SHRI BABU SINGH JAY SINGH AYURVEDIC MEDICAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL
SHRI BABU SINGH JAY SINGH AYURVEDIC MEDICAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL
| Designation | Name | CV |
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| Professor | Dr. Kalavati Gurav | CV |
| Associate Professor | Dr. T Rambabu | CV |
| Assistant Professor | Dr. Harsh Dubey | CV |
| Assistant Professor | Dr. Dharmendra Singh | CV |
| Assistant Professor | Dr. Nisha Upadhyay | CV |
| Designation | Name | CV |
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| Professor | Dr. P Sarangapani | CV |
| Professor | Dr. Prahalad Raghu | CV |
| Asst. Professor | Dr. Krishna Yadav | CV |
Kriya Sharir (physiology) department- definition of kriya sharir- according to Acharya Charak is “Kriya Pratipadakam shariram kriya shariram” means physiology is the study of the normal functioning of the human body. To understand the working process of the living body, we apply the principles of physics, chemistry, biology and anatomy, so physiology is a tripod science. In Ayurveda sharir is defined as “Dosh dhatu mal mulam hi shariram”. These three factors are explained in detail in kriya sharir.
| Name | Designation | CV |
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| Dr. B Maya | Professor | Link |
| Dr. Gyanendra Kumar Gupta | Professor | Link |
| Dr. Poonam Pal | Assistant Professor | Link |
| Dr.Jamuna Uranw | Assistant Professor | Link |
| Name | Designation | CV |
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| Dr. Yallappa GK | Professor | Link |
| Dr. Ravi Gaurav | Associate Professor | Link |
| Dr. Ashish Sharma | Assistant Professor | Link |
The Department of Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana is a combination of pharmacognosy, pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, and pharmacology. It deals with the selection of genuine raw drugs, processing of poisonous herbs, manufacture of herbal, herbo-mineral, herbo-metallic formulations, and their therapeutic indications, dose, vehicle, and diet.
Knowledge of Ayurvedic Pharmacy encompasses field identification of medicinal plants and other natural substances, collection and storage procedures of raw materials, preliminary processing of raw drugs, elaborate and sophisticated methods of pharmaceutical processing, and preservation of prepared medicines. Pharmacy in Ayurveda essentially involves the extraction of essential principles from the natural world in an aqueous, fatty or alcoholic medium through a systematic process of cooking and their conversion into suitable dosage forms. In keeping with tradition, this department gives shape to the Ayurvedic physician who does not merely prescribe finished medicies, but is also capable of formulating and preparing medicines according to the specific needs of a patient.
| Designation | Name | CV |
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| Professor | Dr. Banani Das | CV |
| Associate Professor | Dr. Ravneet Kaur | CV |
| Asst. Professor | Dr. Prabal Dixit | CV |
Essential to understand disease process as well as the diagnosis of disease. The normal state of mind and body is called prakriti and the abnormal state of the mind and body is termed as Vikruti. Nidan Panchak is the base of diagnosis of disease. The Knowledge gained by scrutinizing the causes and symptoms of a disease related to person is called Vikruti Vigyan. This department deals with nosology (classification of diseases) and techniques of diagnosis. Training is given in both ancient methods of diagnosis and relevant modern investigations. Ayurveda lays great stress on detecting diseases in the very early stages of development and has developed an elaborate system of subtle diagnostic techniques to identify imbalances in the body before they transform into complicated disease processes. Ayurveda gives equal emphasis on understanding the origins of disease, the disease process, and the external manifestations. It understands disease as a paradoxical combination of the failure of physiological mechanisms and attempts by the body to restore normalcy. Diagnosis involves a clear understanding of the therapeutic response that has been initiated by the body based on which an appropriate treatment strategy is visualised. An inherent strength of Ayurveda is its emphasis on strengthening the body from within to reverse the disease process. Roga vijnana involves developing subtle skills of pulse diagnosis and other subjective methods to feel and understand the subtle interactions between the body and mind in health and disease.
