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MIMS ACADEMY & DM ACADEMY Announces Opportunity for Three Year Post-graduation Learn Modern Emergency Medicine with Quality Accredited Institution Masters Program in Emergency Medicine (MEM International) Affiliated to George Washington University, Washington DC, USA, Since 2007 Not Affiliated to MCI www.dmwims.com | www.emergencymedicinemims.com | www.mimsacademy.org 1 Aster DM Healthcare Aster DM Healthcare covers the full spectrum of healthcare services, taking healthcare to the next level of excellence. Being a growing network across the Middle East and India, it has an expansive portfolio that includes hospitals, clinics and retail pharmacies. From a single medical centre to a performance-driven healthcare enterprise spread across 280 establishments in 9 countries and growing, Aster DM Healthcare has transitioned into being a growing network across the Middle East and India. Currently one of the largest and fastest growing conglomerates in the MENA region, Aster DM Healthcare covers the full spectrum of healthcare services. An expansive portfolio includes hospitals, clinics and retail pharmacies. Headquartered in Dubai, the Aster DM network now encompasses 13,477 employees, 1003 doctors with several JCI accredited clinics and diagnostic centres. Never content to rest on its laurels, Aster DM Healthcare is constantly seeking opportunities to set new yardsticks with advanced developments. A move towards this unique vision is the Aster Medcity. Each of the group’s verticals is a symbol of distinction, driven by the commitment to build a healthier tomorrow and to take healthcare to the next level of excellence. website: www.asterdmhealthcare.com Dear Friends, DM Healthcare proudly announces the Post Graduate Masters Program in Emergency Medicine (MEM) which will be conducted under direct guidance of Ronald Regan Institute of Emergency Medicine (RRIEM) which is dedicated to saving life by improving Emergency Care in United States and across the world. We are committed to bring the widely acclaimed standards set by RRIEM. We welcome physicians of the country who enjoy the real challenges of Emergency Medicine to join us. The Ronald Reagan Institute of Emergency Medicine The Ronald Reagan Institute of Emergency we fight cancer, heart disease and AIDS. The center achieves Dr. Azad Moopen, MD Medicine at the George Washington University its goals through a unique Chairman, Aster DM Healthcare Medical Centre was established in 1991, in collaboration of medicine, public health, sociology, and public recognition of both the undisputed excellence of the Medical policy within a program of research and education. Center’s Department of Emergency Medicine and its role in Disaster Medicine Service saving the life of President Reagan after an assassination Er. Salahuddin Er. Abdulrahman Dr. Karthikeya Varma Dr. Harish Pillai The Ronald Reagan Institute of Emergency Medicine’s Vice Chairman, Managing Director, Group CMS Group CEO attempt in the year 1981. The Reagan Institute serves to strengthen the health and welfare of local, national and Disaster Medicine Service is a consultation and MIMS Academy MIMS Academy international communities through research, education, training resource to national and international training and consultative support. The objectives of the organizations responsible for disaster planning preparedness, and response. Faculty members from the Ronald Reagan Dr. Santy Sajan Dr. Jasir V P Dr. Nitish Shetty Mr. Devanand Reagan Institute are successfully achieved through initiatives related to injury prevention and control, Institute are actively involved in medical training programs CEO, Aster MIMS CEO, Aster MIMS CEO, Aster CMI CAO, DM WIMS the medical aspects of disaster planning, for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), National Calicut Kottakkal Bangalore Wayanad preparedness and response, and the enhancement Disaster Medical System (NDMS), Office of Foreign Disaster of Emergency Medicine throughout the world. Assistance (OFDA) and the United Nations relief organization. The George Washington University Emergency Health Dr. Manoj Narayanan Dr. Sheshgiri Dr. Assuma Beevi Dr. Venugopalan P P The Center for Injury Prevention and Control Services Program serves as a resource to the national and Medical Superintendent, Joint Director, Joint Director, Deputy Director, The Center for Injury Prevention and Control of the Ronald international EMS communities emergency healthcare since DM WIMS DM Academy MIMS Academy MIMS Academy Reagan Institute of Emergency Medicine is dedicated to the 1987. EHS is an essential component at the George Director, Emergency Medicine, the reduction of death and disability from intentional and Washington University School of Medicine and Health Aster DM Healthcare unintentional