Can an MS graduate switch to research or teaching roles in medical colleges?

<p>Yes, an <strong>&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/ms-masters-of-surgery-chp"&gt;MS&lt;/a&gt; graduate can transition into research or teaching roles</strong> in medical colleges. Medical education institutions require qualified <strong>faculty members, professors, and researchers</strong> to train future surgeons. Graduates can join as <strong>Assistant Professors</strong> in medical colleges after clearing requirements set by NMC. Over time, they can rise to <strong>higher academic positions</strong> with experience.</p><p>For those inclined toward <strong>research</strong>, MS graduates can work in <strong>clinical research, surgical innovations, or public health studies</strong>. Many pursue <strong>PhDs or fellowships</strong> to specialize further in surgical advancements. Government bodies, universities, and private organizations offer opportunities for <strong>medical research, paper publications, and participation in global healthcare projects</strong>.</p>

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