CURRICULUM VITAE
Dr Anil Kumar
M.B.B.S.
Diplomate National Board (Pediatrics)
Member National Academy of Medical Sciences (MNAMS) India
Member National Faculty of Neonatal Resuscitation (MNFNR)
PERSONAL DETAILS
Name
Date of Birth
Sex
Anil Kumar
25th September 1974
Male
Contact Address
WZ 528
Street No 17 B
Sadh Nagar
Palam Colony
New Delhi - 110045
Contact Telephone
Home:
Mobile:
Sick Leave:
011-65057632
9212619928
None in last 10 years
dranil_kr@rediffmail.com
E-mail
Professional
Registered with Medical Council of India
memberships:
Registered with Delhi Medical Council, India
EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS
July 2002 to May 2006
September 1994 to
June 1999
DNB (Pediatrics),
Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals,
New Delhi
MBBS
Calicut Medical College
Kerala, India
Total experience of working in neonatology 3 yr plus with NICU experience
LIFE SUPPORT COURSES ATTENDED

National Faculty Training Course on Neonatal Advanced Life Support held at
XXIX Annual Convention of NNF at NEOCON 2009, held at Ahmedabad on the 14th
December,2009.

NALS – at Kalawati Saran Children hospital, 2009

APLS – The Pediatric Emergency Course- conducted by IAP Delhi Branch and
SGRH at New Delhi; 23-24th April 2005

Paediatric Advanced Life Support Course: KSCH, LHMC, New Delhi; Conducted
by IAP; 27th – 28th March 2004, Courses attended

Basic Life Support Course (as per specification of American Heart Association), 1st
October 2003
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EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
DATE
Aug 2012 to till
date
Sept 2010 to July
2012
1st February 2010
to Sept 2010
GRADE
Specialist
Associate
Consultant
SPECIALITY
Pediatrics and
Neonatology
Pediatrics and
Neonatology
Pediatrics and
Neonatology
HOSPITAL
Cantonment General hospital
New Delhi
H/C cum M/H Jwala Puri
MCD
Max Superspeciality Hospital,
Patparganj, Delhi
10th Jan 2007 to
9th Jan 2010
Senior
residency
Pediatrics &
Neonatology
29th June 2006 to
9th Jan 2007
July 2002 To May
2006
Registrar
Pediatrics
DNB
Pediatrics &
Neonatology
Kalawati Saran Childrens
Hospital, Lady Hardinge
Medical College, New DElhi
Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals
New Delhi
Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals
New Delhi
June 2001 to
June 2002
Junior
Residency
General Surgery
March 2001 to
May 2001
March 2000 to
Sept 2000
Resident
Medical
Officer
House
Surgeon
Sept. 1999 to
March 2000
House
Surgeon
Specialist
ESI Hospital
Basai Darapur
New Delhi
Combined Medical Institute
Dehradun
Uttaranchal
Safdarjung Hospital
New Delhi
Medicine,
Gastroenterology
and Neurosurgery
Pediatrics,
Obs and Gynae
And SPM
Medicine, Surgery
Medical college Hospital
and allied
Calicut
specialities
Kerala
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
Current Appointment:
Specialist paediatrician with Cantonment General hospital, Delhi Cantt
New Delhi
To look after the pediatric OPD of almost 80-130 children per day.
To attend deliveries, neonatal resuscitation and care of newborns.
To attend pediatric and neonatal emergencies in ER,
Setting up of nursery and pediatric ward
Teaching of Medical officers and Nursing staff
Supervise the vaccination and field work.
Previous Appointments:
Specialist paediatrician with Municipal Corporation of Delhi, health centre cum
Maternity Home Jwala puri, New Delhi (Sept 10 to July 12)
Associate Consultant Pediatrics and Neonatology( 1 st Feb 10 to Sept 10)
Max Balaji Hospital, Patparganj, New delhi
Senior Resident Pediatrics and neonatology (10.01.2007 to 09.01.2010)
Department of Pediatrics,
Kalawati Saran Childrens Hospital,
Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi
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During my posting as a resident in Pediatrics I gained experience in managing a wide
variety of medical emergencies and routine cases. I was involved in cases like meningitisacute
pyogenic
anaphylaxis,
Rheumatic
as
well
metabolic
Heart
as
chronic
disturbances,
Disease
and
its
tubercular,
ARDS,
viral
acute
complications,
meningo-encephalitis,
severe
asthma,
hypertensive
shock,
Congenital
emergencies,
and
status
epilepticus, enteric fever and its varied complications, malaria, acute gastroenteritis and
management of different degrees of dehydration, hepatic failure and encephalopathy,
diabetic ketoacidosis, burns, poisoning, etc.
Main duties during senior residency:

Attendance at consultant ward rounds.

