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Microbiology Mbbs

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Krishna Pratap Singh

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Madan Diagnostic Center

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Rampur Uttar Pradesh PIN 244901

Rampur 244901, Uttar Pradesh India

03/2011 - 05/2016

Hours per week: 49

Specialist Microbiologist

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Managed Microbiology laboratory. Wrote standard operating procedure. Developed bacteriology, parasitology, mycology, virological serology and immunology section. Looked after external and internal quality control. Trained the technologists for the aseptic techniques and safety precautions while processing the specimens.

Supervisor: Dr. Anil Madan +919*********)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Gulf Medical University P.O. box 4184

Al Rashid Al Khadar St. Al Jerf 1

Ajman

Ajman, Ajman United Arab Emirates

01/2010 - 01/2011

Hours per week: 50

Associate Professor

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I was Associate Professor and Head of Microbiology and Immunology Department. I taught Medical, dental, Pharmacy, M.Sc. Clinical Pathology and Physiotherapy students. I was Chairman of the infection control of the Gulf Ajman Hospital and was responsible for the microbiology laboratory day to day running. I added the automation of the laboratory by introducing the Bactec system. I looked for the MRSA and ELBS detection and prevention of the antimicrobial resistant microbes. I was also responsible for the external and internal quality control in the lab and the appropriate use of the antibiotics in the hospital.

Supervisor: Prof. Manda Venkatramana +971*******)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

New Medical Centre Speciality Hospital Al Ain p.O. BOX 84142

Near Ayla hotel - Opposite Baladiya Park - Shakhboot Bin Sultan St

Al Ain

Al Ain, Abu Z,aby [Abu Dhabi] United Arab Emirates

04/2008 - 05/2009

Hours per week: 50

Specialist Microbiology

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

The New Medical Centre Speciality Al Ain was just started when I joined as Senior Specialist Doctor in Microbiology. I developed the department of microbiology. Trained the technicians. I wrote the policy and procedures in the laboratory and trained the technicians accordingly with the idea of letting them know the importance of the standard operating procedures. I was responsible for the infection control and trained the concerned nursing staff what precautions should they follow to prevent the infections and the antibiotic resistant organisms. I also trained them how the correct collection of the specimen samples is done to get appropriate results from the laboratory.

Supervisor: Dr. Arvind Jain Sheikh Khalifa Hospital Abu Dhabi UAE +971*********)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Centre of Excellence for Applied Research and Training Higher College of Technology

CERT Technology Park Eastern Rd - Al Nahyan - Abu Dhabi

P.O. Box 5464

Abu Dhabi, Abu Z,aby [Abu Dhabi] United Arab Emirates

02/2007 - 10/2007

Hours per week: 45

Faculty, Health Sciences

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

The system of teaching in the CERT Abu Dhabi was canadian based and I worked as Faculty Microbiology and taught the technology students. I was responsible for the development of the teaching system for the technology students. The main task was to conduct the lectures and practical classes. In addition we were responsible to for the overall development of the students how to interpret the results of the investigations and report to the clinicians. How the correct specimens are collected and using the aseptic techniques. I taught the culture methods of various bacteria, doing the antibiotic sensitivity and how to read the results.

Supervisor: Chandrasen Hada +971*********)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

New Medical Centre Hospital Abu Dhabi

Near? Sama Tower - Zayed The First St - Zone 1 - Abu Dhabi

P. O. Box 6222 Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi, Abu Z,aby [Abu Dhabi] United Arab Emirates

07/2006 - 12/2006

Hours per week: 54

Specialist Microbiologist

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I was responsible for the microbiology laboratory specimen processing systems. I wrote the standard operating procedure in the microbiology laboratory. I introduced the BACTEC, system in the microbiology laboratory. I also introduced the system of using the gram staining and microscopic scanning of the vaginal swabs to diagnose the bacterial vaginosis. I also introduced the proper tests to detect the MRSA and ELBS in the laboratory. I also introduced the use of the multidisc delivery system for the antibiotic sensitivity tests and the standardising the proper results in this hospital. The technicians were applying individual sensitivity discs till then and it saved the time and skill of the technologists. I started the use of proper concentration of the KOH to detect the fungal infections in the nail infection.

