Department of Emergency Medicine,

Max Healthcare presents

MEM-GWU
(INTERNATIONAL)
In association with
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON, DC, USA

ACADEMIC SESSION 2024-2027

www.maxhealthcare.in
Max Institute of Medical Education
+91 8826 600 461 / 9999 853 797 l E-mail: education@maxhealthcare.com
 FROM THE CLINICAL
DIRECTORATE’S DESK

Learning is a lifelong journey for each one of us, a tool we use for self
development.

We are proud that you have chosen to be with us in your pursuit of clinical
excellence in Emergency Medicine. MEM-GWU is a very structured
Programme. Our efforts are centred on four principles which we like to call
the 4S agenda; Superb quality, Student centric, Scalable and Sustainable.

MEM-GWU programme embodies all the above mentioned principles and

will not only prepare our students with clinical expertise but will also train
them to deal with multiple complexities and quick decision making in a high
pressured environment where every minute may make the difference
between saving or losing a life.

Highly experienced faculties with years of expertise have been chosen to

guide you through this learning curve.

We hope to be an integral part of our student’s personal and professional

growth and I look forward to welcoming you as part of the Max Healthcare
family.

With Best Wishes

Dr Sandeep Budhiraja
Group Medical Director
Max Healthcare
 FROM MAX INSTITUTE OF
MEDICAL EDUCATION

It is our pleasure to witness your presence & interest in MEM-GWU, a three year
ABOUT US
training programme being run in India under the aegis of George Washington Max Healthcare Institute Limited (MHIL) is one
University, USA. of India’s leading provider of healthcare
services. It is committed to the highest
The training is of 3 year standard duration enriching our residents in knowledge, standards of medical and service excellence,
skills & compassion needed for effective & efficient emergency medical care. patient care, scientific and medical education.

We encourage & support our residents to become certified provider/ instructor of MHIL has major concentration in North India
ACLS, ATLS & PALS, along with publishing & presenting research work in consisting of a network of 17 healthcare
respectable international forums. This, of course, is achieved because of the strong facilities. Out of the total network, eight
foundation laid by didactic teaching sessions as well as classroom, on a nearly daily hospitals and four medical centres are located
basis. in Delhi and the NCR and the others are located
in the cities of Mumbai, Mohali, Bathinda and
The full-time faculty with background exposure & experiences of level one Dehradun.
emergency & trauma centres overseas, proudly nurture & cultivate the quality
We commenced operations in 2000 with our
beliefs & care-attitudes in the residents undergoing training & imparting flawless, first hospital, Max Medcentre in Panchsheel
emergency medical care with empathy & compassion. Park, and expanded our operations by opening
various multispecialty hospitals and entering
We have 84 residents currently in our running programme, 27 students in PGY 3, 34
into arrangements with societies and trusts. We
students PGY 2 and 23 students in PGY 1, who are enjoying the professional work
provide healthcare services across secondary
culture at Max Super Speciality Hospital. This is done in consonance with clinical, and tertiary care specialities with key focus on
pathological & radiological specialities lead to full holistic care of the patients along Centres of Excellence i.e. Cancer,
with unique innovations. Neurosciences, Cardiac Sciences,
Orthopaedics, Renal Sciences, Liver & Biliary
We are proud of our dynamic residents, faculties, nurses & ancillary staff which Sciences, Transplant Services, Gastrointestinal
make us unique & challenge us to achieve further milestones. I am always at your Sciences and more.
disposal for any information you may wish to seek about our programme.

With Best Wishes

Dr Vinitaa Malhotra Jha

Executive Vice President - Research & Academics
Clinical Directorate
MAX NETWORK OF Delhi NCR
HOSPITALS
Delhi NCR
Max Multi Speciality Centre, Max Multi Speciality Centre,
Panchsheel Park Noida

Max Super Speciality Hospital, Max Super Speciality Hospital,

Saket (East Block) Saket (West Block)

Max Institute of Cancer Care, Max MedCentre,

Lajpat Nagar Lajpat Nagar

Maharashtra Uttarakhand
Max Smart Super Speciality Max Super Speciality Hospital,
Hospital, Saket Shalimar Bagh

Nanavati Super Speciality Max Super Speciality Hospital,

Hospital, Mumbai Dehradun

Max Super Speciality Hospital, BLK Super Speciality Hospital,

Patparganj New Delhi
Punjab

Max Super Speciality Hospital, Max Hospital, Gurugram Max Super Speciality Hospital, Max Super Speciality Hospital,
Vaishali Mohali Bathinda
DEPARTMENT OF
EMERGENCY MEDICINE,
MAX HEALTHCARE
VISION
To deliver 'Emergency Medicine Services' across Max Healthcare with an
emphasis on medical and service excellence in pre-hospital and hospital patient
care, by training and continuing improvements to match international standards.