Day to day care of sick babies including ELBWs.

Attendance of deliveries for Neonatal resuscitation, including premature babies

Initiation of Ventilation and Surfactant administration.

Transport of sick newborns from distant areas by air or surface.

Actively involved in CME Programme of the department

Clerking of patients and arriving at a working diagnosis & initial management plan.

Formulating Treatment protocols in consultation with Consultants during emergency
and routine work.

Attending consultant ward rounds & presentation of cases at rounds.

Attendance at General Outpatient Clinics.

Attendance
of
specialty
clinics
-
Nephrology,
Endocrinology,
Neurology,
Gastroenterology.

First on call emergency duties on a rota of 1:4.

Presentation of weekly mortality and morbidity report.

Discharge and referral writing.

Actively involved in CME Programme of the department including case presentations,
seminars and journal club.
PRACTICAL SKILLS
I have had ample opportunities to learn and perform the following procedures.

Phlebotomy

Neonatal and Pediatric tracheal

IV Cannulations

Peripheral Arterial cannulations

Neonatal Resuscitation

Intra-osseous line insertion

Surfactant Administration

PICC line placement

Care of neonates and children on

Urinary catheterization

Naso/oro-gastric tube insertion

Lumbar puncture

Thoracocentesis

Exchange Transfusion

ICD tube Placement

Bone marrow aspiration and biopsy

Abdominal paracentesis

Supra-pubic Aspiration of urine

Paediatric BLS

Kidney biopsy

NALS, PALS and APLS

Peritoneal Dialysis
Intubation
mechanical ventilation or CPAP

Umbilical Arterial and Venous
Catheterization
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RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Thesis in DNB: “Seroprevalence of Hepatitis A in Indian Children.”
This was a prospective supervised study for a period of one year involving 100 children,
who attended OPD or were admitted for non-hepatic causes, to determine the
seroprevalence of Hepatitis A in children of different age groups and socio-economic
classes.
SCIENTIFIC PRESENTATIONS

Paper presented on “Clinicopathogical Profile of Culture Positive Neonatal Sepsis” at
41st National Conference of Indian Academy of Pediatrics, Chennai, India2004.

Paper presented on “Screening for neonatal of G6PD deficiency: is it useful?” at 41st
National Conference of Indian Academy of Pediatrics, Chennai, India-2004.

Paper presented on “Pediatric Liver Transplant- 1st successful Programme” at 41st
National Conference of Indian Academy of Pediatrics, Chennai, India-2004

Poster presented on “Interesting case of Epidermolysis Bullosa” at 41st National
Conference of Indian Academy of Pediatrics, Chennai, India-2004

Poster presented on “Fetal Intestinal Obstruction – an antenatal diagnosis” at 41st
National Conference of Indian Academy of Pediatrics, Chennai, India-2004

Paper presented on “Prevalence of Hepatitis A in Indian Children” at 42nd National
Conference of Indian Academy of Pediatrics, Kolkata, India-2005.

Poster presented on “Multiple Organ Failure in Critically Ill Children- a tertiary centre
experience” at 42nd National Conference of Indian Academy of Pediatrics,
Kolkata, India-2005.

Poster presented on “Etiology and Outcome of ARF in Children Needing Dialysis
Support” at 42nd National Conference of Indian Academy of Pediatrics,
Kolkata, India-2005.

Poster presented on “Seroprevalence of Hepatitis A” at 42nd National Conference
of Indian Academy of Pediatrics, Kolkata, India-2005.

