The Hon’ble Chancellor Shri M Hoque and PIMC Principal Dr Biraj Kr Das inaugurated the new ICU and Semi ICU facilities at PA Sangma International Medical College and Hospital.
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World No Tobacco Day 2024 Celebration at PIMC
PIMC hosted a momentous gathering today, bringing together esteemed doctors, scholars, and students to celebrate World No Tobacco Day 2024. The event featured impactful discussions and strategies aimed at combatting the grave consequences of tobacco use. Organized by the Indian Dental Association Assam State Branch, in partnership with the Departments of ENT and Dentistry at PA Sangma International Medical College and Hospital, USTM, the event garnered immense success. Distinguished figures including Shri Mahbubul Hoque, Chancellor, USTM; Padma Shri Dr. Sarbeswar Sahariah, Pro Vice Chancellor, USTM; and other renowned personalities graced the occasion. Topics such as Oral Cancer Prevention, Cancer Risk Factors in Northeast India, and the critical choice between Smoking or Health were addressed, emphasizing the importance of awareness in this fight. Let’s unite in our efforts to raise awareness and combat tobacco consumption!
The Pathology Department of PA Sangma International Medical College and Hospital (PIMCH) celebrated World Blood Donor’s Day 2024 at the USTM Campus!
The Pathology Department of PA Sangma International Medical College and Hospital (PIMCH) celebrated World Blood Donor’s Day at the USTM Campus!
International Nurses Day Celebrated by PIMC & UHAN at USTM
9th Mile, Khanapara, Ri Bhoi, May 11, 2024: In honor of International Nurses Day and to commemorate the birth anniversary of the iconic Florence Nightingale, the upcoming PA Sangma International Medical College & Hospital (PIMC) and the University Hospital of Ayurveda and Naturopathy (UHAN) at the University of Science and Technology Meghalaya (USTM) today came together for a celebratory event on the University campus. The event was graced by Shri Mahbubul Hoque, Chancellor USTM, Prof. GD Sharma, Vice Chancellor of UST as the chief guest. Dr. RK Sharma, Advisor to USTM, and Dr. Rashna Dass Hazarika, Medical Superintendent of the upcoming PA Sangma International Medical College and Hospital, apart from other doctors and nurses attended the celebration making it a success. Addressing the gathering, Shri Mahbubul Hoque said that nurses are the backbone of healthcare, tirelessly working to provide comfort, care, and healing to patients in need. “Their dedication, compassion, and resilience inspire us all. We express our gratitude and support for these everyday heroes who make a difference in our lives and communities every single day”, he added. Prof. GD Sharma delivered an enlightening speech on the indispensable role of nurses in the healthcare field, paying homage to the legacy of Florence Nightingale and her iconic representation as the “lady with the lamp”. He said that the Chancellor of USTM has a great vision to provide healthcare to the unreached people of the region and take both the Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital and the upcoming PIMC to the national and international level so that people from neighboring countries can come and see the potential. Dr. Rashna Dass emphasized the paramount importance of nursing and highlighted the selfless dedication of nurses, particularly those serving in critical care units and emergency services. Adding to the significance of the event, Dr. Barnali Das, Deputy Medical Superintendent of the University Hospital of Ayurveda and Naturopathy, graced the occasion alongside other esteemed doctors and nurses from both institutions. The program was skillfully anchored by Ms. Kilangsungla Jamir, Assistant Nursing Superintendent of PIMCH, while the welcome speech was delivered by Ms Jurilang Ika Ryngksai, Nursing Superintendent of UHAN. A highlight of the celebration was the cutting of a beautifully crafted cake, prepared by one of the nurses, symbolizing the joy and camaraderie shared on this special day. The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Rilang Nongtdu, Deputy Nursing Superintendent of PIMCH, expressing gratitude to all participants for their contributions to the noble profession of nursing.
Doctors’ Team United to Transform the Medical Vision of USTM
9th Mile, Khanapara, Ri Bhoi, February 10, 2024: The first batch of doctors who have recently joined the upcoming PA Sangma International Medical College and Hospital (PIMC) at the University of Science and Technology Meghalaya (USTM) had a fruitful discussion here today on the occasion of the “1st Orientation Programme of Founder Doctors” and prepared a strategy for the Medical College. The Orientation was presided over by Padma Shri Dr Sarbeswar Sahariah, Pro Vice-Chancellor USTM in the presence of Shri Mahbubul Hoque, Chancellor USTM and Dr Biraj Kumar Das, Principal designate PIMC, apart from a host of doctors. Welcoming the gathering of about a hundred doctors, including those participating the orientation in Zoom Meet, Chancellor Mahbubul Hoque said that PIMC is a dream that is coming to reality. He spoke about the spirit behind building an institution and that the effort comes from everywhere, right from the housekeeping staff to the high officials. Addressing the doctors’ community, he said, “Without the support and dedication of the doctors, the journey of PIMC is not possible. We want to extend healthcare facilities even to the poor who cannot afford them. In the next two to three years, we hope to work with a lot of expertise in the medical field. We always emphasize quality education and research.” Speaking on the occasion, Dr Biraj Kumar Das, Principal designate of PIMC said, “PIMC will be one of the best institutes of India”. He said that those doctors who have already joined, are the creamy layer of the region. “We are now working aggressively to develop an excellent medical college and hospital here. Morning shows the day. The process has already begun and about 88 doctors have joined the upcoming medical college and I am confident that we will receive the letter of permission from the National Medical Commission very soon”, he added. In his presidential address, Dr Sarbeswar Sahariah thanked Chancellor Hoque for giving him the opportunity to work with USTM medical college and serve the people of the region. “USTM is a larger organisation and PA Sangma International Medical College and Hospital is under USTM. It’s a bigger family, satellite-like family.” He said that the medical college will not only depend on the students from the region but also from the neighbouring countries. “I am sure People from all over the country will come and join us”, he added. owards the end of the orientation programme, all the doctors gave their introduction and unanimously appreciated the vision and mission of USTM Chancellor M Hoque. They expressed their desire to work for the growth of the institution and create a centre of excellence in medical education and research. The programme ended with a vote of thanks offered by Ms Anju Hazarika, Registrar of USTM. She urged all the doctors to cooperate with the mission healthcare of USTM.