MISSION
• Max ER stands for 'Right patient to the right clinician at the right time in right clinical
setting'
• To provide the best possible care to every patient
• To be a centre for innovation, research and excellence in Emergency Medicine
• To create an educational environment that promotes compassionate care and
academic excellence
• To be a national leader for innovation in Emergency preparedness
• To serve as the ultimate medical safety net for our community

Emergency Medicine Services are an important aspect of any National Health Services. Max
Healthcare has integrated pre hospital care (ambulance services) as an integral part of its
emergency care.
We have an annual footfall of greater than 175000 patients approximately in our Emergency
Rooms. We are also the preferred network for patients suffering from Stroke, STEMI and Trauma
with annual footfalls 1940, 1796 and 7547 respectively for 2019-2020 . For these critical patients,
all our centres are tertiary care providers catering seamless care from the door to the time of
discharge.
Emergency Departments at Max Healthcare have been at the forefront in our fight against the
deadly COVID-19 pandemic. Across our network of hospitals, more than 21280 number of
COVID-19 patients have been treated as in-patients so far.
This has been achieved amidst cohesive congruent teamwork among dedicated professionals
in the department. All Emergency Departments have triaging, resuscitation and observation
areas.
Our Department of Emergency Medicines is fully equipped with portable ventilators,
defibrillators, infusion pumps, crash carts, BIPAP and video laryngoscopes to manage
emergencies.
Procedures like chest tube insertion, thrombolysis, central line cannulation, intubation,
tranvenous, arterial lines, pacing POP cast applications are done at the department.
The X-ray, MRI and CT scan rooms are in close proximity to the department to facilitate the
urgent investigation with minimal wastage of time. Bedside X-ray, 2 D ECHOS and ultrasound
are also available.
 COURSE
CERTIFYING BODY
The Ronald Reagan Institute of Emergency Medicine
(RRIEM), George Washington University
The Department of Emergency Medicine at The George Washington University Medical Centre
was established in 1991, in recognition of both the undisputed excellence of the Medical
Centre's Department of Emergency Medicine and its role in saving the life of President Reagan
after 1981 assassination attempt. The Reagan Institute serves to strengthen the health and
welfare of local, national and international communities through research, education, training,
and consultative support. The objectives of the Reagan Institute are successfully achieved
through initiatives related to Injury Prevention and Control, the medical aspects of disaster
planning, preparedness and response, and the enhancement of emergency medicine
throughout the world.

The Department is committed to service excellence in patient care and education, expansion of
Emergency Medicine's boundaries through the development of new programmes and
configurations, and the creation of new knowledge in this field. The Department is committed to
improve our local community as well as providing a multitude of services throughout the world.

The Department of Emergency Medicine at the George Washington University was the seventh
academic Emergency Medicine Department in the United States. The Department has
extensive experience in training health care practitioners and non-medical personnel
throughout the US and across the globe. The Department sponsors a broad range of clinical,
educational, research, and consulting initiatives in the areas of Emergency Medicine and
Emergency Management.

At the successful conclusion of the three year programme in Emergency Medicine, the
graduating residents will receive an 'International Certificate of Successful Completion of the
Three Year Post Graduate Programme In Emergency Medicine (MEM-GWU) from The Ronald
Reagan Institute of Emergency Medicine, George Washington University'.

Disclaimer: This Post Graduate Programme in Emergency Medicine (International) is not

affiliated with sponsored, recognised or approved by National Medical Commission and/or the
National Boards of Examinations.
 MEM-GWU IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE
(INTERNATIONAL) CURRICULUM
The following table describes the curriculum details
for the 36-month MEM-GWU Programme

Module & Month Topic Module & Month Topic

Module 1 - July Orientation Module 20 - February Gastro Intestinal II

Module 2 - August Cardiology I Module 21 - March Paediatrics III

Module 3 - September Airway Module 22 - April Endocrine

Module 4 - October Paeds I Module 23 - May ENT & Ophtho

Module 5 - November Shock Module 24 - June Environmental

Module 6 - December Infectious Module 25 - July Orientation

Disease
Module 26 - August Cardiac Crit Care
Module 7 - January Trauma I
Module 27 - September Neonatal
Module 8 - February Gastro Intestinal I
Module 28 - October Radiology
Module 9 - March Ortho I Traumatic
Module 29 - November Procedures
Module 10 - April Toxicology
Module 30 - December Ortho II
Module 11 - May Neurology Non-traumatic

