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List of Empaneled Providers for Sterilization State Mizoram Year 08.03.2021 Empanelment List for Minilap Providers Qualification Type of (MBBS/MS- facility Postal address of facility Name of Empanelled Contact S.No Name of district Gynae/DGO/DNB/MS- Designation posted where empanelled Sterilization Provider number Surgery/Other (PHC/CHC/ provider is posted Speciality SDH/DH) 1 Aizawl Dr. Hmingthanmawii MBBS SPO(RCH) Office CMO AIZAWL EAST 9436154624 2 Aizawl Dr. Lalthlengliani MD (Biochem) SNO Office Project Director MSACS 9436142265 3 Aizawl Dr. Zonunsiama Pathology PO (CEA) Office H&FW, Dinthar, Aizawl 9436151903 4 Aizawl Dr. Lalramliana MBBS DD (Gen) Office H&FW, Dinthar, Aizawl 9436158041 5 Aizawl Dr. Lalchhuanawma MPH SNO Office NHM, Dinthar 9862787705 6 Aizawl Dr. David Zothansanga MBBS SNO NUHM H&FW, Dinthar, Aizawl 9436195627 7 Aizawl Dr. Pachuau Lalmalsawma MPH PO (IDSP) Office NHM, Dinthar 9436195535 Consultant (Training & 8 Aizawl Dr. Zorinsangi MPH planning) Office H&FW, Dinthar, Aizawl 9677019522 9 Aizawl Dr. C. Vankhuma PSM Consultant Office ZMC Falkawn 9612345948 10 Aizawl Dr. Vanlalhruaii MD (Pharma) Consultant Office H&FW, Dinthar, Aizawl 9436153297 11 Aizawl Dr. Lalnuntluangi MBBS PO (Statistics) Office DHS, H&FW, Dinthar 9615432021 12 Aizawl Dr. Esther Lalrammawii MBBS Consultant Office ZMC FALKAWN 9862541485 13 Aizawl Dr. Biakthansangi MPH Dy. CEO Office MSHCS, NHM, Dinthar 9436152356 14 Aizawl Dr. Lalzepuii MBBS CMO Office H&FW, Dinthar, Aizawl 9868220014 15 Aizawl Dr. Lalparliani MBBS SMO Office H&FW, Dinthar, Aizawl 9862257999 16 Aizawl Dr. Lalrinmuani Sailo MS (Surgery) Consultant DH Civil Hospital Lunglei 8730097619 17 Aizawl Dr. F Lalthakimi MD (Anaes) MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436146337 18 Aizawl Dr. Zorengpuii ENT Consultant DH ZMC FALKAWN 9436153260 19 Aizawl Dr. Vanlaldiki Ralte Psychiatry Consultant DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436151179 20 Aizawl Dr. Lalnunmawii Sailo MD (Anaes) Consultant DH ZMC FALKAWN 9436362848 21 Aizawl Dr. Loncy V Lalzarliana DM Consultant DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9862887789 22 Aizawl Dr. Lalrothuama MD (Med) Consultant DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436150090 23 Aizawl Dr. Lalrinsanga Khiangte MD (Med) Consultant DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436156207 24 Aizawl Dr. Lalthankimi MD (FM) Consultant DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436154617 25 Aizawl Dr. Vanlalngheti MBBS MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436151425 26 Aizawl Dr. Lalmuanawma MBBS MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436373337 27 Aizawl Dr. C. Lalhmingmawii MS (Ophtha) MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436140253 28 Aizawl Dr. Zothansanga MS (Surgery) MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436147567 29 Aizawl Dr. Robert Lalduhkima MBBS MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 8974243097 30 Aizawl Dr. Vanlalsiami MD (Anaes) MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436193036 31 Aizawl Dr. Zoramruati Ralte MPH MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436153036 32 Aizawl Dr. C. Lalchhandama MD (Patho) MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9862306026 33 Aizawl Dr. Lalremruati Hmar MS (OG) MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436146251 34 Aizawl Dr. Lalnuntluangi MBBS MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9862308207 35 Aizawl Dr. Samuel Lalruatfala M.Ch MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436140294 36 Aizawl Dr. Lalramsanga MBBS MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436158554 37 Aizawl Dr. Zonunsangi Khiangte MBBS MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436141921 38 Aizawl Dr. P. Zorinsanga MBBS MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436362494 39 Aizawl Dr. Mary C Lalnuntluangi MBBS MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436144059 40 Aizawl Dr. Lalrinsiama MS (Surgery) Consultant DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436145313 41 Aizawl Dr. Lalramsanga MBBS MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436158554 42 Aizawl Dr. RD Lalremruati MBBS MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 8729968637 43 Aizawl Dr. Debbie Lalremruati MBBS MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9615242888 44 Aizawl East Dr. ZR Thiamsanga MS (OG) Consultant DH 9436145027 45 Aizawl East Dr. C. Ngurbiakveli MS (OG) Consultant DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436141038 46 Aizawl Dr. Lalbiakdiki MS (OG) MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436151136 47 Aizawl Dr. Zosangpuii MS (OG) MO DH Civil Hospital Aizawl 9436141094 48 Aizawl Dr. Lalduhsaka MS (Gy/Obs) MO DH Civil Hospital, Aizawl East 9436195460 49 Aizawl Dr.Lalrinfeli MS(OBG) MO DH Civil Hospital, Aizawl East 50 AIZAWL Dr. B. Lalthantluanga MBBS MO PHC EPI NHM 9612166240 51 Aizawl Dr. Lalhlupuii MD (Radiotherapy) Consultant MSCI MSCI, Zemabawk 9436140491 52 Aizawl Dr. K. Lalfakzuala MD (Radiotherapy) MO MSCI MSCI, Zemabawk 9436151971 53 Aizawl Dr. Cindy Lalthanpuii MD (Radiotherapy) Consultant MSCI MSCI, Zemabawk 8731004964 54 Aizawl Dr. Zoremmawia MBBS MO MSCI MSCI, Zemabawk 8730974659 55 Aizawl Dr. Vanlalrengpuia MBBS MO PHC SPM,NHM 8974740995 56 Aizawl Dr. B. Lalramhluna MBBS MO PHC Phuaibuang PHC 9402337773 57 Aizawl Dr. Lucy Lalsangpuii MBBS MO CHC Saitual CHC 9436196020 58 Aizawl Dr. Daniel Zomawia MBBS MO CHC Saitual CHC 8974930713 59 Aizawl Dr. Zoliankimi Ngente MBBS MO PHC Phullen PHC 9612797179 60 Aizawl Dr. Lalrammuana MBBS MO PHC Suangpuilawn 9436148822 61 Aizawl Dr. Shanaz Zothanzami MD (PSM) MO PHC MSACS 8974053385 62 Aizawl Dr. Vanlalremsiama MBBS MO PHC Darlawn PHC 9436196341 63 Aizawl Dr. Saitluanga Sailo MBBS MO PHC Thingsulthliah PHC 9862115967 64 Aizawl Dr. Lalremruata MD (Med) Consultant Office Falkawn P.T.C 9862882943 65 Aizawl Dr. Sailopari Sailo MBBS MO Deputation 1st Battalian MAP Armed Veng8974741397 66 Aizawl Dr. Sangzuala MD (PSM) Dep. PD Office MSACS, Mission Veng, Aizawl9436150263 67 Aizawl Dr. R. Vanlalchhuangi Biochemistry MO Deputation CHAMPHAI DH 8413940088 68 Aizawl Dr. Lalnienga MBBS MO Deputation 5th IR Bn Lungverh 8132810982 69 Aizawl Dr. Lalhriatzuali Ralte MBBS MO Deputation 9436141306 70 Aizawl Dr. Malsawmtluangi MBBS MO Office MSACS, Mission Veng, Aizawl9436140927 71 Aizawl Dr. Malsawmsanga KhiangteMBBS MO Deputation P.T.C 9436755808 72 Aizawl Dr. James Lalzuitluanga MBBS MO Deputation 2nd Battalion MAP 8974285506 73 Aizawl Dr. PC Lalhmingliana MBBS SMO Office Aizawl West CMO 9436144622 74 Aizawl Dr. H. Lalmuankimi MD (Radio) Consultant Referral HospitalFalkawn, Aizawl 9436352567 75 Aizawl Dr. Lalnuntluanga MS (ENT) MO Referral HospitalDH,SIAHA 9436195030 76 Aizawl Dr. T. Lalrintluanga MD (Med) MO Referral HospitalMedical