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Database of Various Clinical FP Trainings Upto March 2016 Laparoscopic TOT Name of Doctor / SN Post Sr. Place of Posting District Contact No. Training Site Batch Date S.N. No. 2008‐09 Dr. K.D.Dwivedi MO District Azamgarh CSMMU, th 1 22‐27 September HospitalAzamgarh Lucknow 08 Dr. Sanjay Pandey MO CHC Madhian, Mirzapur Mirzapur 2 3 Dr. Shashi Misra MO DWH, Mirzapur Mirzapur 4 Ms. Asha Rai Staff Nurse DWH, Azamgarh Azamgarh 5 Ms. Junvanti Devi Staff Nurse DWH, Mirzapur Mirzapur Dr. Savitri Misra MO CHC Poolpur, Azamgarh Azamgarh 6 Dr. Brijesh Patel MO CHC Jeanpur, Azamgarh Azamgarh th 7 13‐18 October 08 Dr. Satish Chand Kanaujia MO CHC Lalganj , Azamgarh Azamgarh 8 Dr. B.N.Yadav MO CHC Mubarakpur, Azamgarh 9 Azamgah Dr. C.M.Rai MO District Male Hospital, Azamgarh 10 Azamgarh 11 Dr. Sudha Gangwar MO CHC Chunar, Mirzapur Mirzapur 12 Dr. Anupama Sonkar MO CHC Lalganj, Mirzapur Mirzapur Dr. Swatantra Singh MO District Male Hospital, Mirzapur 13 Mirzapur 14 Ms. Savita Singh Staff Nurse DWH, Mirzapur Mirzapur 15 Ms. Mithlesh Staff Nurse DWH, Azamgarh Azamgarh Dr. Teewar MO CHC Phoolpur, Azamgarh Azamgarh th 16 24‐29 November 08 17 Dr. Vijay Lakshmi Singh MO PHC Chunar, Mirzapur Mirzapur 18 Dr. Sumanlata Agarwal MO DWH, Mirzapur Mirzapur 19 Dr. Asha Mallik MO DWH, Moradabad Moradabad 20 Dr. Vandana Goel MO DWH, Moradabad Moradabad 21 Ms. Shashi Robertson Staff Nurse DWH, Moradabad Moradabad 22 Ms. Mehar Bano Staff Nurse DWH, Moradabad Moradabad Dr. Subha Swaroop MO Andit Nursing Home, Meerut LLRM 29 Sept to 4 Oct. 08 23 Meerut Medical 24 Dr. Geeta Agarwal MO DWH, Meerut Meerut College, 25 Dr. Sangeeta Gupta MO DWH, Muzaffarnagar Muzaffarnagar Meerut 26 Smt. Magdalina Jassler Staff Nurse DWH, Meerut Meerut 27 Dr. Manisha Verma MO DWH, Moradabad Moradabad 28 Dr. Alka Dixit MO DWH, Saharanpur Saharanpur Dr. Jyotsana Vats MO Urban FP Centre Saharanpur 29 Saharanpur 30 Dr. Rekha Singh MO DWH, Meerut Meerut 13 Oct to 18 Oct 08 31 Dr. Usha Singh MO DWH, Meerut Meerut 32 Dr. Anju Jodha MO DWH, Meerut Meerut 33 Dr. Sudha Rastogi MO DWH, Meerut Meerut Dr. Sweta Sharma MO Central Med & Mat Care, Moradabad 34 Moradabad 35 Mrs. Sheerin Clara Staff Nurse DWH, Meerut Meerut 36 Dr. Madhu Agarwal MO DWH, Saharanpur Saharanpur 37 Dr. Vijay Tyagi MO DWH, Muzaffarnagar Muzaffarnagar Dr. Sujata Dang MO Red Cross Hospital, Saharanpur 38 Saharanpur 39 Dr. Padmini Joshi MO DWH, Saharanpur Saharanpur 24 Nov to 29 Nov 08 40 Dr. Madhu Saxena MO DWH, Saharanpur Saharanpur 41 Ms Manju Srivastava Staff Nurse DWH, Saharanpur Saharanpur 42 Dr. Dolly Kapoor MO DWH, Meerut Meerut 43 Dr. Madhu Wadhera MO DWH, Meerut Meerut Dr. Shashi Kumari MO AHM Duffrin Hospital, Kanpur Nagar GSVM th 44 3‐8 November 08 Kanpur Nagar Medical Laparoscopic TOT Name of Doctor / SN Post Sr. Place of Posting District Contact No. Training Site Batch Date S.N. No. Dr. Aneeta Singh MO DTC Gujaini Kanpur Kanpur Nagar College, 45 Nagar Kanpur Dr. Neeta Rani MO AHM Duffrin Hospital, Kanpur Nagar 46 Kanpur Nagar Dr. Swaraj Bala Rawat MO 104 Swaroop Nagar, Kanpur Nagar 47 Kanpur Nagar Dr. Seema