Module 12 - June Psychosocial / Module 31 - January Infectious

Violence Disease II

Module 13 - July Orientation Module 32 - February Renal & GU

Module 14 - August Cardiology II Module 33 - March Tox II Tropical

Module 15 - September Trauma II Module 34 - April Pulm II

Module 16 - October Paeds II Module 35 - May Administrative /

Emergency Public
Module 17 - November OB/GYN Health
Module 18 - December Pulmonary Module 36 - June Haeme/Onc & Derm
Module 19 - January Soft Tissue /
Wound Care

The Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) and the Council of Emergency Medicine
Residency Directors (CORD) have developed a “Model Curriculum for Emergency Medicine”, and
this model curriculum serves as a basis for the programme's modular topics.
EDUCATIONAL
PROGRAMME
DAILY
One-hour morning Clinical teaching
Instruction from a Presentation
seminars with an through bedside
combination of by the Presentation
emphasis on clinical rounds
faculty from resident by faculty
case-based of specific
RRIEM and MAX
teachings patients

WEEKLY
At least 9 hours for an educational conference that will include

Journal article
Didactic lectures Case conferences Guest lectures
discussions

During these conferences, the residents will be excused from clinical responsibilities, and will
have protected time for their educational development.

Fundamental components of the education programme include:

Lectures on the Morbidity and

Evidence-based Journal article Grand rounds and
modular topic of Mortality (M&M)
medicine discussions guest speakers
the month conferences

Follow-up case discussions on patients admitted through Procedures and Presentations by

the emergency department skills seminars the residents

In addition, residents will be encouraged to initiate and conduct research projects pertinent to
emergency medicine, and they will be required to write scholarly articles that are worthy of publication.
The residents will be expected to work on a research project with the faculty, and they will be required
to submit one abstract or oral presentation per year at a conference. The residents should also submit
one paper per year to a journal for potential publication.
The primary textbook will be:
• Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide edited by Judith E. Tintinalli (9th Edition)
• Rosen’s Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice (9th Edition)
• Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine by James R Roberts and Jerris Hedges (7th Edition)
CLINICAL
ROTATIONS
The residents will rotate through both the emergency department and other important clinical services.
The residents will spend 9 months each year in the Emergency Department and the remaining of the
time rotating through other services. The rotations in the other departments will provide the residents
with opportunities to develop important knowledge and skills in core subjects.

Rotation Schedule for a Resident:

Year I Year II Year III

Emergency Department Emergency Department Emergency Department

(9 months) (9 months) (9 months)

Anaesthesia (1 month) Trauma (1 month) Paediatric Emergency

Medicine (PEM)
CCU (1 month) SICU (1 month) (1 month)
MICU (1 month) OB/Gyn (1 month) PICU (1 month)

GWU rotation 6 weeks optional (At PREIM, GWU, Washington DC and Arlington EMS)
MEM-GWU (INTERNATIONAL): Passing Criteria
• Residents must receive a passing grade on their written and oral board examinations to pass the course.

EXPECTATIONS
• There will be online written exams every quarter.
• There will be an oral examination at the end of years one and two during which residents must successfully
manage a simulated critically ill patient, completing an adequate number of key critical actions while not
committing dangerous actions in order to pass.”
• At the end of 3 years, in addition to a written exam, residents must complete a 3-day oral boards examination, in
which they must demonstrate clinical competence caring for patients in series of simulated scenarios.
• Thesis completion & submission is a must to get the GWU certificate

Lectures • Attendance Criteria: 80% attendance is compulsory to sit for the post test and final exam

• Each resident must give a minimum of two lectures per year to be evaluated by GW faculty and receive a
passing grade on both
• Lectures must be 45 – 60 minutes in length Attendance Policy
• Lectures must include at least one reference to a journal article • Each resident will be allowed to take 3 weeks of vacation / holiday time per year. These weeks must be
negotiated with the rotation director in advance. The resident is responsible for making up for the modular exam
• Lectures that receive a failing evaluation must be made up in order for the resident to be eligible to sit for the
end of year exam • The maximum excusable missed (leave) time during the course of the programme is 10%
(2.5 months of two years, 3.5 months of three years). Beyond the weeks of allowed vacation, missed time is only
permissible with a reasonable excuse. Missed time will be expected to be made up to gain full certification. For
Journal Club any missed months, the resident will be expected to:
» Make up the full clinical time
• Each resident must lead a minimum of one journal club per year to be evaluated by GW faculty and receive a
passing grade » Review all presentations for that month
• Journal clubs that receive a failing evaluation must be made up in order for the resident to be eligible to sit for » Successfully complete the monthly post-test examinations
the end of year exam » Residents must attend a minimum of 80% of all didactic sessions
» Attendance will be taken at 15 minutes past the start of lecture