Supervisor: Arvind Jain MD +971*********)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

General Authority for Health Services for the Emirates of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Khalifa Medical City

P.O. Box 51900 Abu Dhabi UAE

Karama Street Abu Dhabi UAE

Abu Dhabi, Abu Z,aby [Abu Dhabi] United Arab Emirates

01/2005 - 06/2006

Hours per week: 45

Specialist A Microbiology

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I worked in this hospital, where VIPs and senior Government Officials were treated. The system was having full automation of the microbiology laboratories. The equipment were VITEC, BACTEC, ELISA, VITEC (Candida), MGIT and Polymerase Chain reaction system. The consultant doctors were mainly British and Europeans. I was responsible for the infection control, ward rounds, ICU rounds, and the detection of the MRSA and ELBS microbes.

Supervisor: Dr. William Dibb +353*********)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Ministry of Health United Arab Emirates

Al Jazeira Hospital Karama Street Abu Dhabi

P.O. Bos 848 Abu Dhabi

abu Dhabi, Abu Z,aby [Abu Dhabi] United Arab Emirates

08/1993 - 12/2004

Hours per week: 45

Specialist "A" Microbiology

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I worked in this hospital, where VIPs and senior Government Officials were treated. The system was having full automation of the microbiology laboratories. The equipment were VITEC, BACTEC, ELISA, VITEC Candida, Polymerase Chain reaction system. The consultant doctors were mainly British and Europeans. I was responsible for the infection control, ward rounds, ICU rounds, and the detection of the MRSA and ELBS microbes.

I was responsible for the infection control in the hospital and ward rounds and rounds in the Intensive Care unit in the control of the antibiotic use and control of the drug resistance in the microbes. I was member of the SARS committee and the Anthrax detection committee in the Abu Dhabi. Our laboratory was involved in the external and internal quality control.

I was also member and secretary of the Hospital Ethics committee. I looked after the administration of the laboratory as the Head when the consultant was not available.

Al Arab Medical University Benghazi

P.O. Box 18251

Benghazi Libya

Benghazi, Banghazi Libya

10/1986 - 07/1991

Hours per week: 40

Lecturer in Microbiology and Parasitology

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I was responsible for teaching microbiology of the medical and dental students. In addition of that the specimen referred from the hospitals were processed for the special investigations and organisms that were difficult to identify in the laboratories of the lab medicine.

I was assigned to teach virology to the students and it was very tough job to make the students understand the abstract viruses with the help of the pictures given in the books. I then developed and prepared the models of the viruses at this time using the expired and damaged X Ray plates specially to teach the students the structure of Icosahedron first. The using the marker pen I initially further developed the concept of the capsomeres present at the apices as pentamer and at the surfaces as hexagon. Instead of telling them the mathematical formula how the numbers are calculated I just arranged that during the practical classes the student calculate those numbers. The models of the ball shaped viruses also were prepared by me using transparent plastic balls and placing small electric wires in side to depict the RNA or DNA in these models. I showed them Soccer ball and explained them the structure of the soccer ball during that exercise. I further explained the small Picorna virus and it's structure so that they could remember the subject in a better way and for longer time.

Al-Arab Medical University Faculty of Medicine

P.O. Box 18251 Benghazi Libya

Benghazi, Banghazi Libya

03/1983 - 09/1986

Hours per week: 40

Lecturer Department of Laboratory Medicine

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I was lecturer in the Laboratory Medicine department under the faculty of medicine. This was the time when API was introduced by us for the identification of the various gram negative organisms. The culture media was being prepared by the laboratory staff using Hi media. The department of laboratory medicine was running the microbiology laboratory at four hospitals and my responsibility was initially to control the system daily in these hospitals.

