Tamil Nadu student of DNB family medicine declared gold medalist by NBEMS

Maria Susan Abraham, student of Dr Kamakshi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Chennai has been declared a Gold Medalist for the 21st convocation of the NBEMS.

Maria Susan Abraham of Tamil Nadu declared gold medalist by NBEMS.
Maria Susan Abraham of Tamil Nadu declared gold medalist by NBEMS.

Press Trust of India | June 10, 2022 | 03:57 PM IST

CHENNAI: Maria Susan Abraham, student of DNB Family Medicine 2020 Batch from Dr. Kamakshi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Pallikaranai, Chennai has been declared a Gold Medalist among the list of Gold Medalists released for the 21st Convocation of the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences, New Delhi, said a press release from Dr. Kamakshi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research.

“Maria Susan Abraham, daughter of Mr Abraham N Mathew was a bright student amongst the students pursuing DNB Family Medicine at Dr Kamakshi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (KIMSR) Pallikaranai Chennai which is a premier institution committed to academic excellence. KIMSR was established in the year 2010 by Dr TG Govindarajan, Chairman of Dr Kamakshi Memorial Hospitals with a vision of generating qualified human resources for the healthcare industry,” said their spokesperson.

As per the institute’s website www.kmhinstitute.com and the sources within the institute, KIMSR is affiliated with the Tamil Nadu Dr MGR Medical University under the Allied Health Sciences stream. The courses offered range from BSc Radiography and Imaging Technology (RIT), BSc Radiotherapy technology (RTT) and BSc Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT). The RIT and RTT courses are duly approved by Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, Govt. of India, which enables students to be accepted for work across India. The institute also offers a Diploma in National board courses (DNB, 2011) on Radiodiagnosis and Family medicine, besides implant training, short-term and long-term training programs for Biomedical Engineering, Nursing, Medical physics students of various other institutions and colleges in and around Chennai.

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Recently, KIMSR started MSc Radiology and Imaging Technology course under the Tamil Nadu Dr MGR Medical University, and many more such courses are in the pipeline. Similarly, a few more DNB courses are planned shortly on rare specialities. According to Dr TG Govindarajan, “The institute has the unique distinction of placing its students in the Health Care sector both in India and abroad. The institute is an additional facility of Dr Kamakshi Memorial Hospital Pvt. Ltd., founded in 2005 as a centre for excellence in Health Care. The hospital is a 300 bedded Multi Super Specialty facility at Pallikaranai, situated in the southern part of Chennai, spread over 60 grounds land and 75000 square ft. building area with world-class facilities and state of art equipment that provide hands-on experience to students of KIMSR who come out well equipped for jobs in the burgeoning Health Care Sector across the world.“ For more details, visit: www.kmhinstitute.com and www.drkmh.com.

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