Examination Policy » Tardiness for any reason will count as an absence

» Residents who fail to adhere to this standard will not be permitted to take the annual exam, progress to the
• Residents are expected to achieve a passing grade of more than 60% in each monthly exam on Rosh Review.
next year of academic training, or graduate from the programme
If that score is not achieved, then the resident will be expected to complete and extra 50 practice questions.
Quarterly summative exams will be given covering the most recent three months' topics, and each resident
must achieve a passing grade of more than 70% in each of these quarterly exams in order to sit for the annual
exam and advance to the next year of training. Residents must pass all quarterly exams by the third attempt.
Those who do not adhere to this standard will have individualised remediation plans but may not be permitted
to advance to the next year of training or sit for the annual or end of training exam
• Every resident must take an annual written examination at the end of years one and two of training and receive
a minimum score of 50% uncurved. Residents who do not achieve this score will be reviewed on a case by case
basis with potential consequences including academic remediation, academic probation, or removal from the
programme. In addition, there will be an oral examination at the end of years one and two of training that must
be completed successfully with 60% of critical actions completed and no dangerous actions
• The end of the training examination will be offered on an annual basis in June/July only with the potential for
preapproved remediation exams in January for those who are unable to complete the programme at the end of
June. This exam will consist of written and oral exams to be conducted over three days. A final cumulative exam
score of 70% on the written and oral exam will be required to successfully pass the exam. In addition, all oral
board casesmust be completed successfully with no dangerous actions and 80% of critical actions completed

Thesis
• Every candidate must complete a research project and write a thesis under the direct guidance of a local faculty
member. Visiting faculty will provide secondary supervision and mentorship in this process
• It is anticipated that residents will adhere approximately to the timeline outlined below: Topic selection should
be accomplished by the end of year one, thesis approval and IRB completion (if necessary) by December 1 of
year two, and draft thesis completion and submission by March 1 of year 3 for faculty review
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NO.
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NAME OF THE
CANDIDATE
Dr Chenna
DESIGNATION