The microbiology laboratory was then started by me in the Emergency Al Jala Hospital Benghazi that was the fifth hospital in Benghazi. Starting a new laboratory and training the staff was my foremost responsibility. I also wrote the standard operating procedure in this small lab. We started the internal quality control initially and later we started the external quality control as the peer laboratories.

Lady Hardinge Medical college, Ministry of Health New Delhi

Connaught Place New Delhi

New Delhi Union Territory, India

01/1983 - 03/1983

Hours per week: 45

Assistant Professor in Microbiology

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I was promoted as Assistant professor in the Lady Hardinge medical College by the Union Ministry of Health. Before this

I worked as lecturer in Microbiology in the Prestigious Lady Hardinge Medical College New Delhi established in 1920 only for the Women students. The selection was governed by the Union Public Service Commission of India and the Ministry of Health Central Government of India.

The college was affiliated to two hospitals with nearly one thousand beds with a heavy load of the diagnostic microbiology laboratory. The number of specimens were keeping us busy for the whole morning hours. The responsibility was looking at the quality control of the culture media preparation, and the proper processing of the specimens.

I was fortunate to work and learn under the supervision of Late Prof. K. B. sharma MBBS, Ph.D. (Paris), F.R.C.Path (London), FAMS,FIMSA. President,Indian Society of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy. Regional Advisor in Health Laboratory Services, WHO SEARO New Delhi. I learned the experiments of conjugation and drug resistance in bacteria under his guidance. The lab also had the National Reference Centre of Streptococci and National Reference Centre of Salmonella. I worked in those laboratories and had good experience that always helped me to work in Microbiology during my future assignments.

The duties were arrangements of the Lectures, Tutorials, demonstrations and practical classes for the MBBS students. Planning the time tables of the course of teaching. I was recognised as a Guide by the Delhi University during this period for the MD Thesis of the students.

Lady Hardinge Medical college, Ministry of Health

Ministry of Health

Nirman Bhawan delhi

New Delhi Union Territory Delhi, India

12/1979 - 12/1982

Hours per week: 45

Lecturer in Microbiology

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I was selected by the Union Public Service Commission Delhi and appointed by the President of India on the regular basis on a permanent position in the Lady Hardinge Medical College. I worked in the Prestigious Lady Hardinge Medical College New Delhi established in 1920 only for the Women students. The selection was governed by the Union Public Service Commission of India and the Ministry of Health Central Government of India.

I was fortunate to work and learn under the supervision of Late Prof. K. B. sharma MBBS, Ph.D. (Paris), F.R.C. Path (London), FAMS, FIMSA. President, Indian Society of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy. Regional Advisor in Health Laboratory Services, WHO SEARO New Delhi. I learned the experiments of conjugation and drug resistance in bacteria under his guidance. The lab also had the National Reference Centre of Streptococci and National Reference Centre of Salmonella. I worked in those laboratories and had good experience that always helped me to work in Microbiology during my future assignments.

The duties were arrangements of the Lectures, Tutorials, demonstrations and practical classes for the MBBS students. Planning the timetables of the course of teaching. I got recognition as a Guide by the Delhi University during this period for the MD Thesis of the students.

I attended two workshops during this period:

"First AIIMS-ICMR workshop on Microbiological Investigations of Food Poisoning- New Trends" in the Department of Microbiology of the All India Institute of Medical sciences New Delhi from 22nd March 1980 to 24th March 1980.

Third National workshop on "Nosocomial Infections with special reference to Staphylococcus aureus" held at Staphylococcal Phage typing centre (ICMR) Department of Microbiology Maulana Azad Medical College New Delhi 11002 from 2nd to 6th November 1982.

Institute of Medical Sciences

Banaras Hindu University

Varanasi Uttar Pradesh India

Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh India

07/1979 - 12/1979

Hours per week: 48

Lecturer in Microbiology

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Institute of Medical Sciences at Banaras Hindu University is a prestigious central Government established autonomous institution in India. The Sir Sunderlal Hospital associated to the medical institute was a one thousand bedded hospital with a heavy load of specimens at that time. In addition of the teaching responsibilities of the medical, Dental students, the responsibility was that of the control of the hospital infection, control of the proper use of the antibiotics, and external and internal quality control.