injury. The mission of the center is to develop Sciences nationally recognized for its involvement in advanced multidisciplinary intervention, surveillance, and health professions education, patient care, research, and evaluation programs in order to focus greater community service. attention and resources to fight injury in much the same way website: www.smhs.gwu.edu/reaganinstitute 2 3 Emergency Medicine DM Academy Emergency Medicine (EM) is a relatively new specialty within highly skilled physicians to treat patients presenting with DM academy is a private coeducational, multi-institutional academy located in the Wayanad District, Kerala, that medicine that is expanding at a phenomenal pace throughout acute medical conditions. The Ronald Reagan Institute of specializes in professional medical education. The institution was established by Dr Azad Moopen, a well known the globe. Within the international community, leaders in Emergency Medicine (RRIEM) at the George Washington philanthropist and entrepreneur Dr Moopen’s Academy is envisioned to be a Deemed University and a center for medicine, health economics, public health and government University (USA) have partnered together to collaborate higher medical education and research. All other centres mainly DM WIMS Medical College hospital, Aster Medcity, have recognized the need to develop a system the responds with the medical faculty at Aster DM HEalthcare to launch a Cochin and Aster CMI, Bangalore comes under the roof of Dr Moopens Academy. to acute medical and surgical emergencies. Emergency comprehensive three year Post Graduate Masters Program DM WIMS Medical College hospital, Wayanad was established in 2010 on 50 acres of land at Naseera Nagar, Medicine is unique in discipline and an independent specialty in Emergency Medicine. The program will train 30 students Meppadi. It has clinical departments with super specialties like interventional Cardiology, Gastroenterology, with a body of knowledge and skills to care for training per year, and prepare them to practice in the complex and Nephrology, Urology, Neurosurgery, Plastic Surgery and Pediatric Surgery, round the clock emergency services, programs are available at a limited number of institutions, challenging arena of emergency medicine at the highest dialysis service, blood bank services with component separation and storage facility, laboratories, Library, Hostels, but an enormous need still exists to train many more level. Through an on going presence of faculty from RRIEM museum and administration office. DM WIMS Hospital is the second in Kerala and the first teaching hospital in rural emergency physicians to meet the nation’s large demand for at Aster DM HEalthcare, the students will have continuous India to be accredited by National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers (NABH). The hospital is emergency healthcare providers. The MEM program at Aster guidance and education in the specific topics and skills that empaneled with many schemes run by the Government such as RSBY, Karunya Benevolent Fund, ECHS etc. and have MIMS, Calicut had its beginning in 2007, subsequently similar constitute the field of emergency medicine.The faculty will entered into MOU for free treatment of tribal women. Institution has been supporting the Government in providing programs were started at Aster MIMS, Kottakkal, DM WIMS provide lecturers, seminars simulations, and clinical teaching care to epidemic Kyasanur Forest Disease. Wayanad, Aster Medcity, Cochin and Aster CMI, Bangalore to to the trainees. The quality of the education program will be website: www.dmwims.com meet the growing demand. All these institutions are certified maintained through continuous assessment of the training with NABH Excellence in Emergency Medicine. faculty and the overall masters program. Aster DM HEalthcare has recognized the need to train MIMS Academy Medical Council of India (MCI) MIMS Academy is the educational wing of Malabar Institute of Medical Sciences Ltd. It is headed by Prof. (Dr.) recognised Emergency Medicine as primary specialty on 21st July 2009. It is a great step Karthikeya Varma, Former Principal, Calicut Medical College. The Academy conducts Dip. NB in Anesthesia, Cardiology, Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgery, ENT, General Medicine, Family Medicine, General Surgery, Pediatrics, in the history of Emergency Medicine in India. Radiology and Obstetrics and Gynecology as well as government approved B.Sc. Nursing, General Nursing & Midwifery Courses, DMLT Course and various Para-medical Courses. The Academy is also launching job oriented administrative courses in nine disciplines. Another project of the MIMS Academy is an entrance training program designed to provide guidance to the aspiring Medical
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