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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE in respect of Prof (Maj Gen) Ravi Kale MS (Gen Surgery), MCh Paediatric Surgery, FIAPS Professor Surgery & Paediatric Surgeon School of Medical Sciences and Research Sharda University Knowledge Park III Greater Noida NAME & ADDRESS RAVI KALE Professor Surgery & Paediatric Surgeon School of Medical Sciences and Research Sharda University Knowledge Park III Greater Noida Mobile: +919811137771 Email: [email protected] Address: E-11/12, Vasant Vihar, N. Delhi – 110 057. DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH 05 Apr1955 ; Mumbai, Maharashtra SERVICE PARTICULARS & IMPORTANT MILESTONES 1. Personal Number : MR – 03970N 2. Rank : Major General 3. Service: : Army Medical Corps 4. Date of Seniority : 11 Sep 1978 5. Date of Commission : 11 Sep 1978 6. Graded Specialist in Surgery : 04 Nov 1987 7. Classified Specialist in Surgery : 13 Dec 1995 8. Classified Specialist in Surgery : 01 Oct 1996 And Paediatric Surgery 9. Senior Advisor in Surgery : 22 Jan 2003 and Paediatric Surgery 10. Date of Retirement : 30 Apr 2015 COURSES ATTENDED & GRADING: Medical Officers Basic Course 1979 Officer Training School, Army Medical Corps Centre & College, Lucknow Airborne Training for Medical Officers 1982 Army Airborne Training School, Agra Medical Officers Junior Command Course 1985 Officers Training School , Army Medical Corps Centre & College, Lucknow Medical Officers Senior Command Course 2000 - do - Sr Med Officers Command Course -01 2009 - do - Sr Defence Management Course -66 2009 College of Defence Management, Secunderabad PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Qualification Univeristy or Conferring Body Remarks MBBS AFMC, Pune 1978 MS (Surgery) AFMC, Pune 1987 MCh Paediatric surgery AIIMS, New Delhi 1994 FIAPS Indian Academy of Paediatric Surgery 2010 TEACHING / ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:- (a) Recognised teacher and examiner MS General Surgery. (b) Recognised teacher and examiner DNB (c) Assistant Professor (Nov 1987 to Apr 1997) in Teaching Hospitals / Institution viz Army Hospital (R&R) and 92 Base Hospital. (d) Associate Professor (May 1997 to Apr 2001) in Teaching Hospitals / Institution viz 92 Base Hospital, Srinagar and Command Hospital (Central Command), Lucknow (e) Professor (Apr 2001 to Date) in Teaching Hospitals / Institution viz Army Hospital (R&R), Delhi Cantt, Command Hospital (Central Command) Lucknow, SMS&R Sharda University EXPERIENCE AS ADMINISTRATOR:- Head of Department : Department of Paediatric Surgery, Army Hospital R&R, Delhi Cantt Head of Department : Department of Surgery, Command Hospital, Army Central Command, Lucknow Brigadier-in-Charge of Administration and Commander, Troops, Army Command Hospital Central Command, Lucknow. Senior Consultant (Surgery), Directorate General Armed Forces Medical Services, Ministry of Defence, New Delhi Chairman Purchase Committe, Sharda Hospital & SMS&R, Sharda University APPOINTMENTS HELD FROM 1978 TO DATE Time Period Appointments 14 Oct 2015 to Date Professor Surgery & paediatric Surgeon SMS & R, Sharda University Jun 2013 to 30 April 2015 Senior Consultant (Surgery), Armed Forces Medical Services and Paediatric Surgeon & Head of Surgical Division, Army Hospital R & R, New Delhi-110010. Final referral authority for referring all complex cases related to Surgery and allied subjects. 2010-2013 Commandant, Armed Forces Medical Stores Department, Lucknow 2009-2010 Brigadier-in-Charge of Administration and Commander Troops, Command Hospital (Army Central Command), Lucknow 2007-2009 Senior Advisor in Paediatric Surgery and headed the department of Paediatric Surgery at Army Command Hospital (Central Command), Lucknow 2005-2007 Senior Adviser in Paediatric Surgery, Army Hospital (R&R), New Delhi 2003-2005 Classified Specialist : Paediatric Surgeon (Junior Consultant ) MEMBERSHIPS OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES . 1. Association of Surgeons of India (ASI) 2. Indian Association of Paediatric Surgeons (IAPS) 3. Paediatric Endoscopic Surgeons - India 4. Indian Academy of Paediatrics. 5. Honorary Member Rajasthan Association of Minimal Access Surgeons 6. Delhi Chapter of IAPS 7. Association of Armed Forces Surgeons HONOURS AND AWARDS: FOR SERVICE IN ARMY 1. Chief of Army Staff Commendation for distinguished and meritorious service the year 2000 in recognition of the exemplary service in 92 Base Hospital, Srinagar (J&K). 2. GOC-in-C (Army Commander) Commendation for distinguished, meritorious service and exemplary work during Kargil War at Command Hospital (Northern Command), Udhampur (J&K) in the year 2001. 