Upadhyaya MO DTC Anwarganj, Kanpur Kanpur Nagar 48 Nagar Mrs. Pramilla Singh Staff Nurse AHM Duffrin Hospital, Kanpur Nagar 49 Kanpur Nagar Mrs. Shanthamma Raju Staff Nurse UISE Maternity Hospital, Kanpur Nagar 50 Kanpur Nagar 51 Dr. Manisha Gupta Mo DWH, Allahabad Allahabad 52 Dr. Rajesh Kr. Agarwal MO CHC Soranv, Allahabad Allahabad Dr. Kajli Gupta MO AHM Duffrin Hospital, Kanpur Nagar th 53 8‐13 December 08 Kanpur Nagar Dr. Richu Arora MO Sarojni Nagar, Kanpur Kanpur Nagar 54 Nagar Dr. Vandana Srivastava MO Dufferin Hospital, Allahabad 55 Allahabad Dr. Sabita Agarwal MO Srijan Vatsalya Hospital, Allahabad 56 Allahabad Mrs. Rani Saxena Staff Nurse Dufferin Hospital, Allahabad 57 Allahabad Dr. Sushma Chandra MO DWH, Bijnar Moradabad Moradabad 58 59 Dr. Kiran Mallik MO DWH, Allahabad Allahabad 24‐29th November 60 Dr. Arvind Kumar MO CHC Chaka, Allahabad Allahabad 08 61 Mrs. Pratima Staff Nurse DWH, Allahabad Allahabad Dr. Sanju Agarwal MO AHM Hospital, Kanpur Kanpur Nagar 62 Nagar Mrs. Susheela Maurya Staff Nurse AHM Hospital, Kanpur Kanpur Nagar 63 Nagar 64 Dr. Nalini Garbyal MO J.P.Nagar Moradabad Moradabad 2011‐12 Dr. Usha Jain MO AHM Dufferin Hospital, Kanpur Nagar Kanpur 19.9.11 ‐ 24.9.11 65 Kanpur Medical 66 Dr. R.P. Mishra MO District Hospital, Basti Basti College Dr. G.M. Shukla MO Opec Hospital, Kailey Basti Basti 67 Dr.S.P. Chowdhary MO Opec Hospital, Kailey Basti Basti 68 Sister Omlata Tudi Staff Nurse AHM Dufferin Hospital, Kanpur Nagar 69 Kanpur Mr. Parmatma Prasad Male SN District Hospital, Basti Basti 70 Chowdhary 71 Dr. Noorus Hasan Naqvi MO DWH, Allahabad Allahabad 6.2.12‐11.2.12 Dr. Shiv Prasad MO Opec Hospital, Kailey Basti Basti 72 Dr. Anshu Mishra MO Prof. GSVM Medical Kanpur Nagar 73 College, Kanpur Dr. Neena Gupta MO Prof. GSVM Medical Kanpur Nagar 74 College, Kanpur 75 Ms. Nandini Tripathi Staff Nurse DWH, Allahabad Allahabad 76 Ms. Kaushalya Devi Staff Nurse AHM Hospital, Kanpur Kanpur Nagar 77 Dr.Manjul Bahar MO VABMH,LKO Lucknow CSMMU, 10.10.11‐15.10.11 78 Dr.Shalu Mahesh MO RML,LKO Lucknow Lucknow Laparoscopic TOT Name of Doctor / SN Post Sr. Place of Posting District Contact No. Training Site Batch Date S.N. No. 79 Dr.Manu Bhatnagar MO RML,LKO Lucknow 80 Dr.Ina Gupta MO VJBMH,LKO Lucknow 81 Dr.Chitra Saxena MO BMC,Aliganj Lucknow 82 Ms.Asha Singh Sachan Staff nurse VABMH,LKO Lucknow 83 Ms.Vineeta Khan staff nurse BMC,Aliganj Lucknow 84 Dr.Abhilasha Mishra MO Lucknow 21.11.11‐26.11.11 85 Dr.Pushplata MO Lucknow 86 Smt.Kausalya Staff nurse Lucknow 87 Smt.Laxmi Devi Staff nurse Lucknow 88 Dr.Ranjana Khare MO Lucknow 89 Dr.Sudha Verma MO Lucknow 5.12.11‐10.12.11 90 Dr.Manju MO Lucknow 91 Dr.Renuka MO Lucknow 92 Smt.Subodhani Staff Nurse Lucknow 93 Smt.kiran Staff Nurse Lucknow 013‐14 94 Dr. Pushpa Gurani MO CHC Kalyanpur Kanpur Nagar 9794618838 GSVM, 05‐10 May, 2014 95 Dr. Manju Sachan MO AHM Hospital, Kanpur Kanpur Nagar 9415431782 Kanpur 96 Dr. Mamta Kumar MO Paiyara CHC Kanpur Nagar 9450300781 97 Ms. Meena Kumari Staff Nurse CHC Kalyanpur Kanpur Nagar 8896883686 98 Dr. Ruchi Jain MO AHM Hospital, Kanpur Kanpur Nagar 9839216596 99 Dr. Alka