Emergency Room Physician

CURRENT
EMPLOYER
Maxico Cruise Ship
The effectiveness of any programme is known by the placements it can generate for its students and Kesava Reddy Y M
MEM has been completely successful in that with 100% placement. The first batch finished the 30 Dr Abdul Hai Gojwari Registrar, Emergency Department Sh Zayad Hospital, Abu Dhabi
programme on 31st July 2011. The batch was successfully placed spanning India and the World. A 31 Dr Sushant Chhabra HOD, Emergency Department Manipal Hospital, New Delhi, India
couple of students were selected for direct recruitment in the UK without clearing PLAB through the 32 Dr Faria Sabha Khan Registrar, Emergency Department Dubai Hospital, Dubai
MTI scheme of the College of Emergency Medicine, UK based on training at Max Healthcare in 33 Dr Abhimanyu Bajpai Speciality Registrar NHS, Ireland, Dublin
affiliation with George Washington University, USA. Since then, every year MEM graduates are 34 Dr Sumaiyah Nasir Speciality Registrar Abu Dhabi
successfully placed in India, UK, Ireland, UAE and many other countries. Yousuf Shah
35 Dr Ravi Prakash Emergency Room Physician Maxico Cruise Ship
36 Dr Abu Imran Registrar, Emergency Department Sheikh Zayad Hospital, UAE
MEM Alumni: Current Status 37 Dr Alakananda Ghosh Speciality Registrar Imperial College, London, UK
38 Dr Mohammad Imran Consultant, Emergency Department Willford Hospital, Bangaluru, India
S. NAME OF THE DESIGNATION CURRENT 39 Dr CS Prasad Speciality Registrar Pitterburg NHS, UK
NO. CANDIDATE EMPLOYER 40 Dr Mahima Tripathi Attending Consultant Columbia Asia Hospital,
1 Dr Sanjay Jaiswal HOD & Course Director, Max Super Speciality Hospital Gurgaon, India
MEM Programme Patparganj, New Delhi, India 41 Dr Krishna Bandaru Emergency Room Physician Maxico Cruise Ship
2 Dr Vanita Mittal General Manager, Academics Max Institute of Medical Excellence, 42 Dr Aman Paul Attending Consultant, ICU Max Hospital, Gurgaon, India
Saket, New Delhi, India 43 Dr Divyansh Gulati Speciality Registrar Oxford NHS, UK
3 Dr Waseem UL Registrar Saudi Arabia 44 Dr T Jaya Subba Reddy Consultant ER & ICU Nellore, AP, India
Hassan Chisti
45 Dr Reena Singh Attending Consultant MSSH, Dehradun, India
4 Dr Sarmad Shah Registrar Mater Hospital-NHS, UK
46 Dr Mushtaq Ahmed Dar Specialist Emergency Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
5 Dr Bilal Ahmed Speciality Registrar NHS, UK 47 Dr Indranil Das Attending Consultant, MSSH, Shalimar Bagh,
6 Dr Sasha Javed Registrar Craigavon Area Hospital-NHS, UK Emergency Department New Delhi, India
7 Dr Sunil Kr Choudhary Consultant & Head, MSSH - Ranchi, India 48 Dr Sanjeev Sharma Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Gurgaon, India
Emergency Department Emergency Department
8 Dr Prahlad Medical Superintendent and Dharamshila Narayana Super 49 Dr Phalguna Attending Consultant, VPS Rockland Hospital,
HOD, Emergency Specialty Hospital, Delhi, India Emergency Department New Delhi, India
9 Dr Peerzada Badruduja Registrar King Hamad, Qatar 50 Dr TS Sahithi Attending Consultant, VPS Rockland Hospital,
Emergency Department New Delhi, India
10 Dr Punidha Kaliaperumal Emergency Registrar Hamad Medical Hospital, Bahrain
51 Dr Salil Malik HOD - Emergency Medicine Narayana Health, Delhi, India
11 Dr Priyanky Bordoloi Senior Registrar Fortis Memorial Research
Institute, Gurgaon, India 52 Dr Dolly C Yadav Attending Consultant, Medeor Hospital, Manesar,
Emergency Medicine Gurgaon, India
12 Dr Avanti Koirala Registrar Weston Area Hospital, UK
53 Dr Sangram Shinde Speciality Registrar, Accident Wishaw General Hospital,
13 Dr Ronald Nitesh Laguri Specialised Registrar NHS, UK & Emergency Department Maternity Unit
14 Dr Israr Bashir Specialist ER Hamad Medical Centre, Qatar 54 Dr Surabhi Ramsundar Speciality Registrar Oxford NHS, UK
15 Dr Anish Francis Registrar Weston Area Hospital, UK 55 Dr Roshanee Seth Leicerter Royal Infirmary
16 Dr Umar Zahoor Shah Consultant Indian Spinal Centre, (UHL NHS TRUST)
New Delhi, India 56 Dr Kritika Nanda Attending Consultant, Accident MSSSH, Saket, New Delhi,
17 Dr Atirek Pratap Goel Registrar Hamad Hospital, Qatar & Emergency Department India
57 Dr Priyanka Singh Attending Consultant Paras Hospital, Gurgaon, India
18 Dr Asit Mishra HOD, Emergency Room Mission Hospital, Durgapur, India
58 Dr Hilal Ahmed Yatoo Attending Consultant MSSH, Shalimar Bagh, India
19 Dr Rahat Farid Registrar, Emergency Department Hamad Hospital, Qatar
59 Dr Ankur Anand Emergency Physician Anand Multi Speciality
20 Dr Taposim Nath Consultant & Head I/C Columbia Asia Hospital,
Hospital, Gurgaon, India
Emergency Department Gurgaon, India
60 Dr Umran R Sheikh Registrar, Accident and Croydon University Hospital in
21 Dr Priya Govil Senior Consultant Max Super Speciality Hospital, Emergency Department Croydon, UK
Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi, India
61 Dr Rigenjyoti Kalita Attending Consultant MSSH, Shalimar Bagh, India
22 Dr Anita Rawat Senior Consultant MSSH, Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi, India
62 Dr Gowher Masooodi Senior Resident, Emergency MSSSH, New Delhi, India
23 Dr Ankur Verma Consultant MSSH, Patparganj, New Delhi, India Department
24 Dr Kamal Preet Palta HOD & Course Director, MSSSH, Saket, New Delhi, 63 Dr Aakansha Singh Attending Consultant MSSH, Shalimar Bagh, India
MEM Programme India
