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Dr. (Professor) Man Mohan Mehndiratta 1 Current appointment: Dr. (Professor) Man Mohan Mehndiratta M.D, DNB, D.M (Neurology) FAAN, FANA, FAMS, FRCP, FICP, FIAN, FIACM Director, Professor & HOD, Department of Neurology Janakpuri Super Speciality Hospital Society (An Autonomous Post-Graduate Institute) C-2/B, Janakpuri, New Delhi-110058 Tel: +9111-25552023, Tele fax: +9111-25552024 Alternate Email: [email protected] / [email protected] FORMER: Director-Professor, Department of Neurology Govind Ballabh Pant Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research-GIPMER (Delhi University) New Delhi: 110002 Current Working: Clinical, teaching, research and Administration Clinical-Outdoor and Inpatient services Current leadership positions: International: • ILAE- Education Council member 2019-2021 • Vice-Chair South East Asia Regional Epilepsy Committee SEAREC of International Bureau for Epilepsy 2019-2023 • President-Asian Pacific Stroke Organization (APSO) 2017-2019 • Member-Commission Asian Oceanian Affairs of International League Against Epilepsy-ILAE 2017-2021 • President-Asian Oceanian Association of Neurology 2012-2016 • Member-World Stroke Organization Education Committee 2012-2016 • "Consulting Editor" World Stroke Academy 2012-2016 • Member of the Stroke Support Organization Committee of World Stroke Organization 2012-2016 • Board member Public Action Advocacy Task Force World Federation of Neurology (WFN) • Director-Board of Directors World Stroke Organization (WSO)2008-2012 • President Asian Oceanian Association of Neurology (AOAN) • Secretary-General Asian Pacific Stroke Organization (APSO) • Chairman Scientific Committee Asian Pacific Stroke Organization (APSO) • Vice-Chair South East Asia Regional Epilepsy Committee SEAREC of International Bureau for Epilepsy 2011-2015 • Asian Epilepsy Academy (ASEPA) Board member 2011-2015 2 National: • President-Elect-Indian Epilepsy Society since 2019 • President Society of Neurosonology 2015-2019 • President Indian Academy of Neurology 2012-2013 • President Delhi Neurological Association • Secretary General Indian Epilepsy Society and Association • Chairman Hospital Computerization Committee of G.B.Pant Hospital New Delhi. Personal Data Date of Birth: December 18, Place of Birth: India Nationality: Indian Education Medical School: Medical College & Hospital, Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak, India Degree: M.B.B.S. (December 1977) Current appointment Professor & HOD, Department of Neurology 01.01.2019 onwards Janakpuri Super Speciality Hospital Society (An Autonomous Post-Graduate Institute) Director-Professor, 01.01.2017 to 31.12.2018 Department of Neurology, G.B.Pant Hospital, New Delhi-110002 Director, Janakpuri Superspecialty Hospital Professor & HOD Department of Neurology, Janakpuri Superspecialty Hospital New Delhi-110058 January 4, 2013 to 31.03.2016 Director Professor Department of Neurology, G.B.Pant Hospital, New Delhi-110002 29.10.2008 to January 3, 2013 3 Professor Department of Neurology, G.B.Pant Hospital, New Delhi September 16, 1994 to 29.10.2008 Associate Professor Department of Neurology, G.B. Pant Hospital, New Delhi 06.02.1990 to September 16, 1994 Assistant Professor ---do— 27.06.86 - 05.02.90 Senior Resident ----do-- 14.05.83 - 26.06.86 Senior Resident Department of Medicine, St. Stephen’s Hospital, Delhi 10.08.82 - 14.05.83 Research Assistant Medical College, Rohtak. 10.05.82 - 09.08.82 Postgraduate Training DM Neurology: G.B. Pant Hospital & MAM College, Delhi University, Delhi, May 1983- March 1985. Post graduates (M.D. Medicine): Medical College & Hospital, Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak May 1980-March 1982 Internship (Internal Medicine): One Year Medical College & Hospital, Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak January 1978-January 1979 House job: One Year Medical College & Hospital, Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak, January 1980 Diplomat National Board of Examination (Medicine): National academy of Medical Sciences, New Delhi Nov. 1985 4 Clinical Appointments • Medical College, Rohtak. 08.04.80 - 09.08.82 • St. Stephen’s Hospital, Tis Hazari, Delhi 10.08.82 - 14.05.83 • Department of Neurology, G.B. Pant Hospital & Associated LN Hospital, Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi 14.05.83-tilldate Administrative appointments: • Nominated Additional Library Officer, G.B.Pant Hospital 1996-1997 • Secretary, Indian Epilepsy Association-Delhi Chapter 1995-till date • Treasurer, Indian Epilepsy Association-Delhi Chapter 1992-1995 • Executive Committee member, Indian Academy of Neurology 1993-1996 • Governing Council Member of Indian College of Physicians 1999-2000 • Governing Council Member of Indian Epilepsy Association 1999-2008 • Nominated convener of Continuing Medical 2000-2002. Education of Annual Conferences of IAN • Executive Member of Indian Academy of Neurology • Executive Member of Neurological Society of India • Secretary General cum Treasurer for 2000-2002 Asian Oceanian Epilepsy Association • Re-elected Secretary General of Asian Oceanian Epilepsy Association 2002-2004 • Chairman of Hospital Computerization 2008-2011 Committee of G.B.Pant Hospital. • Secretary-Indian Academy of Neurology 2003-2005 • Re-elected Secretary-Indian Academy of Neurology 2005-2008 • Elected Chairman Asian Oceanian Epilepsy Association 2004-2006 • Member Speciality Question Group Royal College of Physicians 2006 • Re-elected Chairman Asian Oceanian Epilepsy Association 2006-2008. • President Elect Delhi Neurological Association 2010-2011 • President Indian Stroke Association 2011-2012 • International Advisory Board Member 8th World Stroke 2012 Congress Brasilia-brazil • International Advisory Board Member 13th Asian Oceanian 2012 Congress of Neurology Melbourne, Australia 5 • International Advisor, International Conference of Neuroepidemiology 2012 • President-Indian Academy of Neurology 2012-2013 • President-Asian Oceanian Association of Neurology 2012-2016 • Regional Director World Federation of Neurology 2012-2016 • Nodal Officer Hospital Information System, Ministry of Health & FW, Govt. of NCT Delhi Fellowships: Fellow of World Stroke Organization (WSO)- FWSO 23rd February 2019 Fellow-American Academy of Neurology FAAN 2014 Fellow-American Neurological Association FANA 2014 Fellow-National Academy of Medical Sciences FAMS 2013 Fellow, Royal College of Physicians (FRCP) Edinburgh 2003 Fellow, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Glasgow 2004 Fellowship of Indian Academy of Neurology (FIAN) India 2004 Fellowship of Royal College of Physicians London 2007 Commonwealth Fellowship Awarded 2007 WHO Fellowship USA & Germany 1996 Medical Licensure Medical Council of India 1272 Delhi Medical Council 15288 Punjab Medical Council 19826 Awards and Honours • Awarded Master Teachers Award – 2019 on the occasion of SHINE (Specialized High Intensity Neurologic Education) 2019, February 22nd – 24th, 2019 (Chennai) • Fellow of World Stroke Organization (WSO)-FWSO 23rd February 2019 • Indian Medical Association-NDB Eminent Teacher Award 2018 • Awarded Professor Position by Indian Medical Association November 22, 2017 • Awarded Honorary Membership of Association of Sri Lankan Neurologists- November 17, 2017 • Awarded Honorary distinguished Membership of Japanese Neurological Society-September 2017 • Life Time Achievement Award By Coimbatore Neurological Society 6th-7th May, 2017 on the occasion of 4th Neurosonology Workshop • K.S.Mani Oration May 2015 awarded by Indian Epilepsy Association Kochi Title “BRAND VERSUS GENERIC” 6 • Awarded Outstanding Reviewer Status Journal of the Neurological Sciences February 2015 • 2nd Best Graduate of University, One Gold and four Silver Medals, One bronze medal and Cash Prize during medical graduation 1977 • “Pawan Kumari Jain Oration” API Delhi State Chapter. VIII Annual Conference. 1997 • Awarded Membership National Academy of Medical Sciences (MNAMS) • Awarded Fellowship of Cochrane Neuromuscular Group-UK. • Awarded Late Pt. Radha Kishen memorial award by Indian Medical Association Dehradun branch 1998 • Awarded "Neta Ji" oration on the occasion of Annual Conference of Association Physicians of India at Jaipur 2000 • Gold medal on the occasion of Golden Jubilee celebration of Institute of Neurology at Chennai. 2000 • Visiting Professor of Neurology in Faculty of Medicine, Kuwait University, Kuwait 2002 • Prestigious Delhi State Award-2003 in recognition of outstanding contribution in the field of Health & Family Welfare 2004 • Donald M. Palatucci Advocacy award of American Academy of Neurology 2007 • Awarded Ambassador of Epilepsy by the International League 2007 Against Epilepsy and International Bureau of Epilepsy. • Awarded A.B.Baker Teacher recognition award for excellence in neurological education during the American Academy of Neurology Congress at Chicago, USA 2008 • Awarded Dr. B.C.Bansal-Uma Bansal Oration titled “Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy-Is it really benign?” Joint Annual Conference of Indian Epilepsy Association and Indian Epilepsy Society ECON 2011, Ludhiana 2011 • Awarded best referee “V.R.Joshi Award for Outstanding Referee” for the year 2012 for Journal of the Association of Physicians of Indian. 2012 • Delivered presidential oration on “CNS Bugs and Stroke” on the January 2013 occasion of IAN Tropical subsection conference held at Guwahati (Assam) from 1st to 2nd February 2013. • Delivered presidential Oration on February 2013 “Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy-Is it truly benign?” • On 16th February, 2013 during the Delhi Neurological Association Annual Conference from 16th -17th Feb at New Delhi • Delivered Professor G. 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