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DATE OF BIRTH:
PLACE OF BIRTH:
NATIONALITY:
27th April 1972.
Shillong.
Indian.
QUALIFICATIONS:
1) Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) in 1998 from Silchar
Medical College, Silchar, INDIA.
2) Fellowship in Accident & Emergency Medicine, (FAEM) in 2004 from Christian
Medical College & Hospital, Vellore, INDIA.
PROFESSIONAL BODY:
1) Life member of National Association of EMS Educators (NAEMSE,USA)
2) Basic Life Support (BLS) instructor American Heart Association
3) Advanced cardiac Life Support (ACLS) instructor American Heart Association
4) Early Management of Trauma course (EMTC), from CMCH, Vellore.
5) Registered with Assam Medical Council, Guwahati, India.
Registration Number
6) Registered with Tamilnadu Medical Council, Tamilnadu
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WORKSHOPS ATTENDED:
1) Basic Surgical Skills, course conducted by Plastic Surgery Foundation of Apollo
Hospitals, Hyderabad on 24th & 25th September ’05.
2) Emergency Ultrasound conducted by Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad on 22nd
November ’06.
3) Ultrasound workshop on Focussed Assessment Sonography for Trauma(FAST)
conducted by Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences(FMHS), UAE University ,
Al Ain on 3rd June ’07.
PRESENT APPOINTMENT: (December 2006 onwards)
 In-charge & Consultant deptt. Of Emergency Medicine, Kerala Institute of
Medical Sciences (KIMS), AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL ON HEALTH CARE
STANDARDS INTERNATIONAL and NABH accredited only hospital of India.
 National Faculty India, for Postgraduate fellowship in Emergency Medicine
(PGFEM), George Washington University (GWU), United States of America.
 Faculty & Course coordinator PGFEM, GWU, USA in KIMS, Trivandrum
PREVIOUS APPOINTMENTS:
August 2005 – Nov 2006: Senior resident in the dept. of Emergency
Medicine Apollo Hospitals Hyderabad.
March 2005 – July 2005: Chief medical officer in the dept. of Accident &
Emergency Medicine, Down Town Hospital, an ISO 9002 cert., multispeciality
hospital in north-east India.
Dec 2003 – Dec 2004:
Fellowship in Accident & Emergency Medicine (FAEM) in the dept. of
Accident & Emergency, Christian Medical College & Hospital (CMCH), Vellore,
Tamilnadu, India. Also worked as a CMO in the dept. of Accident & Emergency,
CMCH, Vellore.
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June’2003-Nov 2003: Junior House Officer (JHO) in Accident & Emergency
Department, Down town hospital (ISO 9002 cert) Dispur, Guwahati, India.
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Oct’2002-May’2003: JHO in department of Neurology, Guwahati Neurological
Research Centre, Dispur Guwahati, India.
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March’2002-Sept’2002: Junior resident in the department of Surgery, Good
Health Hospital, Ulubari, Guwahati, India.
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Dec’2000-Feb’2002: JHO in Accident & Emergency Department in down town
hospital, Dispur, Guwahati, India.
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Jan’2000-Nov’2000: Junior resident in the department of Medicine, Good
Health Hospital, Ulubari, Guwahati, India.
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May’99-Dec’99: JHO in Surgery department, International Hospital, Christan
Basti, Dispur Guwahati, India.
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May’98-Aprl’99: JHO in A&E department down town hospitals, Dispur
Guwahati, India.
PRE-REGISTRATION EXPERIENCE:
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Feb’97-Aprl’98: Resident House Officer, Silchar Medical College,
Assam, and India.
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE:
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 Identified and treated patients with medical, neurological, endocrine, cardiac, nephrologic,
oncologic, psychiatric, haematologic, paediatric, surgical orthopaedic, neuro-surgical, urologic,
paediatric-surgical, obstetric and gynaecological emergencies.
 Stabilised Airway, Breathing and Circulation in appropriate situations.
 Co-ordinated trauma team.
 Co-ordinated various clinical specialities in the management of patients with multi-system
disorders.
 Did adequate documentation of Medico-legal cases.
 Broken bad news.
 Attended weekly lecture classes.
 Attended Clinical meetings held weekly in the hospital.
 Presented articles in the Departmental weekly Journal Club
 Maintaining a Logbook and working on a thesis.
 Did and attended Departmental Case Auditing fortnightly.
Procedures done:
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Endotracheal intubation in all age groups including difficult intubations
Surgical Cricothyroidotomy
Adult, paediatric and neonatal Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation
Chest tube placement
Peripheral venous access including external jugular venous access
Cardioversion (including medical) and defibrillation
Arterial blood sampling.
Supra-pubic bladder catheterisation
Dorsal slit in a case of paraphimosis
Reduction of Ant. Dislocation of Shoulder.
Reduction of Colles’ fracture.
Central venous access.
Trans Nasal Endotracheal Intubation.
Nasogastric tube placement, nasal packing in Epistaxis
Catheterisation of bladder and Ascitic fluid tap
Wrist block, Ankle block, Digital block
Changing of jejunostomy tubes.
Splinting of fractures and log-rolling the patient in major trauma.
Learnt in Rotatory postings in all major ICU”S during my FAEM;
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Management of critically ill patients in Medical, Surgical and Coronary Care Unit and Paediatric
emergencies in Paediatric casualty.
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Management of patients on ventilator support.
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Use of inotropic support.
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Pain management.
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Electrocardiogram monitoring and interpretation.
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Thrombolysis in Myocardial infarction.
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Recognition and management of life threatening arrhythmias and cardiogenic shock.
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Sedation and its uses
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Chest physiotherapy
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TPN.
Management of mass casualty:
 I had first hand experience in the management of mass casualities by being an active member
of the team who treated patients injured in a series of terrorist bomb blast in Assam, India in
April 2002.
 I was one of the team members involved in the Mass Casualty management team of the 28th
December 2003, bus accident at Pallikonda; Tamilnadu, India where some 36 seriously injured
patients was managed by EMD, CMCH.
Research Experience:
Conducted a double-blinded randomised clinical trial comparing the use of IV Frusemide & IV
Toresemide in the ED management of Acute Pulmonary Oedema. (Paper won The BEST YOUNG
INVESTIGATOR AWARD in EMCON 2004, Mumbai, India)
Conducted a double-blinded randomised clinical trial comparing the use of IV Aminophylline and
IV Magnesium sulphate in the ED management of Acute bronchial asthma. (Paper presented in
Emergency Medicine Conference 2004, Mumbai, India)
FUTURE PROFESSIONAL AIMS:
To involve in Emergency medicine deptt. build up, deptt. coordination, doctors
training, nursing training & to coordinate pre hospital care.