64 Dr Vaibhav Gulati Attending Consultant, Max Super Speciality
25 Dr. Mishra Deepak Registrar, Emergency Department Hamad Hospital, Qatar Emergency Medicine Hospital, Shalimar Bagh, India
26 Dr Pranjal Pathak Specialist ER , Bahrain 65 Dr Siddharth Verma Attending Consultant, Max Super Speciality Hospital,
27 Dr Shaarang Sachdev Consultant and Head EM Fortis Escorts, New Delhi, India Emergency Medicine Shalimar Bagh, India
28 Dr Mohammad Zabeer Associate Consultant Malabar Hospital, Kerala, India 66 Dr Shikha Tendon Consultant Fortis Hospital, Mohali, India
S. NAME OF THE DESIGNATION CURRENT S. NAME OF THE DESIGNATION CURRENT
NO. CANDIDATE EMPLOYER NO. CANDIDATE EMPLOYER
67 Dr Pratika Agrawal Consultant Fortis Hospital, Mohali, India 96 Dr Neha Luthra Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Mohali, India
68 Dr Mahima Tripathi ICU Registrar BSES GLOBAL Hospital, Accident & Emergency
Mumbai, India 97 Dr Sonali Saklani Senior Resident, Critical Care Max Hospital, Dehradun, India
69 Dr Krishna Bandaru ST 3 - ED Trainee North West Anglia NHS Foundation 98 Dr Sukhpreet Singh Attending Consultant, Alchemist Hospital, Punchkula
Trust, Peterborough, UK Emergency Department
70 Dr Indraneel Das Consultant & Residency Director - Medeor Hospital, Gurgaon, India 99 Dr Sana Beg Senior Resident, Max Super Speciality Hospital,
Emergency Medicine Critical Care Department Saket
71 Dr Abid Nisar Senior Registrar Nottingham University Hospital, 100 Dr Ritul Shrivastava Associate Consultant, Dharmshila Narayana Hospital
Nottingham, UK Emergency Department
72 Dr Sandeep Gupta Middle Grade Sandwell General Hospital, 101 Dr Pallavi Verma Associate Consultant, Shri Action Balaji Institute
Birmingham, UK Emergency Department
73 Dr Gebran Manzoor Attending Consultant Max Super Speciality Hospital, 102 Dr Uzma Khanam Emergency Consultant Physician, Yatharth Hospital, Pari Chowk
Monga Vaishali, India Emergency Department
74 Dr Sarmad Pandith Emergency Dhaka Medical College, Bangladesh 103 Dr Yaser Anwar Attending Consultant Max Super Speciality Hospital,
75 Dr Varun Chitransh Attending Consultant, Manipal Hospital, Delhi, India Emergency Department Vaishali
Accident & Emergency 104 Dr Ravinder Kumar Sr. Resident, Emergency R. V. Hospital
76 Dr Nishtha Chaudhary Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Patparganj, Department
Accident & Emergency India 105 Dr Shivani Sarda Attending Consultant Fortis Hospital,
77 Dr Vaibhav Sharma Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Mohali, Emergency Department Greater Noida, India
Accident & Emergency India 106 Dr Sahar Javaid St. Resident, Emergency Fortis Hospital, Gurgaon
78 Dr Neha Sotie Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Mohali, Department
Accident & Emergency India 107 Dr Zara Javed Sr. Resident, Emergency Fortis Hospital, Gurgaon
79 Dr Mayank Kumar Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Dehradun, Department
Accident & Emergency India 108 Dr Tausif Azad Attending Consultant Max Super Speciality
80 Dr Akshat Kumar Consultant, Accident, VM Salgaokar Hospital, Goa, Emergency Department Hospital, Patparganj
Emergency & Head ICU India 109 Dr Kushagra Gupta Attending consultant Medanta Hospital, Gurgaon
81 Dr Wasiul Haque Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Patparganj, Emergency Department
Accident & Emergency Delhi, India 110 Dr Yamini Miglani Attending Consultant Paras Hospital, Gurgaon
82 Dr Kanjam HOD, Accident & Emergency Shija Hospital, Imphal, India Emergency Department
Lakshmi Devi 111 Dr. Prashant Lohmor Attanding Consultant Max Smart
83 Dr Pallavi Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Vaishali, Delhi 112 Dr. Domadala Sai Prateek Attanding Consultant Max Smart
Accident & Emergency India
113 Dr. Piyush Chopra Attanding Consultant Sarvodya Hospital GT Noida
84 Dr Sudeep Singh Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Gurgaon, India
Bhadana Accident & Emergency 114 Dr. Shebin Althaf Ali Sr. Resident in ER Fortis Hospital Shalimar Bagh
85 Dr Moin Javid Pandith Attending Consultant, Faridabad, India 115 Dr. Surjeet Acharya Attanding Consultant Max Shalimar bagh
Accident & Emergency 116 Dr. Deepali Dhawan Sr. Resident in ER Fortis Hospital
86 Dr Gurjit Kaur Senior Resident, ICU Max Shalimar Bagh, Delhi, India 117 Dr. Sanamdeep Attanding Consultant Zydus Hospital
87 Dr Jay Shankar Attending Consultant, Aakash Hospital, Delhi, India Singh Mehta
Accident & Emergency 118 Dr. Ayush Malhotra Attanding Consultant Venkateshwar Hospital, Dwarka
88 Dr Aisvarya Girotra Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Shalimar Bagh, 119 Dr. Vikash Kumar Consultant Metro Hospital Noida
Accident & Emergency Delhi, India
120 Dr. T P Singh Sikarwar Sr. Resident in ER Fortis Hospital Noida
89 Dr Tanushree Attending Consultant, Kota, Rajasthan, India
Maheshwari Jain Accident & Emergency
121 Dr. Amrita Singha Attanding Consultant Max Hospital, Gurugram
90 Dr Avikal Sharma Senior Resident, ICU Max Hospital, Shalimar Bagh, Delhi, India
122 Dr. Josna Marya Joseph Sr. Resident in ER Manipal Hospital Jaipur
91 Dr Nabeel Ur Rehman Attending Consultant, Fortis Hospital, Delhi, India
124 Dr. Mohammad Attanding Consultant Max Dehradun
Accident & Emergency
Syed Naikoo
92 Dr Suhail Manzoor Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Vaishali, Delhi,
Accident & Emergency India 125 Dr. Mohammed Yaser - Saudi