| Designation | Name | CV Link |
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| Professor | Dr. Shubha R Sandoor | Link |
| Associate Professor | Dr. Dr. Ashwini Murali | Link |
| Asst. Professor | Dr. Vishal Upadyay | Link |
| Designation | Name | CV |
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| Professor | Dr. Vijay Suresh Shirka | Download CV |
| Associate Professor | Dr. Supriti Patnaik | Download CV |
| Assistant Professor | Dr. Nayana B | Download CV |
The department deals with Toxicology, forensic medicine, and medical jurisprudence. The department boasts of a fully-fledged museum displaying specimens, charts, models & weapons showcasing relevant faces of medical jurisprudence, forensic medicine, and toxicology. The department has an Academic section and Museum which are spread over a spacious area. Agada Tantra is one of the eight branches of Ayurveda, dealing with toxicology. With the supremacy of health sciences, the relationship between toxins and health has been scientifically proved. Hence Agada Tantra branch becomes admissible in today’s context by providing better treatment options in the management of various poisoning, cumulative toxicity, and a comprehensive approach to managing cumulative toxicity in our daily life through Agadayoga.
Vidhi Vaidyaka deals with medical etiquette and medical jurisprudence.
The aim of this department is – Prepare the students to manage the poisoning case and cumulative toxicity. Train the student in Clinical toxicology, extracorporeal toxin removal techniques Postmortem, gastric lavage; endotracheal intubation, antisera – antidote preparation & its administration, and court posting for exposure medico-legal case.
| Designation | Name | CV |
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| Professor | Dr. SK Biswal | CV |
| Associate Professor | Dr. Shivam Chaubey | CV |
| Asst. Professor | Dr. Sanoop K | CV |
| Designation | Name | CV |
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| Professor | Dr. Bidyut Kumar Mishra | CV |
| Associate Professor | Dr. Shrutee Lodhi | CV |
| Asst. Professor | Dr. Bandana Devi | CV |
| Asst. Professor | Dr. Poornima Yadav | CV |
| Asst. Professor | Dr. Priyanka Singh | CV |
| Professor | Dr. Vishnumaya | CV |
| Assistant Professor | Dr. Anjali Mishra | CV |
Kaumarabhṛtya is one of the aṣṭāngas of Ayurveda. It constitutes subjects ranging from prenatal care till the child completes 16 years of age.
If a child is healthy then only he or she can become a functional citizen of the nation. Children need special attention and nursing as children are in a rapid continuous process of growth and development physically and mentally.
In Ayurveda, various Acharys describe many types of Sanskar. This Sanskar means purificatory rites and ceremonies for sanctifying the body, mind, and intellect of an individual so that he may become a full-fledged member of the community. Kaumārabhṛtya.
Kaumarbhritya elaborately deals with vedanadhyay, Dantodbedha janya vyadhi, balagraha, Kuposhanjanya vyadhi, vyadhi kshamatwa, lehana, prashana etc. Which plays a key role in the healthy development of a child.
Kaumarbhiritya (Bal Roga) is one of the most important branches of Ayurveda. This branch deals with neonatal Care, infant feeding, diet for newborns, daily and seasonal regimes, and also deals with diseases & disorders relating to children including nutrition of children, immunization, etc.
Clinical training by way of active involvement in OPD, Pediatric ward, Case Presentation & clinical discussion.
| Designation | Name | CV |
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| Professor | Dr. Pushpitabala Jena | CV |
| Professor | Dr.Sarita. S | CV |
| Asst. Professor | Dr. Jasmine | CV |
| Professor | Dr. Jaya Shreenivasan | CV |
| Assistant Professor | Dr. Mithilesh Pathak | CV |
DEPARTMENT OF KAYACHIKITSA:-
This Department Imparts training in the division of General Medicine in Ayurveda. In ancient times, the practice of Ayurveda comprised of two schools i.e medicine and surgery. Kayachikitsa, representing the school of medicine forms the basis for all other branches of Ayurvedic treatment and hence this department lays the foundation for shaping a skilled Ayurvedic physician. Panchakarma (Pentabiopurification method), as well as Rasayana (Rejuvenative medicine) and Vajikarana (Reproductive Health), come within the purview of this department. Training in this branch of Ayurvedic medicine equips the student to design a treatment protocol comprising of a range of internal and external medications as well as specialised therapies according to the nature of the disease and the patient. Ayurveda offers effective treatment for the management and control of chronic diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, psoriasis, eczema, bronchial asthma, paralysis, early stages of diabetes, gastrointestinal disorders, and urinary tract infections, and certain chronic infections.
