Dr. NIRANJAN KUMAR MANIVANNAN

Name: Dr. Niranjan Kumar Manivannan

Date of birth: 04-05-1983

Address: # ** ********** ******, **************, ************,

Chennai -34

Phone: 91-984*******/ 91-984*******

E-mail: actfib@r.postjobfree.com

Nationality: Indian

EDUCATION:

YEAR

DEGREE

FIELD OF STUDY

INSTITUTION

2006

MBBS

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Rajah Muthiah Medical College and Hospital

2013

MD

Masters in Anaesthesia

Rajah Muthiah Medical College and Hospital

APPOINTMENT AT HOSPITALS/AFFILIATED INSTITUTION:

PERIOD

POSITION TITLE

DEPARTMENT

INSTITUTION

04/2006 – 11/2007

Duty Medical Officer

Casualty

VK Hospital, Chennai

05/2008 – 06/2008

Observer

Paediatrics

Wayzata Childrens hospital, Minnesota

08/2008-03/2009

Junior Resident

ICU incharge

Ravisekar Nursing Home, Chennai

04/2009-09/2009

Junior Resident

Radiodiagnosis

Kasturbai Medical College, Mangalore

03/2010-04/2010

Junior Resident

Anaesthesia

Worked under

Dr. Hemanayakulu

05/2010-04/2013

Resident

Anaesthesia

Rajah Muthiah Medical College and Hospital, Chidambaram

08/2013-09/2013

Senior Resident

Anaesthesia

Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Hospital, Chennai

10/2013-08/2014

Senior Resident

Neuroanaesthesia

And Neuro- Intensive care unit

Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Hospital, Chennai

05/2013 –to present

Consultant

Obstetric anaesthesia

Women and Children Foundation Ltd

08/2014 – to present

Assitant Professor

Anaesthesia and Intensive care

Saveetha Medical College and Hospital

Chennai

Clinical Experience

Twenty-eight months of training in the Rajah Muthiah Medical College and Hospital.

Six months of training in Intensive care in Medical and Surgical intensive care units and Toxicology.

Have undergone extensive training in management of mechanically ventilated patients and critically ill patients.

Peripheral Postings

Railway Hospital, Perambur, Tamilnadu.

One month training in Cardio-thoracic anaesthesia

Trained in various procedures such as maneuvers of Airway management, central venous cannulation, and arterial line cannulation.

National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) Bangalore

One month training in Dept. of Neuro-anaesthesia at NIMHANS, Bangalore.

Training in management of Neurological emergencies.

Academic Merits

1.Secured second rank in University held examination for Masters in Anaesthesia held in April 2013 from Annamalai University.

2.Have attended various workshops, which were conducted as part of the International conferences to add up to my clinical skills.( RACE 12,13 MACME 11,12)

3.Have attended Symposium on Pain management & Research organized by Department of Anesthesiology, RMMCH, Annamalai University in association with Yale University, School of Medicine, USA.

4.Have attended pain management workshop conducted by RMMC in association with Yale University, school of medicine, USA.

5.Attended various CME programs conducted by Indian Society of Anesthesiologist held at Chidambaram.

6.Attended CMEs on topics related to Trauma anaesthesia and Critical care, Regional anaesthesia, and Pain relief.

7.Attended workshops on basic ventilator support, regional anaesthetic techniques, and ultrasound guided nerve blocks and vascular access.

8.Served as Resource personnel in Basic Life Support training for paramedics in association with Red Cross and Advanced Cardiac Life Support training for medical students.

Accomplishments

1) Workshop on Arterial blood gas analysis and anaesthesia workstation in SCOPE 2014 ( Saveetha anaesthesia continuing medical education)

2) Participated in RACE 2014 (Sri Ramachandra medical college anaesthesia continuing education)

3) BLS/ACLS potential instructor in India by IEMS conducted for AHA (2012).

4) Organiser for Symposium on pain management in association with Yale University School of Medicine conducted by Rajah Muthiah Medical College. (2011).

5) Organiser of Kumbakonum conference club for advancements in anaesthesia (2012)

6) Organising committee member and participation in the fourth national conference of the society for Indian Human and Animal Mycologist (SIHAM) 2002

CURRENT LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION:

YEAR

TYPE OF LICENSE OR CERTIFICATION

MBBS(2006) registration no -78248

Medical Council of India

MD Anaesthesia(2013)

Medical Council of India

Completed USMLE step 1,2,3

ECFMG Certified

FCIPM (Fellowship in Interventional Pain Management) MEDVARSITY Apollo Hospital Chennai.

