Training Medical

Dr. S. SRIVIDHYA

Quarter no.**,

Sports Authority of India

NSSC, Mysore road

Bangalore- 560056

Mobile: 088********

Email: ******************@*****.***

Summary

Biochemist with ten years of Research and Teaching experience and published many research papers in International, National level journals, also act as Editor and Reviewer in national and International journals, have strong technical, analytical and problem solving skills. I am seeking a position which will pursue a high-energy and challenging career that can promote professional and personal growth while adding significant value to my employer.

Experience

Junior Scientific Assistant Sports Authority of India August 2008 to till date

(Biochemistry) Bangalore

Lecturer Srikrishna College of Nursing July 2007 to August 2008

(Biochemistry&Nutrition) Bangalore

Professional Experience

Research

Conducting research in the field of biochemistry for the purpose of monitoring training load, detecting and preventing overtraining, anemia, nutritional status in male and female athletes.

Estimation of biochemical parameters such as lipid profile, iron profile, enzymes, hormones and Preparation of Biochemical report for national/International level athletes to improve their physical fitness and performance.

Establishing reference values for the specific population of athletes in various disciplines.

Building a database for biochemical and hematological parameters in athletes.

Athlete’s data analysis and management.

Providing information to athletes and coaches in relation to monitoring athlete’s iron deficiency and supplementation.

Supporting physiological performance tests with lactate analyses to measure athletic performance.

Teaching

Teaching Biochemistry for students of six week certificate course in sports coaching.

Teaching Biochemistry for students of Post graduate diploma in sports medicine recognized by Medical Council of India.

Teaching biochemistry for students of Diploma in sports coaching under Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India.

Teaching Biochemistry for M.D. students from various medical colleges (Kempegowda Medical college Bangalore, Devraj Urs Medical college Kolar)

Education

Qualification

Institution

Year

Percentage/CGPA

Ph.D

Rajah Serfoji Govt Arts & Science college

2019

85%

M.Phil Biochemistry

PRIST University

December 2011

7 (CGPA)

M.Sc. Bio Chemistry

St.Joseph’s college

April 2007

67%

B.Sc. Chemistry

Holy cross college

June 2005

74%

HSC

Srinivasarao Higher Sec. School

March 2002

71%

SSLC

Amalraj Matric Higher Sec. School

March 2000

76%

Scientific Achievements

“Best paper Award” for the presentation of the topic entitled “Chronic training adaptation of iron profile in male and female athletes” in the National conference of Innovation in Physical education held at BMS college of Engineering, Bangalore on 20th & 21st January 2017.

“Best Paper Award” for the presentation of the topic entitled “ Effects of long term aerobic, anaerobic and aerobic:anaerobic training on hormones and metabolites level in male and female athletes” in the International conference on Exercise Physiology and Nutrition for enhancing health, fitness and sports performance held at Tamilnadu Physical education and sports University, Chennai on 6th March 2019.

Reviewer & Editor for the International Journal of Bioorganic chemistry since 04-02-2017.

Reviewer for the Journal of the International Society of Swimming Coaching since 21-07-2012.

Reviewer for the International Journal of Swimming Kinetics since 16-05-2014.

Assistant Editor for the “International Journal of physical education, sports and health” since 23-08-2016.

Membership

Member in The International Society of Exercise Immunology

Member in International Society of Swimming Coaching

Research Paper Published/Communicated

1.S.Srividhya, A.Subramanian & P.Majumdar. “Reference Interval for iron profile in male and female athletes” is published in international journal “Journal of Biology of Exercise”, volume 13.2, Impact factor: 0.987, 2017.

2.S.Srividhya, P.Majumdar & A.Subramanian. “Reference Interval for enzyme Lactate dehydrogenase in male and female athletes” is published in “International Journal of science and Research, (volume 6, Number 1), 2017.

3.S.Srividhya, A.Subramanian & P.Majumdar. “Chronic training adaptation of iron profile in male and female athletes” is published in “International journal of "International Journal of Physical Education & Sports Sciences”, Impact factor: 1.8, (Issue : 18 Volume : 11, 2017).

4.P.Majumdar, S.Srividhya, Malay Mandal & Michael I.Kalinski. “Response of selected hormonal markers during training cycles on Indian female swimmers”, is published in the International journal “Biology of Sport” (Volume 27, Number 1, 53-57, 2010). Impact factor: 0.527. eISSN: 2083-1862 http://biolsport.com/abstracted.php?level=5&ICID=906870.

5.Usha srikaniganti, P.Majumdar, Praveen Nair & S.Srividhya. “Serum creatine kinase activity in Indian athletes and its Reference intervals”, is published in the “Sports Research”. (Vol.6: Iss. 2, 30-38, 2017), ISSN:2321-6557.