As Faculty in Annual convention of NNF Delhi 2010 on Management of Low Birth
Weight Babies at Level II and III Neonatal units: A ready reckoner- Talked On Nasal
CPAP
TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Bedside teaching and Demonstration lectures for Nurses.

Bedside Clinical ward teachings of junior colleagues (post graduate students and
MBBS students) in Pediatrics.
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CMEs AND ACADEMIC MEETINGS ATTENDED
Revised National TB Control Programme : Training course organised by LHMC
on 1st August 2007

Current perspectives in Pediatric Management; ACAP and IAP, Indraprastha
Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi; 12th November 2006.

5th National conference of IAP chapter on “Growth, Development and
Behavioral Pediatrics”, New Delhi on 9th-10th September 2006.

PEDICON 2006: All India National Pediatric Conference at Delhi

Current perspectives in Pediatric Management; ACAP and IAP, Indraprastha
Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi; 2nd October, 2005 at New Delhi

“Pediatric
Endocrine
Problems-
Practical
Solutions”
at
New
Delhi
4th
September 2005

Fifth Course in Practical Pediatric Nutrition – Conducted by IAP CRNSS and
ACAP at New Delhi; 5-6th March 2005.

Pediatric Intensive Care Update and Workshop- Conducted by ISCCM and ACAP
at New Delhi; 19-20th February 2005.

Update on Practical Pediatric Neurology - Conducted by IAP East Delhi Branch at
New Delhi; 23rd January 2005.

PEDICON 2005: All India National Paediatric Conference at Kolkata; Including CME
program on Practical Pediatrics; 6th-9th January 2005

Workshop on HIV in Children- Conducted by IAP at Kolkata, 4-5th January 2005

XVI Annual Conference of Pediatric Nephrology and International Pediatric
Nephrology Associations Training Course – Conducted by Indian Pediatric
Nephrology Group at AIIMS, New Delhi; 26th-28th November 2004

Current perspectives in Paediatric Management; ACAP, New Delhi; 17th October
2004.

Training Course for Resident Doctors on IMNCI- Conducted by Government of
India and WHO at KSCH, New Delhi; 11-16th October 2004

Update on Emerging Concern in Neonatal Care – at SLJ Hospital, New Delhi;
11-12th September 2004.

Fourth Course in Practical Pediatric Nutrition – Conducted by IAP CRNSS and
ACAP at New Delhi; 20-21st March 2004.

Hepatology update; ACAP, New Delhi; 1st February 2004.

PEDICON 2004: All India National Paediatric Conference Including CME program8-11th January 2004.

National Conference on Newer Drugs in Pediatric Infections- Conducted by
IAP, New Delhi – 13th December 2003

Current perspectives in Paediatric Management; ACAP, New Delhi; 19th October
2003.
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
Third Course in Practical Pediatric Nutrition – Conducted by IAP CRNSS and
ACAP at New Delhi; 8-9th March 2003

Indo – UK Symposium on Hot topics in Pediatrics- Conducted by IAP and Royal
College of Pediatrics and Child Health at New Delhi; 1st and 2nd Feb 2003

Practical hepatology for Pediatricians; New Delhi; 17th November 2002

CME Neonatology 2002 organized by Research and Referral Army Hospital, New
Delhi 21-22nd September 2002.
VOLUNTARY EXPERIENCE

Active participation in National Pulse Polio Immunization Programme during
Internship and Residency.

Active member of the Community Outreach Programme and actively participated in
community outreach camps for health care during Residency.
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES

Team work: I enjoy working as a part of a team but can handle responsibilities
alone as well. I never hesitate to ask for help if needed.

Communication skills: I can communicate effectively and politely with patients,
my colleagues and seniors. I also possess good interpersonal skills.

Organisational Abilities: I am good at prioritising my duties and ensuring that
they are done to the best of my abilities.

Information technology: I am comfortable using MS Word, Power Point and Excel
& proficient in using Internet resources for medical fact-finding and research.

Languages Known: Fluent in Hindi and English
Can understand and speak Malayalam
INTERESTS OUTSIDE MEDICINE
Apart from Medicine, I am interested in reading, travelling, listening to music. I have a
keen interest in playing Chess.
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