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NRS Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata NRS Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS COLLEGE Principal : Prof Manju Banerjee Secretary :Shri Gautam Dutta Account officer :Shri Bhupal Chandra Sadar COLLEGE OF NURSING Principal : Prof. Anushila Sengupta HOSPITAL Name of the M.S.V.P. : Prof. (Dr.) Seikh Ali Amam P.h. N.o:- 2265-8610 (D) , 9433175354 (M) Extn.:- 2001. Name of the Deputy Superintendent : Dr. Partha Dey, 9475724975 (M) Extn:- 2002 Name of the Assistant Superintendents : 1. Sri. Anirban Choudhury, 8902338848 (M) 2. Sri. Mrinal Chakrabarti 9832025916 (M) 3. Shyama Prasad Bairagi 9883031301 (M) 4. Rajib Mukherjee, 9831004651 (M) 5. Ardhendu Dinda, 8017056701 (M) (Extn:- 2003 & 2006) Name of the Accounts Officer : Biman Chandra Halder 9231725108 (M) Extn :- 2004 DME MESSAGE VC MESSAGE Memo No. Messg./PA-VC/WBUHS/2014-2015/138 Date: 18 / 11 / 2014 MESSAGE The small Sealdah Medical School born in 1873 was named as Campbell Medical School in 1884. This Institution was upgraded as Medical College in 1948. In 1950, to commemorate the Great Freedom Fighter this College was renamed as Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College who was also an alumni of this College. It is amazing, how one small Medical School has turned into one of the Pioneer Colleges of our country with the passage of time. During this long journey of transformation this College has been the ‘origin’ of numerous Medical Professionals who have left their imprints in different fields of Medical Science in our country as well as around the globe. I wish every success for the celebration of 142nd Foundation Day of this prestigious Medical College and hope that this institution will remain incandescent in the History of Medical Education for years to come. In the year 1873 one Medical School was born known as Sealdah Medical School which was named as Campbell Medical College in the year 1884 and upgraded as a Medical College in the year 1948. In 1950 to commemorate the name of Great Freedom Fighter this College was named as Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College who happened to be alumni of this College. It is amazing how one small Medical School has turned into one of the best Medical Colleges of our country with the passage of time. During this journey of transformation this College has been the ‘origin’ of numerous Medical Professionals who have left their imprint in different section of Medical Sciences. I wish every success for this age old Medical College and hope the name of this College will remain incandescent in the History of Medical Science for years to come. Prof. (Dr.) Bhabatosh Biswas CONTENTS Page No Welcomecome address by the Principal Address by the MSVP Information At a Glance No. of Post Graduate student List of winners of Medals Central Library Deptt. Of Anatomy Deptt. Of Physiology Deptt. Of Biochemistry Deptt. of Pathology Deptt. of Microbiology Deptt. Pharmacology Deptt. of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology Deptt. of Community Medicine Deptt. of Medicine Deptt. of Chest Medicine Deptt. of Haematology Deptt. of Psychiatry Deptt. of Paediatric Medicine Deptt. of paediatric Surgery Deptt. of Dermatology Eptt. Of Neuroloy Deptt. Neuro Surgery Deptt. of Cardio Thorasic Vascular Surgery Deptt. of Plastic Surgery Deptt. Of Surgery Deptt. of Urology Deptt. Orthopaedics Surgery Deptt. of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Deptt. of Ophthalmology Deptt. of Gynae & Obst. Deptt. of Cardiology Deptt. Anaesthesiology Deptt. Radio-Diagnosis Deptt. Radio Therapy Deptt. of E.N.T. Deptt. of Dentistry Deptt. of Endocrinology Deptt. of Nephrology R.B.T.C(Blood Bank) School of Nursing College of Nursing Names of Medical Officer WELCOME ADDRESS BY Prof Manju Banerjee, Principal NRS Medical College, Kolkata Distinguished dignitaries and guests on the dais, my learned colleagues and respected alumni of this institution, my nursing friends, dear students, all category of staff of this college and hospital it’s a great privilege and honour for me to welcome you all, on the auspicious occasion of 142nd foundation day and annual prize distribution ceremony of Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College and Hospital. It is a great pride to be here to celebrate an occasion when we as an institution can convey our deep reverence to its founders. This college is one of the oldest medical institutions of our country and has cut a special niche in the history of medical education and research. It came into being long back in 1864 into the central hall, which served then as the “Sealdah Market”and converted to Sealdah Municipal Hospital. On 1stDecember, 1873 the vernacular section of the Calcutta Medical College was shifted to this building, making it the first medical institution where the subject medicine was taught in Bengali. Starting with the humble student population of 44 it has grown in leaps and bounds to become an institute imparting medical education to around 1400 students and nursing education to around 400 students. In 1874 it was rechristened as the Campbell Medical School after the name of the then Lieutenant Governor