Omega Hospital invites applications for Clinical Cardiology Diploma

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July 28, 2011

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Mangalore, July 28: City based Omega Hospital has invited applications for a two year Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Cardiology in affiliation with Indira Gandhi National Open University from MBBS graduates.

Announcing this at a press meet here on Thursday, Dr K Mukund, senior cardiologist and Chairman of Study Centre, Omega Hospital, said said there is a need for cardiologists to serve in the rural areas of the country, where many people remain distant from modern medical techniques.

He opined that most of the cardiologists are concentrated in urban areas and are inaccessible for most of the rural population of the country.

Explaining about the course, Dr Mukund said, after the completion of this course the doctors will be able to open their own Cardiac Centres in district, Taluk and rural areas, thereby making better medical facilities accessible to the people in rural areas.

The course is conducted in the Omega Hospital by a team of leading cardiologists and the hospital is well equipped with state-of-the-art equipment which will help a lot in training new cardiologists, he said.

The application form of the course will be available at the Omega Hospital free of cost and the final date of enrollment is 10th August, 2011.

Preliminary selection will be made for a total of 8 seats by Dr. Mukund, and the candidates are required to attend a personal interview at the IGNOU Regional Centre, Bangalore for final selection.

S L Bharadvaj, Administrator of Omega Hospital was also present at the press meet.


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Mangaluru, Nov 29: Around 12,500 healthcare students from Medical, Dental, AYUSH, Pharmacy, Nursing, Physiotherapy and Allied Health Sciences colleges of Dakshina Kannada, affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), took part in a massive walkathon to promote awareness on Organ Donation and Nasha Mukth Bharat.

The inaugural ceremony was held at Mangala Stadium. Dr Bhagavan B C, Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor of RGUHS, delivered the welcome address. The walkathon was flagged off by Shri U T Khader, Hon’ble Speaker of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly, and presided over by Shri Dinesh Gundu Rao, Hon’ble Minister for Health, Family Welfare and Dakshina Kannada District In-charge. Dakshina Kannada MP Shri Brijesh Chowta also addressed the students.

Music director Guru Kiran, MLA Dr Bharat Shetty (Mangalore North), Police Commissioner Shri Sudheer Kumar Reddy, Shri Manjunath Bhandary and Shri Harish Kumar were among those present.

Institution heads including Dr Haji U K Monu (Kanachur Colleges), Dr Shantharam Shetty (Tejaswini College), Dr Bhaskar Shetty (City Group of Colleges), Mr Abdul Rahiman (Kanachur Institute of Medical Sciences), and the District Health Officer, Mangalore, also participated.

The vote of thanks was delivered by Prof U T Ifthikar Fareed, Syndicate Member, RGUHS.

The event was organised by Dr U T Ifthikar Ali and Dr Shiva Sharan (Syndicate Members), Prof Vaishali (Senate Member), Prof Mohammad Suhail (Chairman, BOS Physiotherapy), Dr Sharan Shetty (Former Senate Member), along with principals and faculty of various colleges.

Students marched from Mangala Stadium to Karavali Grounds via MCC and Lalbagh signal. The event set a record as one of the largest gatherings of healthcare students for a social cause in the RGUHS Dakshina Kannada Zone.

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