6.P.Majumdar & S.Srividhya. “Monitoring training load in Indian male swimmers”, is published in the “International Journal of Exercise Science”. (Vol.3: Iss. 3, Article 6, 102-107, 2010). ISSN: 1939-795X. PMCID:PMC4738884http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1221&context=ijes

7.P.Majumdar & S.Srividhya “Monitoring of biochemical changes during different phases of training in Indian female cyclists” is published in the journal “Sports Research” (Volume 1, Issue 2, 29-38, July 2012).

8.P.Majumdar & S.Srividhya “Effects of training on hormones testosterone, cortisol and testosterone/cortisol ratio in male and female Indian Swimmers” is published in “International Journal of Swimming Kinetics” (Volume 1, Issue 1, pp.13-32, 2012). ISSN: 2201-1560. http://www.muscleaustralia.com/ijsk/images/volume%20one/pralay2012.pdf

9.P.Majumdar, S.Srividhya, Malay Mandal & M.V.Mathai. “Nutritional supplements and iron profile variations during different phases of training in Indian hockey players” is published in “Asian Journal of Exercise and Sports science” (Volume 10, No.1,pp.77-89, 2013). ISSN: 1975-2938. http://js.sagamorepub.com/ajess/article/view/3120

10.P.Majumdar & S.Srividhya “Effects of training load on some hormonal, hematological and biochemical profile of male cyclists” is published in “Annals of Applied sport science” (Volume 2, No.2, pp.01-12, 2014). Impact factor: 1.42. ISSN: 2322-4479.

Project completed

“Anticancer Activity of Camellia sinensis on DEN Induced Liver cancer in Albino Mice”. A project completed as dissertation work during Post Graduation.

“Variations of serum biochemical profile among endurance, intermittent and combat sports category of Indian male and female athletes”. A project completed as dissertation work during M.Phil.

“Study of biochemical changes in different games of Indian athletes” a project completed as thesis work during Ph.D.

Conferences/workshops/seminars attended

Research Abstract entitled “Effects of long term aerobic, anaerobic and aerobic:anaerobic training on hormones and metabolites level in male and female athletes” is published and presented for presentation in “International conference on Exercise Physiology and Nutrition for enhancing health, fitness and sports performance” at Tamilnadu Physical Education and sports University, Chennai.

Research abstract entitled “Monitoring the effects of training load on the biochemical profile in Indian male cyclists” is published and presented at the 16thAnnual Congress of Sports Sciences, European College of Sports Science (ECSS), Liverpool, UK (Abstract ID: 1809). Impact factor: 1.314, 2011.

Research abstract entitled “Chronic adaptation of blood cells to training in intermittent, combat and endurance players” is published and presented at the 20th Annual Congress of Sports Sciences, Sweden (Abstract ID: 519) ISBN ***-**-****-567-6, 2015.

Research abstract entitled “Chronic training adaptation of Iron profile in male and female athletes” is presented in “National Conference on Innovation in Physical Education" held at BMS College of Engineering, Bengaluru on 20th and 21st of January 2017.

Presented a paper entitled “Biochemistry in Sports” on 17th march 2009 in Sports science workshop for National level Campers Common Wealth Games 2010, Bangalore.

Participated in the National level workshop entitled “Latest trends in Sports Coaching” held on 1&2nd Feb.2010.

Participated in the National level workshop entitled “Pre-Commonwealth Sports Science workshop” held on 17&18th June 2010.

Participated in the “Short term training programme in structural and medical Bioinformatics” conducted by Karunya University from 23rd Feb to 5th March 2010 (Sponsored by Department of Biotechnology, Govt. of India, New Delhi).

Technical skills and Experience

Spectrophotometer, ERBA EM360 Automated clinical chemistry Analyser, ELISA, Lactate analyzer, Blood Cell Counter, Chromatography, Biochemistry Analyzer, Automated biochemistry analyser.

Other skills and Languages

Computer: MS Office, dBASE, FOXPRO, Statistical Software MINITAB & SPSS

Languages: English, Tamil, Hindi and Kannada

Personal Details

Permanent Address: 6/710, Main road, Anaikudi,

Thiruvaiyaru (Taluk), Thanjavur District,

Tamilnadu – 613204.

Marital status: Married

References

1. Dr. K.P.Manilal

Department of GTMT

Sports Authority of India

Bangalore-560056.

Contact: +91-953*******

e-mail: ***********@**********.***

2. Dr. Malay Mandal

Junior Scientific Officer

Department of Exercise Physiology

Sports Authority of India

Bangalore-560056.

Contact: +91-725*******

e-mail: ***************@*****.**.**

3. Mrs.Devi

Principal

Sri Krishna college of Nursing

ITI industrial estate,

Mahadevapura post,

Whitefield road,

Bangalore-560048.

Contact: +91-998*******

e-mail: ***********@*****.***

I hereby declare that the above-furnished information is true to the best of my knowledge.

SRIVIDHYA S.

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