93 Dr Nilesh Kumar Associate Consultant Fortis Hospital, 126 Dr. Priyadarshini Borah Attanding Consultant Max Saket
Prasad Emergency Department Greater Noida, India
94 Dr Mayaskar Attending Consultant, Max Hospital, Mohali, India
Shandilya Accident & Emergency
95 Dr Kratika Sharma Attending Consultant, Yashoda Hospital, Ghaziabad,
Accident & Emergency India
 Other Criteria

HOW
• Relevant documents will be provided to avail bank loan if required.
• Registration with Medical Council of respective state is mandatory prior to joining.
• Foreign Medical Graduates who wish to apply should have cleared FMGE and completed their

TO APPLY
internship in India.

This Post Graduate Masters Programme in Emergency Medicine (International) is not affiliated with sponsored,
recognised or approved by National Medicine Commission and/or the National Boards of Examinations.

Eligibility Criteria Important Dates

• MBBS graduates from a NMC recognized University
Availability of Forms 15th March 2024
• Internship completion certificate & MBBS pass certificate is must at
the time of appearing the interview
Last date for Form Submission 15th April 2024
• Scoring of minimum 50% marks at screening test to be held before
interview/ admission Online Selection Test 21st April 2024
• Candidates will be evaluated by the MEM (International) interview
board and MCQ Test Interview 28th April 2024
• Candidate having BLS, ACLS, ATLS and PALS completion certificate
will get an advantage 2024-2027 Joining & Orientation May or June 2024
• Candidates who have completed MBBS from Foreign Universities
should have cleared the FMGE
Commencement of Academic Session 1st July 2024

Information for Candidates

• Strict rules are applied for enrollment and passing of MEM (International)
• Please read carefully the criteria for enrollment & passing rules of MEM (International) course
• Application form available on https://forms.gle/yxtJr3PuMBukDdYTA
• Application form fee is INR. 1000.00
• Course Fees: INR 6,98,500 + 18 % GST annually - to be paid before 30th June every year

Mode of Payment
1. Online bank payment as per the details below (preferred method)

Particulars Details Address

Company Name Max Healthcare Institute Ltd. Max Institute of Medical Education (MIME)
1-2, Mandir Marg, Press Enclave Road,
Bank Name ICICI Bank Limited Saket, New Delhi - 110 017

Account No 000705038567

Bank Address Shop No. 109, 110, 112, 140, 142,

143, 144, Ground Floor, Central DLF
City Phase-II, Gurugram, Haryana

IFSC Code ICIC0000006614

2. DD in favour of Max Healthcare Institute Ltd payable at Delhi and send to above mentioned address of MIME
office
3. Payment through Credit/Debit card at MIME office
 Faculty - MEM-GWU,
International DR PALLAVI
SEHGAL
DR JANICE
BLANCHARD

Associate Consultant, Chief, Section of Health Policy

Accident & Emergency Professor of Emergency Medicine
Max Super Speciality Hospital, Professor of Health Policy and
Vaishali Management (Secondary), GWU

