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Directory of One Health Professionals in Chitwan, Rupandehi and Banke Districts Directory of One Health Professionals Directory of One Health Professionals Directory of One Health Professionals in Chitwan, Rupandehi and Banke Districts One Health Asia Programme in Nepal ANSAB Kathmandu, Nepal December 2016 Directory of One Health Professionals One Health Asia Programme in Nepal One Health Asia Programme in Nepal (OHAP) is implemented by ANSAB in partnership with the Relief International (RI) and financial support of the European Union. The project is premised on the One Health approach to improve health and wellbeing of the fragile population through the mitigation of risks and crises that originate at the interface between humans, animals, and their various environments. Implemented in Chitwan, Rupandehi and Banke districts of Nepal from March 2014 to January2017, the project has the overall objectives to reduce zoonoses and their impact on fragile population by i) creating awareness for the behaviour change; ii) developing prevention and response capacity of communities, government agencies and academia; and iii) integrating survelliance of zoonoses within the government existing system and regulation. ©ANSAB, 2016 ANSAB Published by P.O. BOX 11035 Bhimsengola, Baneshwor Kathmandu, Nepal Tel. +977-1-4497 547 Email: [email protected] First Edition: 2016 Directory of One Health Professionals About One Health Directory Asia Programme in Nepal implemented by ANSAB in partnership with This One Health Directory has been prepared under the One Health Relief International and financial support from European Union to bring together the contact details of the public and animal health practitioners and professionals in Chitwan, Rupandehi and Banke districts. It includes the name and addresses of the professionals working in the District Livestock Service Office, District Public Health Office, Universities, Health and Service Centers along with the private practitioners and community health workers at the district level in the three districts. Furthermore, it also includes brief details of the professionals and contact persons at the regional and central level agencies working in one health sectors. It is anticipated that with this directory, the service seekers in each district could be acquainted with the professionals and practitioners in their appropriate location, and also contact them for their respective services. The contact details will also help in collaboration, networking and coordination among the professionals involved in one health sector at the district and also at regional and central levels. This directory has been prepared by the One Health Asia Programme team in ANSAB with contribution from Mr. Puspa L. Ghimire - Programs Director, Dr. Krishna P. Sankhi – National Zoonosis Coordinator, Mr. Sudarshan C. Khanal – Research, Planning and Communication Manager, Ms. Aakriti Poudel – Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Dr. Bivek Ghimire – Technical Officer, Mr. Yadu K.C. - Community Mobilization and Public Awareness Officer and Mr. Mohan Pandey - Community Mobilization and Public Awareness Officer. ANSABBhishma P. Subedi, Ph.D. Executive Director Directory of One Health Professionals Directory of One Health Professionals Personal Information Name: Address: Landline: Mobile: Blood Group: Passport No. : Driving License No. : In Case of Emergency Name: Relation: Address: Landline No. : Mobile No. : Directory of One Health Professionals Directory of One Health Professionals Table of Content One Health Professionals in Chitwan 1 Para-Vets, Health Assistants (HAs) and Community Health 9 Workers (CHWs) in Chitwan One Health Professionals in Rupandehi 22 Para-Vets, Health Assistants (HAs) and Community Health 25 Workers (CHWs) in Rupandehi One Health Professionals in Banke 46 Para-Vets, Health Assistants (HAs) and Community Health 48 Workers (CHWs) in Banke One Health Professionals at Regional & Central Level 56 Directory of One Health Professionals Directory of One Health Professionals Abbreviation AFU Agriculture and Forestry University AHW AHD Directorate of Animal Health CAQO Auxiliary Health Worker Central Animal Quarantine Office CBPL Central Biological Production Laboratory CHW CHU Community Health Unit Community Health Worker CVL Central Veterinary Laboratory CVO Chief Veterinary Officer DLS Department of Livestock Services DLSO District Livestock Service Office DPHO District Public Health Office HA Health Assistant EDCD Epidemiology and Disease Control Division HP Health Post HICAST Himalayan College of Agricultural Sciences & Technology IAAS Institute of Agriculture and Animal Science JTA Junior Technical Assistant OHAP One Health Asia Program MoLD Ministry of Livestock Development PHC Primary Health Care