Sir George Campbell. In the Year 1900, The Fraser Ward was built to accommodate the surgical beds and it still continues to do so. On 1st July, 1948, the institution was upgraded to Campbell Medical College, with 105 medical students in the first year class. Finally, on 19th August, 1950 our prestigious institution got its present name to pay tribute to its illustrious alumina, Sir Nilratan Sircar. The lady Elliot Hostel came into being in 1895, helped by the generous donation of Rs. 25,040/- by her highness of Murshidabad Shams – E- Jahan Begam Paradus Mahal Sahiba. This marvellous structure still attracts visitor’s attention. This College can boast of many eminent Physicians, Researchers and Medical Teachers who have worked here at various points of time. I would like to mention a few preeminent names. Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, the ex- Chief Minister of West Bengal taught Anatomy and Materia Medica between 1912 and 1918. Sri U.N. Brahmachari discovered Urea Stibamine in 1921, while working in a cubicle located in the Central Hall that helped in controlling the killer disease Kala-azar. Prof. A.K. Saha did his pioneer work on “dislocation of shoulder joint” here. Prof. A.K. Basu performed the first Cardiac surgery in India in this institution. Sir Kedar Nath Das, teacher of Midwifery in Campbell Medical School, was famous for the Das’s forceps. And how can we ever forget Dr. Subhas Mukhopadhyay , a faculty of the Physiology department of this college and his relentless search for perfecting the technique of in vitro – fertilization. The Academic Building was sanctioned in the year of 1990, which houses some of the pre & para clinical departments, the Principal’s office and Central Library with its ever- growing stock of books, journals, research papers and state of art electronic facilities. Ever since 1873 this institution has been on the path of progress. This institution is regarded as a Prime Medical College of the Country with 1890 indoor beds. The capacity of MBBS students has been raised to 250 in the 2011-2012 Academic Session , the post graduate and post Doctoral courses in 26 disciplines of which 17 broad speciality and 9 super speciality are continuing keeping pace with the time. Various para-medical courses are also regularly being taught. The Nursing Training school was established in 1944 as a wing of this institution .From 2008 onwards BSc Nursing course and MSc nursing has been continuously run successfully. NRS has been progressing by upgrading different departments in the field of training, research and patient care facilities. The following departments and investigation facilities have been added to the huge list of services offered by this institution in the last one year namely SNCU , Paediatric Nephrology , Pet CT , BMT unit, LINAC unit, Central OT Complex and night shelter for patient party. MCH Hub, state of art Mortuary and facilities of Blood Cell Irradiation along with a new Blood Bank are in the pipeline. Older ones are being extended and several new buildings are being built to accommodate the ever-increasing need of the day to provide hostel facility for the increasing number of students, as well as to house the increasing number of departments. Nursing personnel, Medical Officers and Paramedical staff of various districts is being trained by various units like IMNCI, National Nodal Centre in collaboration with Indian Nursing Council and JHPIEGO in areas of Post Partum care and Family Planning. Workshops, Seminars, Scientific sessions, State conferences and CME Programmes are regularly being held for updating medical education. 10th January has been declared as ‘’Medical Education Day. The doctor’s day is celebrated with aplomb. The College administration is indebted to the services rendered by its renowned teachers , in addition to those already mentioned, Prof. Hiralal Saha , Prof. Manas Roy Chowdhury , Prof. Shambhu Nath De , Prof. Bishnu Pada Chatterjee , Prof. Subir Kumar Chatterjee, Prof. Chunilal Mukherjee , Prof. Chitta Shankar Dawn , Prof. Durlav Chandra Dutta , Prof.Samir Biswas , Prof. Saibal Gupta , Prof. Durgapada Bakshi, Prof. Ajit kumar Dutta Gupta, Prof. Motilal Pan,Prof. Bijay Kumar Chakraborty, Prof. Chaitnya Charan Mallik, Prof. Sitesh Chandra Lahiri, Prof. Ajay Kumar Chandra, Prof. Nalini Ranjan Konar,Prof. Baidyanath Chakraborty, Prof. Arun kumar Nandi, Prof. Kshitindra Mohan Guin, Prof. Asok Kumar Bagchi,Prof. Nalinakshya Mukherjee, Prof. G.C. Mukherjee, Prof. H. N. Ghosh, Prof. Bholanath Mukherjee, Prof. Nani Gopal Das, Prof. Shanti Dutta and many many more. This college also basks in the glory of its successful alumini like: Sir Dr. Nilratan Sircar, Dr. Amulya Dhan Mukherjee,Dr.Manas Ranjan Bhunia Prof.Subir Chatterjee and many others. This institution has a history of gradual growth, expansion and broadening of its horizon. This continuous progress would not have been possible without the constant guidance and generous cooperation from the authority and from my colleagues .My sincere Thanks to all and my heartfelt best wishes for the success of the 142nd foundation day and prize distribution ceremony of this glorious institution.
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