IVF, ICSI & Oocyte Handling
Oocyte handling and denudation, conventional IVF and ICSI micromanipulation at the bench.
- Oocyte denudation
- Conventional IVF
- ICSI technique
ART labs across India are opening faster than trained embryologists can fill them. Become one.
Bengaluru · Live ART laboratory · 1:1 expert supervision
Bengaluru6–12 month fellowshipA comprehensive, hands-on fellowship for aspiring embryologists at Vriksh Fertility Academy, Bengaluru. Available as a 6-month or 1-year program, it covers the whole ART lab — IVF, ICSI and oocyte handling, embryo culture, vitrification and warming, andrology, and QA/QC and lab management — with 1:1 expert supervision, so you graduate ready to run a fertility lab, not just one procedure.
New ART labs are opening across India faster than skilled embryologists can fill them — and partial, single-skill training leaves graduates unable to run a lab end-to-end.
New IVF labs open every month, but few embryologists are trained to staff them.
A workshop in one technique doesn't prepare you to run the whole lab.
Clinics need embryologists who can handle IVF, andrology and QA from day one.
Oocyte handling and denudation, conventional IVF and ICSI micromanipulation at the bench.
Culture systems, embryo grading and cryopreservation by vitrification and warming.
WHO semen analysis, sperm preparation techniques and DNA fragmentation testing.
Quality control, witnessing, documentation and day-to-day lab management.
Lab design and equipment fundamentals with supervised bench time and structured feedback.
Master the whole ART lab — and the career that comes with it.

Scientific Director & Chief Embryologist
Chief Embryologist and IVF Laboratory Director with over 16 years of experience in clinical embryology and IVF laboratory leadership — including 20,000+ ICSI procedures and contributions to 10,000+ successful IVF treatments, with hands-on fellowship teaching.
View full profile| A single-skill workshop | This full-lab fellowship | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | One technique in isolation | The entire ART lab, end-to-end |
| Bench time | A few supervised sessions | Months of hands-on bench hours |
| Andrology | Rarely covered | Full andrology workup included |
| Lab readiness | Still need on-the-job training | Graduate lab-ready |
| Career options | Limited to a single skill | Qualified across the whole lab |
The fellowship is designed for life-science, biotechnology and microbiology graduates, clinical embryology students, lab technicians and andrologists looking to train across the whole ART lab. A background in a life-science field is expected. If you're unsure whether your profile fits, send us an enquiry and our admissions team will advise you.
Both are hands-on, bench-based fellowships covering the full ART lab. The 1-year program allows deeper, extended supervised bench time and broader case exposure. Our team will help you choose the right duration for your goals when you enquire.
It is a hands-on, bench-based fellowship. You work directly at the embryology and andrology bench under 1:1 expert supervision, practising the techniques yourself rather than only observing.
Prior lab experience is helpful but not mandatory. The fellowship builds skills from the fundamentals through to advanced ART lab work, so both fresh graduates and experienced technicians can benefit. Tell us your background when you enquire and we'll guide you.
All training is conducted onsite at Vriksh Fertility Academy in Bengaluru, in a live ART laboratory.
Yes — that's the goal. The fellowship covers IVF, ICSI, embryo culture and cryopreservation, andrology and QA/QC, plus lab setup, so you graduate ready to take on an embryologist role in a fertility lab.
Fill in the enquiry form on this page or call us. There are no fees payable at enquiry — our admissions team will call you back to discuss eligibility, the 6-month vs 1-year options, the current intake and the next steps.
Admissions are open and seats are limited.
Train across the whole ART lab and take the next step in your embryology career.
Page last updated: August 14, 2026