Superintendent,Mamit8730922620 77 Aizawl Dr. Robert Lalfakzuala MS (Ortho) MO Referral HospitalDH KOLASIB 9436158948 78 Aizawl Dr. Don Sapremsanga MD (Chest Med) MO Referral HospitalFalkawn, Aizawl 9436147205 79 Aizawl Dr. Lalremruati Sailo Dermatology Consultant Referral HospitalFalkawn, Aizawl 9436142485 80 Aizawl Dr. C. Vanlalhlua MS (Surgery) MO Referral HospitalFalkawn, Aizawl 9862558726 81 Aizawl Dr. Rachael Lalramlawmi MBBS MO Referral HospitalFalkawn, Aizawl 9862853220 82 Aizawl Dr. Lalmuankimi Ralte MD (Med) MO Referral HospitalFalkawn, Aizawl 9436142513 83 Aizawl Dr. Micky Zodinpuia MD (Anaes) MO Referral HospitalFalkawn, Aizawl 9436151171 84 Aizawl Dr. Vanremmawii MS (OG) MO Referral HospitalFalkawn, Aizawl 9436151135 85 Aizawl Dr. Lalrinfela MS (OG) MO Referral HospitalFalkawn, Aizawl 9436153900 86 Aizawl Dr. Lalrinpuii MBBS MO Referral HospitalFalkawn Hospital 9436143814 87 Aizawl Dr Rothangpuii MS(OBG) MO Referral HospitalFalkawn Hospital 88 Aizawl Dr. Lalduhawmi Chawngthu MD (Psy) MO SDH Kulikawn Hospital 9436352159 89 Aizawl Dr. R. Zonuntluangi MBBS MO SDH Kulikawn Hospital 9436140618 90 Aizawl Dr. Zochhuanawmi MBBS MO SDH Kulikawn Hospital 9436149845 91 Aizawl Dr. Maggie Lalmuanpuii MBBS MO SDH Sairang PHC 9436141921 92 Aizawl Dr. V. Lalhmingliani MBBS PMO SDH Kulikawn Hospital 9436141214 93 Aizawl Dr. Vanlalhruaii Fanai MS (OG) Consultant SDH Civil Hospital,Aizawl 9436154795 94 Aizawl Dr. Vanzarliani MBBS MO PHC Sairang PHC 9436141070 95 Aizawl Dr. Walter Lalnuntluanga MBBS MO PHC Lengpui PHC 9436147741 96 Aizawl Dr. Vanhmingliani MBBS MO PHC Aibawk PHC 9436155824 97 Aizawl Dr. Jeremy Vanramenga PachuauMBBS MO PHC Sialsuk PHC 9863146428 98 Aizawl Dr. C. Vanlalhruaia MBBS MO PHC Reiek PHC 9862331985 99 Aizawl Dr. Benjamin Vanlalliana MBBS MO PHC Lengpui PHC 9856570305 District Hospital, 100 Champhai Dr. Lalthanglawta MBBS MO DH Champhai 9862616688 District Hospital, 101 Champhai Dr. Zatluanga Pathology Consultant DH Champhai 9436145254 District Hospital, 102 Champhai Dr. Vanlalremsanga MS (OG) Consultant DH Champhai 9612157649 District Hospital, 103 Champhai Dr. J. Lalramchhuanga Medicine Consultant DH Champhai 9612894678 104 Champhai Dr. Lallawmkimi ChhakchhuakMBBS MO CHC Biate CHC 8729915084 105 Champhai Dr. Lalthanmawii MBBS MO CHC Khawzawl CHC 8014033387 106 Champhai Dr. Zosangliani MBBS MO PHC Hnahlan PHC 9856258832 107 Champhai Dr. Lalrohlupuii MBBS MO PHC Sialhawk PHC 8014694545 108 Champhai Dr. C. Lalnunpuia MBBS MO PHC Rabung PHC 9862197412 109 Champhai Dr. Freddie L Chhangte MBBS MO PHC Ngopa PHC 9436415638 110 Kolasib Dr. James RE Mawia MS (OG) Consultant DH District Hospital, Kolasib 9862883439 111 Kolasib Dr. Lalrinzuali MBBS MO DH District Hospital, Kolasib 9856822057 112 Kolasib Dr. Ramdinthari MBBS MO DH District Hospital, Kolasib 9612938363 113 Kolasib Dr. Roluahpuii MBBS MO PHC Bukpui PHC 9612163940 114 Kolasib Dr. C. Lalrinchhana MBBS MO CHC Vairengte CHC 9612904893 115 Kolasib Dr. C. Laldinpuii MBBS MO CHC Vairengte CHC 9436141285 116 Kolasib Dr. Zairemmawii MBBS MO PHC Lungdai PHC 9436361767 117 Kolasib Dr. V. Vanlalhruaia MBBS MO PHC Kawnpui PHC 9862331985 118 Kolasib Dr. Robert Zirsangzela MBBS MO Deputation Chhipphir PHC 9612378083 District Hospital, 119 Lawngtlai Dr. Paul Lalchungnunga MBBS MO DH Lawngtlai 9485095487 District Hospital, 120 Lawngtlai Dr. Zothanpari ChhakchhuakMBBS MO DH Lawngtlai 8974795136 District Hospital, 121 Lawngtlai Dr.
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