Sr. AHW Senior Auxiliary Health Worker SVO Senior Veterinary Officer VCI Vector Control Inspector VJTA Veterinary Junior Technical Assistant VPHO Veterinary Public Health Office UHC Urban Health Clinic Directory of One Health Professionals Directory of One Health Professionals 1 One Health Professionals in Chitwan ADHIKARI, Anup Public Health Inspector Present Address: DPHO, Chitwan ADHIKARI,Mobile: 9855063677 Dr. Jeevan Veterinarian Present Address: Krishnapur, Chitwan ADHIKARI,Mobile: 9841902240, Dr. Sulav E-Mail: [email protected] Veterinarian Present Address: Bharatpur, Chitwan ADHIKARI,Mobile: 9841589202, Shovakhar E-Mail: [email protected] Public Health Officer Present Address: DPHO, Chitwan ALE,Mobile: Dr. 9855063622 Anita Veterinarian Present Address: DLSO, Chitwan BANJADE,Mobile: +495210153326, Jabindra E-Mail: [email protected] Veterinary Officer Present Address: DLSO, Chitwan Mobile: 9847033013 2 Directory of One Health Professionals BARAL, Dr. Bodh Raj Veterinarian Present Address: Baghouda, Chitwan BASAULA,Mobile: 9845210104, Dr. Naryan E-Mail: Prasad [email protected] Veterinarian Present Address: Patihani, Chitwan BASNET,Mobile: 9841763980, Dr. Hom Bahadur E-Mail: [email protected] Professor Present Address: MoLD, Singhadurbar BASTOLA,Mobile: 9855059268, Dr. Jashmi E-Mail: [email protected] Veterinarian Present Address: Bharatpur, Chitwan BHATTARAI,Mobile: 9845047005, Dr. Sharada E-Mail: [email protected] Dean - Veterinary Science and Fisheries Present Address: AFU, Rampur, Chitwan BHUSAL,Mobile: 9855056925, Dr. Ram Chandra E-Mail: [email protected] Veterinarian Present Address: Baidhikmnagar, Chitwan BHUSHAL,Mobile: 9846154860, Dr. Sujan E-Mail: [email protected] Medical Officer Present Address: Bagauda Hospital, Chitwan Mobile: 9845751155 Directory of One Health Professionals 3 BIDHAN, Dr. Jyoti Medical Officer Present Address: Shivanagar PHC, Chitwan CHAPAGAIN,Mobile: 98672294181 Dr. Arjun Veterinarian Present Address: Shivanagar, Chitwan CHAPAGAIN,Mobile: 9845103115, Dr. Dayaram E-Mail: [email protected] Veterinarian Present Address: Bharatpur, Chitwan CHAPAGAIN,Mobile: 9845053468, Narahari E-Mail: Sharma [email protected] Public Health Officer Present Address: DPHO, Chitwan CHAUDHARY,Mobile: 9841777298 Dr. Phanindra K. Veterinarian Present Address: Padampur, Chitwan DHAKAL,Mobile: 9841735388, Dr. Ishwori E-Mail: Prasad [email protected] Vice Chancellor Present Address: AFU, Rampur, Chitwan DHAKAL,Mobile: 9855055560, Dr. Srijana E-Mail: [email protected] / [email protected] Veterinarian Present Address: Bharatpur, Chitwan Mobile: 056-521258, E-Mail: [email protected] 4 Directory of One Health Professionals DIWALI, Dr. Deepa Veterinarian Present Address: Shivanagar, Chitwan GHIMIRE,Mobile: 9845144112, Nirmal E-Mail: [email protected] Public Health Inspector Present Address: Chainpur HP, Chitwan GHIMIRE,Mobile: 9845140031 Shiva Prasad Public Health Inspector Present Address: Bachhauli HP, Chitwan KAPHLE,Mobile: 9845026415 Dr. Krishna Veterinarian Present Address: Bharatpur, Chitwan KARKI,Mobile: 9845056734,Dr. Ram Kumar E-Mail: [email protected] Senior Veterinary Officer Present Address: DLSO, Chitwan KHAKUREL,Mobile: 9855065176, Badri Prasad E-Mail: [email protected] Public Health Inspetor Present Address: Meghauli HP, Chitwan KOIRALA,Mobile: 9855047554 Madhusudan Senior Public Health Administrator Present Address: DPHO, Chitwan Mobile: 9855051263 Directory of One Health Professionals 5 MARATTHA, Sitaram Veterinary Officer Present Address: DLSO, Chitwan NEUPANE,Mobile: 9845398494 Dr. Jaya Naryan Veterinarian Present Address: Patihani, Chitwan PANDEY,Mobile: 9855057607 Dr. Shankar Senior Veterinary Officer Present Address: Shivanagar, Chitwan PAUDEL,Mobile: 9841428752, Dr. Krishna E-Mail:Prasad [email protected] Medical Officer Present Address: Ratnanagar Hospital, Chitwan PAUDEL,Mobile: 9855058925 Madhav Prasad Public Health Inspector Present Address: Patihani HP, Chitwan PAUDEL,Mobile: 9855052551 Salikram Livestock Development Officer Present Address: DLSO, Chitwan POKHAREL,Mobile: 9845043499 Ishwori Prasaad Public Health Officer Present Address: DPHO, Chitwan Mobile: 9845220259 6 Directory of One Health Professionals POUDYAL, Dr. Ram Prasad Veterinarian Present Address: Sharadpur, Chitwan RAMDAM,Mobile: 9855056396, Dr. Nira E-Mail: [email protected] Veterinarian Present Address: Bharatpur, Chitwan RAUT,Mobile: Dr. 9845370622, Shyam Bahadur E-Mail: [email protected] Veterinarian Present Address: Rampur, Chitwan SAHA,Mobile: Hare 9855057887, Krishna E-Mail: [email protected] Livestock Development Officer Present Address: DLSO, Chitwan SAHA,Mobile: Mahendra 9844192077 Veterinary Officer Present Address: DLSO, Chitwan SAHA,Mobile: Dr. 9844021262 Naresh Veterinarian Present Address: Bharatpur, Chitwan SAPKOTA,Mobile:
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