3. FOC-in-C (Naval Commander) Eastern Naval Command for distinguished and meritorious service rendered in Army Hospital (R&R) 2004. HONOURS AND AWARDS: CIVIL 1. Honorary Membership of Rajasthan Association of Minimal Access Surgeons, 2005 2. President Indian Academy of Paediatric Surgeons, Delhi Chapter, 2013-2015 3.President Indian Academy of Paediatric Surgeons, UK & UP Chapter, 2017-2018 3.Awarded the Chief of Air staff Silver Medal for best paper in MJAFI,in Surgery for the year 2004 for the paper titled “Rai KM, Kale R, Mohanty SK, Chakrabarty A, Waghray MR, Kumar R, Prasad D, Lahiri AK. Treatment of casualties in a forward hospital of Indian Army: Nine year experience. MED JOURNAL ARMED FORCES INDIA 2004; 60: 20-24.” 4.Advisor UPSC Wef Dec 2013 5.Expert for Selection of Committee of Faculty for Andaman & Nicobar Islands Institute of Medical Sciences 2014- 2015 6.Assessor and Inspector for MCI for assessing medical colleges for teaching 7.Editorial Board: MJAFI, JIAPS, Journal of Paediatric Urology PUBLICATIONS: 1. Kale R, Bhatnagar V, Mitra DK. Solitary juvenile polyp of stomach. TROP GASTROENTEROL. 1999 JAN – MAR ; 20(1) ; 57. 2. Puri B, Harjai MM, Kale R. The Malone Antegrade Continence Enema Procedure – An Indian Perspective. MEDICAL JOURNAL ARMED FORCES INDIA. 2002; 58 : 214-216. 3. Kale R, Handa R, Upadhyay KK. Isolated mediastinal lymphangioma herniating through the intercostals space. ASIAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY, 08/2004; 27(3):241-242. 4. Raj KM, Kale R, Mohanty SK, Chakrabarty A, Waghray MR, Kumar R, Prasad D, Lahiri AK. Treatment of casualties in a forward hospital of Indian Army: Nine year experience. MED JOURNAL ARMED FORCES INDIA 2004; 60: 20-24. 5. Kale R, Handa R, Harjai MM. Laparoscopic management of CSF pseudocyst abdomen: JOURNAL OF INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF PEDIATRIC SURGEONS. 01/2005. 6. Kale R, Handa R, Harjai MM. Laparoscopic orchiopexy: is closure of the internal ring necessary? JOURNAL OF POSTGRADUATE MEDICINE. 01/2005; 51(4): 266-268. 7. Kale R, Handa R, Harjai MM. How I Do it – Laparoscopic Management of CSF pseudocyst abdomen : JOURNAL OF INDIAN ASSN OF PEDIATRIC SURGEONS (ISSN 0971-9261) Vol 10 No.2. 8. Rai KM, Mohanty SK, Kale r, Chakrabarty A, Prasad D, Management of vascular injuries in a forward hospital. MEDICAL JOURNAL ARMED FORCES INDIA 2006; 62 : 246-251. 9. Handa R, Kale R, Harjai MM. Incidental Inguinal Hernias on Laparoscopy. ASIAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY 02/2006; 29(1): 28-30. 10. Kale R, Handa R, Harjai MM. Case Report – Perforated small bowel in omphalocele at birth. JOURNAL OF INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF PEDIATRIC SURGONS 01/2006; (ISSN 0971-9261) Vol 11 No.1. 11. Handa R, Kale R, Harjai MM, Minocha A. Single scrotal incision orchiopexy for palpable undescended testis. ASIAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY 02/2006; 29(1); 25-71. 12. Handa R, Kale R, Harjai MM. Unusual Complication of Ventriculoperitoneal shunt: Anal Extrusion. MEDICAL JOURNAL ARMED FORCES INDIA 2007: 63: 82-84. 13. Handa R, Kale R, Harjai MM. Paraesophageal Bronchogenic Cyst. MEDICAL JOURNAL ARMED FORCES INDIA 2007: 63:197-198. 14. Nair V, Sharma A, Ratheesh J, Das S, Mishra DK, Kale R, Grover N,. Severe intravascular haemolysis following minor group mismatched peripheral blood stem cell transplantation. BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION 2007, 39(12) , 805-806. 15. Harjai MM, Handa R, Kale R, V Dutta. Intra-abdominal lymphangioma: A Case Report . MEDICAL JOURNAL ARMED FORCES INDIA. 01/2007; 63(1): 80-81. 16. Harjai MM, Handa, Kale R. Congenital Prepubic Sinus: A Case Report. AFRICAL JOURNAL OF PAEDIATRIC SURGERY. 01/2007. 17. Harjai MM, Holla RG, Kale R, Sharma YK, Dutta V. H-type traceo-oesophageal fistula. ARCHIVES OF DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD – FETAL AND NEONATAL EDITION 02/2007; 92(1):F40. 18. Handa R, Kale R, Harjai MM. Synchronous gUt duplication cysts: A rare presentation. MEDICAL JOURNAL ARMED FORCES INDIA. 2007; 63(4); 376-377. 19. Harjai MM, Holla RG, Kale R. Full Spectrum of VACTERL in New Born. MEDICAL JOURNAL ARMED FORCES INDIA 2008 : 64 :84-85. 20. Rao PP, Kale R. Tactical Abbreviated Surgery: Issues. THE COMBAT MEDIC. 2013-14 Vol 3 No.2 : 19-22. 21. Maurya SK, Bhandari PS, Mukherjee MK & Kale R. Management of Combat Wounds. THE COMBAT MEDIC. 2013-14 Vol 3 No.2 : 23-26. 22. Kale R, Bandyopadhyay N, Karmakar AK. Forecasting Demand (Monthly Maintenance Figure) and Its Significance in Armed Forces : A Study. JOURNAL OF COMBAT MEDICAL SUPPORT 2012-13; Vol 2, No.2. .
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