Practice of Medicine I: Introduction to clinical assessment and patient management.

Year 4: Clinical Specializations II

1. Surgery: Principles of surgical procedures and patient care.
2. Obstetrics & Pediatrics: Management of pregnancy, childbirth, and pediatric conditions.
3. Medical Jurisprudence: Legal and ethical aspects of medical practice.
4. Practice of Medicine II: Advanced clinical skills and case management.