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Placement Brochure Indian PLACEMENT BROCHURE INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF PREVENTIVE AND SOCIAL MEDICINE GUJARAT CHAPTER YEAR 2016-17 HISTORY AND FUNCTIONALITY OF IAPSM-GC IN BRIEF The Indian Association of Preventive and Social Medicine, is a ‘not for profit’ professional body in the field of Community Medicine/Public health. Community medicine, as it deals with health of the populations and not merely with diseases, covers a vast spectrum of different expanses. An expert in community medicine has competencies in epidemiology, environmental sciences, occupational health, socio-behavioural and communication sciences, clinico- biological sciences and managerial sciences. The members have served in the areas of teaching/ training, research and public health program management. In the area of teaching and training the members are serving in faculty positions at medical colleges. In the area of public health program management and research the members are serving at national and state governments, international development agencies, NGOs or are working as free-lance public health consultants. DETAILS OF PSM CURRICULUM-THE CORE COMPETENCIES POSSESSED BY MD (PSM) MD in Community Medicine or MD in Preventive and Social Medicine as a “Community Health Physician” is an expert of disease prevention and control in our community. He/she is an expert of epidemiology of communicable and non-communicable diseases and knows in depth about the dynamics of disease transmission. He/she can predict, prevent and control disease outbreaks, epidemics and pandemics and has the competencies to treat and prevent the locally endemic diseases as well. He/she possesses the following given set of special competencies and skills which makes him/her a distinctive expert of medical science and health care: 1. Knowledge and skills for disease prevention, control and treatment of locally existing and newer diseases 2. Knowledge and skills for outbreak and epidemic control 3. Knowledge and skills for monitoring and evaluation of national and local health programmes 4. Knowledge for designing and conducting screening camps and organizing interventional health services 5. Knowledge and skills for working as an expert for planning and co-ordinating research projects and studies 6. Knowledge and skills for training and teaching students, doctors and paramedical staff for various aspects of public health 7. Expertise on conceiving, planning, developing and implementing large scale projects funded by international agencies 8. Expertise of Public health administration 2 | P a g e MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY IAPSM-GC It gives us a great pleasure to announce the first ever “Placement brochure” from the Gujarat Chapter of the IAPSM. The young and budding experts of community medicine are often bewildered regarding the future prospects and opportunities after pursuing their post- graduation. This brochure will provide them with a tremendous platform to reach out to the world outside the academics, where organizations and agencies are keen to hire young and dynamic public health experts who can be an asset to their institutions and provide them the right path towards future development. After going through the profiles, we can definitely assure the agencies and organizations that not only are the candidates extremely talented with unique competencies needed to flourish but also, they have the quest and the inner burning desire to prove to the world their potential. It is quite satisfying to note that so many of these candidates have diverse areas of expertise in which they have been either trained or they have already worked. We will wish them the best for their future endeavours and also suggest them to keep the quest towards excellence going. With best wishes for all the successes to come in future!! Dr. (Prof.) Dileep Mavlankar, Dr. (Prof.) A.M. Kadri, President, IAPSM-GC Secretary, IAPSM-GC MESSAGE FROM CO-ORDINATOR OF PLACEMENT BROCHURE As it is very rightly said by one of the all-time greatest boxers and most significant and celebrated sports figures of 20th Century Mr. Muhammad Ali, “A man who has no imagination has no wings” I will affirmatively insist to all my budding MD (PSM) colleagues to have the wings and fly too!! And fly in a way that the world can be conquered!! As a newly passed out MD (PSM), I had a wish to work in different genres and sub-specialities of public health/community medicine, some of which did get satisfied but some did not! However, what I did learn is that passion and hard work are irreplaceable and those having both can surely be the best! This placement brochure, the first of its kind has been specially designed by the Gujarat Chapter of the IAPSM to ensure and provide a platform to all the recently passed out residents to display their skills and competencies and encourage recruiters to hire them for best available positions in the vast field of public health. This brochure will strengthen them towards furnishing themselves when on the verge of being introduced to the competitive world of Public health outside. Through this platform, I will