| Designation | Name | CV |
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| Professor | Dr. Sanjay Mishra | CV |
| Associate Professor | Dr. Preetimayee Sahoo | CV |
| Asst. Professor | Dr. Hardev Singh | CV |
| Asst. Professor | Dr. Vishwam Gaur | CV |
SBSJS Ayurvedic Medical college and Hospital has provided good and all facilities to indoor and outdoor patients for the treatment of Panchakarma. Among all departments, Panchakarma is the best Department in our Institution both Clinical and Teaching.
In 2022 the Doctor of the Year Award was rewarded to Dr. Nihar Ranjan Mahanta, Associate Professor, Dept. of Panchakarma, and in 2021 Dr. Biswanath Mishra, Professor, Dept. of Panchakarma was awarded as the best teacher in the College.
My department is up to date both clinical and Teaching.
Panchakarma is a treatment program for the Body, Mind, and Soul, that cleanses and rejuvenates. It is based on Ayurvedic principles, every human is a unique phenomenon manifested through the Panchamahabhootas such as Ether, Air, Fire, Water, and Earth. The combination of these elements is three doshas (tridosha): Vata, Pitta, and Kapha, and their balance are unique to each individual. When this doshic balance is disturbed it creates disorder resulting in disease. Panchakarma is done individually for each person with their specific constitution and specific disorder in mind, thus it requires close observation and supervision. Treatment starts with pre-purification Measures of Snehan and Svedana, and then cleansing methods – Shodanas are applied.
Panchakarma is five karmas like Vamana (therapeutic emesis), Virechan (therapeutic purgation), Anuvasan Vasti (therapeutic medicated oil enema), Asthapan Vasti (medicated decoction enema), Nasya (nasal administration of medicaments)
My department has importance in eight branches of Ayurveda.
Vision to impart quality education in the field of Ayurvedic Speciality of Panchakarma to bridge the gap between theory and Practical. Application of scientific panchakarma therapy in clinical practice to relinquish dosha for core care of disease.
The first and foremost mission is to develop the awareness of Panchakarma to maintain health and cure the disease.
Secondly to provide panchakarma services to all classes of society.
Thirdly to give the benefit of the five ‘H’ i.e. Hope, Health, Happiness, Holiness, and Harmony by eliminating dosha from body-mind, and soul.
The main objective of Panchakarma is to root out the disease from the cellular level. Panchakarma is an Ayurvedic cleansing and rejuvenating programme for the body mind and consciousness. The Panchakarma technique consists of full-body detoxification, diet, and nutrition.
Panchakarma department is the pivot among all clinical departments. It provides the highest and happiest panchakarma treatment for OPD and IPD levels. We are providing curative, promotive, and preventive treatment through panchakarma therapy. The main objective of Ayurveda is to restore the original state of equilibrium between the dosha and detoxification of body, mind, and soul through Panchakarma treatment. Panchakarma treatment is required due to a sedentary lifestyle, wrong dietary habits, and lack of exercise. Every individual is being accumulated with some undigested or unwanted material in our body.
| Name | Designation | CV |
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| Dr. Bishwanath Mishra | Professor | Download CV |
| Dr. Nihar Ranjan Mahanta | Associate Professor | Download CV |
| Dr. Shinas BS | Asst. Professor | Download CV |
| Name | Designation | CV |
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| Dr. Sachindra Mohanta | Professor | Download CV |
| Dr. Ravindra Varma | Professor | Download CV |
| Dr. Trilochan Panda | Associate Professor | Download CV |
| Dr. Raman Manhas | Assistant Professor | Download CV |
| Dr. Pankaj Kumar Pal | Asst. Professor | Download CV |
| Designation | Name | CV |
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| Professor | Dr. Sundaraiah M | View CV |
| Professor | Dr. Biswanath Bhattacharya | View CV |
| Assistant Professor | Dr. Arunima NS | View CV |