Shukla MO CHC Sarsaul Kanpur Nagar 9452963392 100 Bhanwati Staff Nurse CHC Sarsaul Kanpur Nagar 9828463478 02‐07 June, 2014 101 Dr. Prabhu Dayal Gupta Sr. Consultant DWH Varanasi 9839881866Dept of Obs & 25-27 Feb., 2016 102 Dr. Sushma Karanwal CMS DWH Sitapur 9839088417Gyn KGNU, 25-27 Feb., 2016 103 Dr. Neelima Sonkar Sr. Consultant DWH Pratapgarh 9450261012Lucknow 25-27 Feb., 2016 104 Dr. Vasudha Agarwal Sr. Consultant DWH Jhansi 9794728566 25-27 Feb., 2016 105 Smt Manju Devi Staff Nurse DWH Varanasi 9452883009 25-27 Feb., 2016 106 Shanti Devi Maurya Staff Nurse DWH Sitapur 9450374831 25-27 Feb., 2016 107 Smt Pratima Srivastava Staff Nurse DWH Pratapgarh 9450244566 25-27 Feb., 2016 108 Edena Ventura Staff Nurse DWH Jhansi 9794728566 25-27 Feb., 2016 109 Mrs Munni Singh Staff Nurse DWH Ballia 9451746032 25-27 Feb., 2016 110 Mrs Saroj Tripathi Staff Nurse DWH Deoria 9451713509 25-27 Feb., 2016 111 Dr. Ravindra Kr. Gupta Gyneacologist WH Jaunpur 9919202090 15-17 March, 2016 112 Ms. Kamla Pal Staff Nurse DH Jaunpur 8090403876 15-17 March, 2016 113 Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Surgeon CHC Khalilabad 9793513654 15-17 March, 2016 114 Mr. Gita Gautam Staff Nurse CDH S.K. Nagar 9695049944 15-17 March, 2016 115 Dr. Anil Kumar Surgeon DH Ballia 9415359890 15-17 March, 2016 116 Dr. Sunita Kumari MO AgraLLRM Medical 15‐17 March, 2016 117 Dr. Hakim Singh MO BadaunCollege, 15‐17 March, 2016 118 Dr. Shobha Agarwal MO BadaunMeerut 15‐17 March, 2016 119 Dr. Pushpatala Shami MO Bijnor 15‐17 March, 2016 120 Dr. Manisha Agarwal MO Meerut 15‐17 March, 2016 121 Ms. Sangeeta Kumari SN Meerut 15‐17 March, 2016 122 Ms. Dinesh Pundir SN Agra 15‐17 March, 2016 123 Ms. Santosh Kumari SN Badaun 15‐17 March, 2016 124 Ms. Rose Mary Joseph SN Bijnor 15‐17 March, 2016 Dr. Nar Singh MO CHC Shinerjpur, Kanpur GSVM Medical 15‐17 March, 2016 125 Nagar College, Dr. Sunita Gautam MO CHC Pukhrayan, Kanpur Kanpur 15‐17 March, 2016 126 Dehat 127 Ms. Neetu Mishra SN DH Auraiya 15‐17 March, 2016 Ms. Munni Devi SN CHC Pukhrayan, Kanpur 15‐17 March, 2016 128 Dehat 129 Dr. Ashok Kr. Jatav MO DWH Etawah 9415484804 15‐17 March, 2016 130 Dr. Manju Agarwal MO DWH Hathras 9457411494 15‐17 March, 2016 131 Ms. Manorama Singh SN DWH Hathras 9458050727 15‐17 March, 2016 132 Ms. Poonam Mathur SN Kanpur 983935018 15‐17 March, 2016 Laparoscopic Ligation Induction Training S.N. Name of Doctor / SN Post Sr.No. Place of Posting District Contact No. Training Site Batch Date 2006‐07 Dr. Anil Kumar MO CHC Pahasu, Bulandshahar Dept. of Obs. & 18‐29 Dec. 2006 1 Bulandshahar Gynae. LLRM 2 Dr. Arunlata Singh MO Bulandshahar Bulandshahar Meerut 3 Ms. Laxmi Rani Jain SN Bulandshahar Bulandshahar 4 Dr. Pushplata MO Gaziabad Gaziabad Ms. Rajesh Kumari SN CHC Modinagar, Gaziabad 5 Gaziabad Ms. Sushila Rani SN CHC Sapnawat, Gaziabad 6 Gaziabad Dr. Nishi Singh MO CHC Thana Bhawan, Muzaffarnagar 7 Muzaffarnagar Ms. Hemlata SN CHC Shamli, Muzaffarnagar 8 Muzaffarnagar 9 Dr. Alka Dixit MO PPC, Saharanpur Saharanpur Dr. Chitra Saxena MO B.M.C., Aliganj, Lucknow Lucknow Dept.
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