encourage all the public health aspirants to have the “wings of freedom” to try the different and the “courage to fly” to the greatest heights!! With best wishes to all!! Dr. Shashwat Nagar Co-ordinator, Placement brochure, IAPSM-GC 3 | P a g e PROFILES OF THE CANDIDATES PASSED-OUT IN 2016: 4 | P a g e INDEX S.No. Name Areas of Specialization 1. Government Medical College, Bhavnagar 1.1.1. Dr. MOHNISH N TUNDIA Research methodology, social medicine 1.2.2. Dr. JAYESHKUMAR L VAKANI Health Management and administration 1.3.3. Dr. DISHA MEHTA Epidemiology, Health Management and administration 2. Smt. B.K. Shah Medical Institute & Research Centre, Vadodara 2.4.1. Dr. SAURIN V PATEL Industrial health 2.5.2. Dr. HIRENKUMAR B PATEL Industrial health, Health Management and administration 3. Government Medical College, Vadodara 3.6.1. Dr. VARUN PARMAR Health Management and administration 3.7.2. Dr. NIMESHKUMAR B DESAI Health Management and administration 3.8.3. Dr. BHAVESH BARIYA Industrial health 3.9.4. Dr. SURAJ I KURIYA Health Management and administration 3.10.5. Dr. SAMARTH SHIHORA Health Management and administration 4. Pramukhswami Medical College, Karamsad 4.11.1. Dr. KANUPRIYA Research, Epidemiology, Health Management 4.12.2. Dr. VIDUSHI GUPTA Epidemiology, Outbreak investigation & control 5. B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad 5.13.1. Dr. JAY RAJESHKUMAR PATWA Epidemiology, Industrial health, Health Management 5.14.2. Dr. SAURABH C RATHOD Health Management and administration 5.15.3. Dr. KHUSHBU D MAKADIA Reproductive and Child Health 5.16.4. Dr. NILESH G PATEL Health Management and administration 5.17.5. Dr. YASH RAJESHKUMAR SHAH Epidemiology, Health Management and administration 5.18.6. Dr. SHASHANKKUMAR B PATEL Health Management and administration 5.19.7. Dr. PARIMAL R PATEL Reproductive and Child Health 6. Government Medical College, Surat 6.20.1. Dr. PIYUSHKUMAR C PARMAR Industrial health 6.21.2. Dr. ALPESHKUMAR GOHIL Health Management and administration 6.22.3. Dr. DHAVAL N PATEL Epidemiology, Health Management and administration 6.23.4. Dr. DIVYA B BAROT Epidemiology, Health Management and administration 6.24.5. Dr. RUTU SANJAYBHAI BUCH Health Management and administration 6.25.6. Dr. ANKUR MALI Health Management and administration 6.26.7. Dr. DIPALI RAMESHBHAI MISTRY Health Management and administration 7. SMIMER, Surat 7.27.1. Dr. SUNIL G JANGID Communicable diseases, Immunization 8. P.D.U. Medical College, Rajkot 8.28.1. Dr. BHAVESH KANABAR Health Management and administration 8.29.2. Dr. JASMIN R OZA Family Medicine and Practice 8.30.3. Dr. DHARA THAKRAR Health Management and administration 9. M.P. Shah Medical College, Jamnagar 9.31.1. Dr. PRASHANT DAVE Industrial Health, Reproductive and Child Health 9.32.2. Dr. NEHA BHATNAGAR Health Management and administration 9.33.3. Dr. MEHUL RAMANBHAI PATEL Epidemiology, Health Management and administration 9.34.4. Dr. TRUSHA R KANSAGARA Health Management and administration 9.35.5. Dr. NASRIN A HALA Disease prevention and control 5 | P a g e GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE, BHAVNAGAR Dr. MOHNISH N TUNDIA Mobile: 9879184793 Age: 29 E-mail: [email protected] Institute: Govt. Medical College, Bhavnagar, Gujarat Academic Qualifications: MBBS, MD Work Experience: Working as an assistant professor in AIIMS, Udaipur, Rajasthan Preferred Work Location: Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Mehsana, Baroda Preferred Positions in Public Health: CDHO, EMO, RCHO, Program Administration Topic of Dissertation: An Epidemiological study of childhood asthma in school-going children in Bhavnagar. Others Areas of Specialization: Major scientific fields of interest are evaluation methodology, social and behavioral science, gender equality and environmental science Any other Fellowships/Short Courses/Trainings Pursued: 1. Training of R.N.T.C.P. & P.M.D.T 2. Training in IUCD-380-A 3. Short course on Health System and management Details of Paper Presented and Awards Won at Conferences: 1. Current situation of malaria in Bhavnagar District, presentation in IAPSM GC (21st) conference, Bhavnagar, Gujarat, 10th January, 2014. 2. Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Anemia in adolescent girls in urban area of Bhavnagar, Gujarat. Presentation at 42rd Annual National Conference of IAPSM, King George Medical University, Lucknow, Up, 27th Feb, 2015. 3. A study of compliance towards medication among hypertensive and diabetic patients in a tertiary care hospital of Bhavnagar. Presentation at 42rd Annual National Conference of IAPSM, King George Medical University, Lucknow, Up, 28th Feb, 2015. 4. An epidemiological study of childhood asthma in school-going children in Bhavnagar. Presentation at 43rd Annual National Conference of IAPSM & Joint Gujarat State Conference of IAPSM (XXIII) & IPHA (V), Gandhinagar, Gujarat, 9th January 2016. Dr. JAYESHKUMAR L VAKANI Mobile: 9033860599, 9428640182 Age: 27 E-mail: [email protected] Institute: Govt. Medical College, Bhavnagar Academic Qualifications: MBBS, MD (Community Medicine) Work Experience: working as Municipal Health Officer Class-2 from the last 2 months.
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