Pediatric Emergency and Intensive Care Competency Fellowship (LPDP-listed placement)

Training at a glance

Pathway

Clinical training

Duration

Not recorded

Positions per year

Not recorded

Accreditation

Not recorded

Original record notes

Explicit pediatric-specialist (Sp.A) program–host row in the revised LPDP fellowship handbook published January 8, 2026. Funding-listed focused training is distinct from full subspecialist degree training.

The notes above may include eligibility, funding, application or historical cycle details. Their record update date is not proof of a currently open intake.

Application and international eligibility

Current intake

Not independently confirmed

Application route

First obtain host acceptance and the relevant institutional recommendations, then apply through the official LPDP scholarship portal.

Verified deadline

Not recorded as a structured, verified date

Entry qualifications

The source table identifies Pediatrics specialist (Sp.A) entry. For the January 2026 LPDP funding route, applicants must be Indonesian specialist physicians with host acceptance and referring-hospital endorsement; this does not establish all host admission routes.

Clinical registration

The LPDP funding route requires valid Indonesian specialist STR and SIP at the referring hospital. Other host-specific registration conditions are not supplied in this handbook.

Clinical language

Not separately recorded; check the linked source

Visa / sponsorship

Not separately recorded; check the linked source

Funding / fees

The January 2026 LPDP scheme covers approved fellowship tuition, book allowance, monthly living support, insurance and eligible travel/other support. These are scholarship components, not a hospital salary or guaranteed individual award.

Program leadership

Not separately recorded; check the linked source

Additional program details

Scope and pathway

LPDP-listed domestic pediatric emergency and intensive care competency fellowship placement. The scheme adds specified competencies within a subspecialty and is distinct from a full subspecialist qualification. Host curriculum, case exposure and current capacity require separate sources.

Duration / pathway notes

The funding scheme permits six to twenty-four months for domestic placements; the handbook does not establish the exact duration of this host’s course.

Application timing

Historical January 2026 handbook: applications January 1–12, March 1–12 and May 1–12, 2026, with earliest starts in March, May and July respectively. These dates have passed; no current vacancy is confirmed.

Requested documents

Host acceptance and tuition information, valid specialist STR/SIP, specialist transcript, work/need essay, hospital director recommendation, relevant public-service nomination and return/contribution commitments. The recommendation describes service for three times the training period.

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