MEDICOLEGAL TRAINING FOR PRACTISING DOCTORS
DoctorLawyer™ Academy teaches practising doctors in India what the law actually expects of them, in plain language, forum by forum, with the records you will be asked to produce if anything ever goes wrong.
Start the Medicolegal Essentials course Join the waitlistThe Medicolegal Essentials course is open now: eight modules of about twelve minutes each, a scored quiz on every module, a final quiz across all eight, and a certificate signed by Dr. Rupal V. Rana. One payment, Rs. 999 in the inaugural launch offer, down from its standing price of Rs. 2,999, limited to the first 200 enrolments. Module one and its quiz are open before you pay.
Eight short modules, about twelve minutes each. The four forums a doctor can be called before and how they differ. The standard of care. The consumer route. Where the criminal law sits and what protects a registered practitioner. Records. Consent. The first seventy two hours after something goes wrong. Indemnity, and what your policy does not cover.
Read module one first, without paying, then decide. The full course is one payment, Rs. 999 in the inaugural launch offer, down from its standing price of Rs. 2,999, limited to the first 200 enrolments: twelve months of access, nine scored quizzes in all, a certificate anyone can verify, and a document you can use out of every module.
Ten modules for every specialty. Defensible records. Consent architecture. Answering a legal notice. How a consumer commission actually runs. Police requests, medicolegal cases and post mortem requisitions. Council complaints. Liability for your staff and your locum. Clinical establishment readiness. Telemedicine and data protection. The advertising rules, which catch more good doctors than anything else on this list.
Six to eight modules built for one specialty and nobody else. Obstetrics and gynaecology, aesthetic and dermatology, dental, homoeopathy and AYUSH, and assisted reproduction. The waitlist decides which one is built first, so tell us yours below.
On site, for a whole team, built around your own consent forms, your own records and your own signage rather than a generic deck.
Said plainly: completed courses carry a certificate of completion. That is not a diploma, it is not a certification, it is not recognised by any Council or Bar body, and it does not by itself carry CME credit. Anything that does carry CME credit will say so, and will say through which accredited host.
Dr. Rupal V. Rana
MBBS · DCH · LLB · LLM
Medicolegal Expert and Founder, DoctorLawyer™
A medical practitioner who is also qualified in law, advising doctors, clinics and founder run healthcare businesses on medicolegal risk, documentation and regulatory compliance. She writes and speaks on consent, records, telemedicine and certification, and built this curriculum out of the questions doctors actually arrive with.
Teaching material is prepared to the same standard as the practice's written work, and reviewed before it is published.
Free to join. It tells you when each paid track opens, and it decides which specialty track is built first. We do not ask for your registration number or any identity number.
This is education, not advice on your matter. Nothing taught here is advice about any particular patient, complaint, notice or case of yours, and watching it does not create a relationship of adviser and client between us.
It is not clinical teaching. No module tells you how to treat anybody. Clinical judgment remains entirely yours.
Nothing is promised as an outcome. No course prevents a complaint and none of this guarantees how any forum will decide anything.
Where a matter needs a lawyer, we say so. Representation before a court, a commission or a Council, and any formal legal opinion, is arranged separately with an empanelled advocate of the High Court of Bombay and is charged separately. It is not part of any course.
We ask for very little. No registration number, no identity number, no account number and no fee or income information, on this form or in any course.