Dissertation

1) Effect of adding Dexmedetomidine (5µg) to intrathecal bupivacaine heavy (17.5mg) on spinal characteristics in lower abdominal surgeries.

2) Comparison between fentanyl and dexmedetomidine for hemodynamic stability during intubation.

3) Comparative study of intrathecal hyperbaric ropivacaine and hyperbaric bupivacaine in caesarean section.

4) Comparative study of intrathecal low dose bupivacaine (5mg) compared with intrathecal low dose bupivacaine (5mg) and fentanyl (25µg) for perineal surgeries.

Submitted an article for publication in the Indian Journal of Anaesthesia. (Non-invasive ventilation with BI-PAP AVAPS S/T (Philips A-40) in Acute Respiratory failure resulting in hypercapnia)

Languages:

English (Advanced) French (Basic) Hindi (Fair) Spanish/Spanish Creole (Basic level 1) Tamil (Native)

Extracurricular activities

Have been in various organizing committee for various events in under graduation.

Have been in organizing committee of various seminars and CME programs during post graduation

Have taken many seminars inter and intra departmental.

Personal statement

The skilled master of conquering pain is an anaesthetist. It’s a speciality which deals with quick thinking and multitasking. It makes us be always vigilant thinking of possibilities of what might be the cause for the change in the vital parameters. These five years of my anaesthesia experience has always engrossed me and taught me this each and every day.

The speciality offered the opportunity to combine and bridge many aspects from medicine to emergency care. I pursued my career in anaesthesia by finishing my Masters in Anaesthesia and stood second in Annamalai University.

The specialty offer a different type of doctor patient relationship where the rapport has to be created within a short period and the one thing that runs through the patient mind is pain. The ability to adapt both with the patient as well as the operating surgeon is one of the qualities that I learnt the most in these years and it has helped me to move forward in a productive way. The field made me develop the skills of making decisions and change the treatment depending on the current status of the patient. As a critical care provider the basic human physiological aspects made me learn what drug to give to make the patient improve and increase his survival aspects.

I had various opportunities during which I had experience in intercostal nerve block for flail chest injury, blind awake intubation using laryngeal blocks for mandibular fractures and anticipated difficult intubation. I have done regional blocks for upper limb trauma (interscalene, supraclavicular axillary) for pain relief before shifting to operating room. I have done retrograde intubation using epidural needle and catheter technique in a patient with micrognathia and restricted mouth opening patient who needed to maintain airway. I have tried cervical epidural for thyroid surgeries with using 1% lignocaine with the supervision of my senior professors and tumescent anaesthesia for large fibro adenoma without distorting the breast lump. We have conducted various CMEs and workshops.

The cardiac anesthesia team gave me a totally different exciting experience of working in CABG surgeries and congenital heart disease cases. My intensive critical care rotation allowed me to learn about ventilators and the dynamics of the cardiopulmonary system that was necessary in long term intensive care patients. It is here that I learnt the various facets of combining skills with the academic knowledge in managing critically ill patients with invasive monitoring and managing emergencies.

During my neuroanesthesia I have even tried comparing entropy and BIS for patient recall, emergency manual in line intubation for a patient with head injury. I have done cases like cerebral aneurysm keeping an eye on vitals during the temporary and permanent clipping of the aneurysm. I have done cases supervised by my professors for cerebral tumours like tubercular sella menigioma,moya moya disease, schawanomma and craniopharyngioma. The most interesting case was a patient brain stem tumour where the resection was done under so much precision as the surgeons were operating near the cardiac and respiratory center. I was also posted in separate electroconvulsive and radioimaging sedation postings with propofol, midazolam and dexmedetomidine as continuous infusion.

The field made me groom both as a team player and a team leader making me flexible to work as a group. I love to teach, learn and was even selected as an instructor for BLS/ACLS organized by AHA in India. I stood second in our university held exam for Masters in Anesthesiology April 2013.

I have finished my introductory course in pain management and have done cases like facet, transforaminal, cervical and caudal epidural, sacroiliac joint blocks using C-arm for chronic pain management.

I would always like to learn the various aspects in giving the patient a better care which needs continuous learning. I would always want to join a team of health professionals who aim at making a difference in the society.

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