A compulsory internship providing practical experience at the hospital, with an option to transfer to other hospitals.
Departments at East Point Medical College
Department
Overview
Anatomy
Features a collection of human body parts (e.g., brain, lungs, tongue, bones) for practical study. Includes charts, models, and microscopes for enhanced learning.
Physiology
Focuses on the normal functions of the human body, including practicals like blood pressure, pulse rate, and hematology tests. Equipped with modern lab facilities.
Biochemistry
Deals with chemical processes within living organisms. Practical tests include blood sugar levels and urine analysis. The lab is large and well-equipped with smart screens.
Pathology
Studies diseases and diagnoses through tissue analysis. Features a museum with diseased organ specimens and a collection of diagnostic tools.
Microbiology
Focuses on microorganisms and their morphology. The lab accommodates 75 students with all necessary staining and diagnostic equipment.
Pharmacology
Studies drugs and their mechanisms. Well-equipped lab for drug preparation and practical learning.
Forensic Medicine
Teaches the legal aspects of medical practice, aiding in criminal case resolution. Includes x-ray machines, microscopes, and a museum with bones, forensic cases, and weapons.
Community Medicine
Focuses on serving rural populations. Includes regular health camps and educational activities with smart TVs, computers, and posters for better patient understanding.
Teaching and Learning Methods
Method
Details
Time Table
A structured timetable is provided to students at the beginning of the academic year.
Digital Tools
Use of smart classrooms, PPTs, videos, and charts to enhance learning.
Weekly Tests
Regular assessments to track students’ progress and reinforce learning.
Mentorship
Each student is assigned a mentor to discuss academic or personal issues.
Faculty at East Point Medical College
Department
Professor and HOD
Anatomy
Dr. Balachandra. N (Professor and HOD)
Physiology
Dr. K.I. King (Professor and HOD)
Biochemistry
Dr. Sumathi M E (Professor and HOD)
Pharmacology
Dr. Bhaskar H.N (Professor and HOD)
Pathology
Dr. Madhusmita Jena (Professor and HOD)
Microbiology
Dr. Vivek H. (Professor and HOD)
Forensic Medicine
Dr. Chandra Shekaraiah C (Professor and HOD)
Community Medicine
Dr. A.G Kulakarni (Professor and HOD)
General Medicine
Dr. Venkatarathnamma P N (Professor and HOD)
Pediatrics
Dr. Kiran B. (Professor and HOD)
Pulmonary Medicine
Dr. Safia Ahmed (Professor and HOD)
Dermatology
Dr. Adarsh Gowda (Professor and HOD)
General Surgery
Dr. Ziaulla Shariff (Professor and HOD)
Orthopedics
Dr. Shashikumar Y (Professor and HOD)
Ophthalmology
Dr. Manjoo S Reddy (Professor and HOD)
Anaesthesiology
Dr. Anand Thipanna Talikoti (Professor and HOD)
Radiology
Dr. Indira N (Professor and HOD)
Emergency Medicine
Dr. Venugopal N (Professor and HOD)
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Dr. Kalavathi D. Biradar (Professor and HOD)
Workshops and Learning Programs
Workshop
Details
Lesson Planning
A workshop designed to improve teaching skills and prepare staff for better classroom engagement.
Mentorship
A workshop to help faculty understand and apply mentorship techniques for student guidance.
Blood Donation
Educational workshop to encourage students to participate in and promote blood donation campaigns.
AIDS Awareness
A workshop aimed at educating both students and the community about AIDS prevention and awareness.