DR KISHALAY DR SANJAY
DATTA JAISWAL

Director and HOD Associate Director & HOD DR ROBERT DR PRIYA

Emergency Medicine Course Director, MEM Programme SHESSER GOVIL
Max Super Speciality Hospital Department of Emergency Medicine
Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi Max Super Speciality Hospital, Chair of the Department of Consultant
Patparganj, New Dellhi Emergency Medicine Emergency Medicine
Co-Director, Medical Leadership Max Super Speciality Hospital
and Operations Fellowship Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi
Professor, GWU
DR KATHERINE DR KAMAL
DOUGLASS PREET PALTA

Chief, Global Emergency Medicine Senior Consultant & HOD

Associate Professor of Emergency Emergency Medicine DR SHWETA DR ANITA
Medicine Max Smart Super Speciality
Associate Professor of Global Health Hospital, Saket, New Delhi
GIDWANI RAWAT
(Secondary), GWU
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Consultant
Emergency Medicine, GWU Emergency Medicine
Max Super Speciality Hospital
DR REENA DR ANKUR Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi
SINGH VERMA
Consultant & HOD Senior Consultant
Department of Emergency & Trauma Department of Emergency Medicine
Max Super Speciality Hospital Max Super Speciality Hospital
Dehradun Patparganj, New Delhi DR TENAGNE
HAILE MARIAM DR KEITH
BONIFACE
Assistant Professor of
Emergency Medicine, GWU Chief, Section of Ultrasonography
DR RAMEET DR RENALDO Professor of Emergency
SINGH PAVREY Medicine, GWU

Principal Consultant and Head HOD & Consultant

Emergency Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine
Max Super Speciality Hospital Nanavati Max Hospital, Mumbai
Mohali
DR NATASHA DR TUNINANSHU
POWELL SHARMA

DR SALONI DR BIBHASH Assistant Professor of Emergency Attending Consultant

Medicine, GWU Max Super Speciality Hospital
PARANJAPE ROY Mohali

Consultant - Dept of Anaesthesia, Consultant

BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital Max Smart Super Speciality
Pusa Road, New Delhi Hospital, Saket, New Delhi
 DR TANIA DR NISHA
AHLUWALIA DAS
DR ANNU DR SUSAN
Associate Director, Consultant YADAV OWENS
Global Health Programs Dept. of Emergency Medicine
Emergency Medicine Physician, GWU Nanavati Max Hospital, Mumbai Sr Medical Officer M.D., M.P.H.
Department of Emergency
Max Hospital, Gurugram

DR MAYANK DR ABHISHEK
KUMAR SNEHY
DR SANGEETA DR UCHE
Attending Consultant
Consultant DESAI ANIGBOGU
Accident & Emergency
Max Super Speciality Hospital Accident & Emergency
Assistant Professor of
Dehradun Max Super Speciality Hospital MD, MPH
Emergency Medicine
Vaishali George Washington University
School of Medicine and Health
Sciences

DR SYED DR SUHAIL
TAUSEEFUL HAQUE MANZOOR
Attending Consultant Attending Consultant
Accident & Emergency
Max Super Speciality Hospital
Accident & Emergency DR SONAL Consultant
Max Super Speciality Hospital Dept. of Emergency Medicine
Vaishali
Vaishali
PATNAIK Nanavati Max Hospital, Mumbai

DR SHAKTI DR ARUN
SHISHODIYA KAUSHIK
Attending Consultant
Accident & Emergency
Associate Consultant
Max Super Speciality Hospital Dept. of Emergency Medicine
Vaishali Max Super Speciality Hospital
Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi

DR SAUMYA DR KHALID
KHARD M KHAN
Attending Consultant
Attending Consultant
Dept. of Emergency Medicine
Department of Emergency
Max super Speciality Hospital
Max Hospital, Gurugram
Patparganj, New Delhi
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INFORMATION
For more information please contact
Jay Prakash Pandey
Senior Business Development Manager
Max Institute of Medical Education
E mail: Jay.PrakashPandey@maxhealthcare.com
M:91 9999 853 797

Dr Vanita Mittal
General Manager Academics
Max Institute of Medical Education (MIME)
Email: education@maxhealthcare.com; vanita.mittal@maxhealthcare.com
M: +91 9810 595 053
Address: 26, Ashok Vihar, Saket, New Delhi - 10017, India

Asif Ali
Program Coordinator
Max Institute of Medical Education
E Mail: asif.ali@maxhealthcare.com
M: 91 9760 455 088

Course Director, (GWU)

Dr Kate Douglass
Associate Professor (Emergency Medicine)
George Washington University (GWU) Director
Email: kate.emed@gmail.com
Phone: +91-11- 2651 5050
Fax: +91-11-2223 5563