The 'Transplant Coordination Professional Certificate', a six-week online course hosted by the MOHAN Foundation from 19^th August – 30^th September, 2025 was completed with success. A total of 67 candidates (64 from India, 2 from Saudi Arabia and 1 from Nepal) had signed up for the online course.

The important elements of the course consisted of the following:

• Access to the e-learning platform with study materials and resources
• Online assessments to reinforce learning
• Weekly interactive webinars including professionals in organ donation and transplantation

The important part of the training program was the weekly interactive webinars held by the experts in the field of organ donation and transplantation. These live sessions have substantially augmented participant engagement, thus promoting a collaborative and energizing learning environment. The real-time discussions helped the participants clarify their queries, share their ideas and perceptions, which ensured effective learning experience.

The webinars covered the essential topics pertaining to:

• Concepts of organ donation and transplantation
• Transplantation of Human Organs Act and key regulatory bodies
• Brainstem death - Concept, identification and certification
• Deceased organ donation coordination: Role of a donor coordinator
• Ethical dilemmas in organ donation and transplantation
• Role of a transplant coordinator in living organ donation

The faculty for the course were:

• Dr. Sunil Shroff, Founder & Managing Trustee, MOHAN Foundation
• Ms. Lalitha Raghuram, Country Director, MOHAN Foundation
• Ms. Sujatha Suriyamoorthi, Associate Director - Courses, MOHAN Foundation
• Ms. Poonam Sharma, Curriculum Coordinator, MOHAN Foundation
• Dr. Mahesha Padyana, Consultant Critical Care, Manipal Hospital, Bengaluru
• Mr. Yuvaraj Boopathi, Senior Manager Operations, Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad
• Mr. Girraj Pareek, Chief Transplant Coordinator (multi-organ) and Quality Team Member, Santokba Durlabhji Memorial Hospital (SDMH), Jaipur

An online examination was conducted on September 30^th, 2025. Successful candidates received their course completion certificates.

Feedback

Mr. VINOTHKUMAR V (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐), Chennai

Overall, the course is an excellent platform for healthcare professionals and social workers who wish to contribute meaningfully to the field of organ transplantation. It instills a deep sense of responsibility, compassion, and awareness about the importance of organ donation. Completing this certification from MOHAN Foundation is truly a rewarding experience and a significant step toward making a positive social impact.

Mr Raj Kanwar Singh (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐), Jaipur

The webinar was very informative and well-structured. However, it could be improved by adding more interactive sessions, case-based discussions, and real-life experiences from transplant coordinators and donor families. Additionally, it would be helpful if two separate language batches could be created — one in Hindi and another in English. For example, being from Rajasthan, a Hindi session would have made it easier to understand and participate more effectively.

Mr PARMESHWAR SWARNKAR (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐), Kishangarh

It is very hard to complete whole syllabus in six weeks but overall, those who want to learn will do but it will easy if you add some practice paper who will give summary for whole module. I complete whole course according to video the question and answer in video is really good some videos are too fast so need to design accordingly. Overall, it is too good to learn.