The Head of Microbiology was Late Prof. P. C. Sen, and Late Prof. Sanyal headed Reference laboratory for the Vibrio Cholera. I learned a lot about the practical aspects in identifying Vibrio cholera. This was a great opportunity to learn how to properly care for the correct identification and the advisory about this infection.

The number of the specimens to be handled was very big and the focus was always on the quality control of the media preparation and specimen processing.

Supervisor: Prof. Anil Kumar Gulati MD, +917********* +919415300)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Lady Hardinge Medical College

Ministry of Health

New Delhi

New Delhi Union territory Delhi, India

08/1977 - 07/1979

Hours per week: 45

Lecturer in Microbiology

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I was appointed as Lecturer by the President of India in the Lady Hardinge medical College New Delhi on adhoc basis. During this period I performed the duties of teaching the medical and nursing students.

I looked after the Mycobacterium tuberculosis laboratory, serology laboratory, bacteriology laboratory, parasitology laboratory and the Mycology laboratory during this time. Working with a lot of specimens from the two hospitals associated with the Lady Hardinge Medical College gave me a very good experience of handling different types of the processing procedures in this busy Government of India's hospitals.

I was introduced how to work for the infection control in the big hospital establishment and do the surveillance of the

infection while recording it in the manually reporting registers.

Supervisor: Prof. Anil Kumar Gulati MD, +917********* +919415300)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Aligarh Muslim University

Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh

Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh India

07/1977 - 08/1977

Hours per week: 45

Demonstrator in Physiology

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I was deputed for a short time period in the physiology department to teach the undergraduate medical students of MBBS and during this period I was involved in the tutorials, practical demonstrations and the practical classes of physiology.

Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College

Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh

Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh India

04/1973 - 07/1977

Hours per week: 45

Demonstrator in Microbiology

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I was a student as well as a teacher in microbiology department in the Jawaharlal Nehru Medical college AMU Aligarh established by the Central Government of India as an autonomous university. The capacity of the students at that time was 50 students per batch. After I completed MBBS I was a student and learner of practical microbiology during this period as I was a student of MD (Microbiology) working in the laboratory starting from the media preparation room, utensil cleaning (glass petri-dishes, flasks etc) to the bacteriology, parasitology, mycology, virology, serology and immunology laboratory under my training. I also wrote the thesis:

"Some serological observations in case of tropical pulmonary eosinophilia in relation to its etiology"

I was a student to learn how to arrange and plan the lectures, tutorials, demonstration and practical classes for the MBBS students. I was learning how the specimens are collected from the patients, precautions and care while doing this exercise. Slowly I was progressing from the student status towards a teacher.

I was a teacher the same time as I was now involved in teaching the MBBS students in the tutorials, arranging and taking demonstrations how to conduct a practical and finally to supervise the students while they do the experiments explained by us. The confidence started building up this way and then I was established as a teacher too.

Jawaharlal Nehru medical College

Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh

Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh India

04/1972 - 04/1973

Hours per week: 50

House Officer in the Department of Surgery

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Working as House Officer in a clinical subject was an essential requirement before doing Doctor of Medicine (MD) after passing the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) in any subject even if it was a para-clinical subject. This gave me the practical experience working in surgery wards and it helped me in understanding the Clinical Diagnostic Microbiology properly during my MD (Microbiology).

Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College

Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh

Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh India

09/1971 - 03/1972

Hours per week: 48

Compulsory Rotatory Internship Training

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

The compulsory rotating internship training prescribed by the Medical Council of India. This training was taken by me in departments of Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology and Preventive and social medicine. Thus I was then registered with the Medical Council of India.

Education:

American Society of Clinical Pathology Chicago IL Board of Certification Chicago, IL United States

Technical or occupational certificate 12/2019

Major: International Specialist in Microbiology

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

This was a certification passed by me by taking the test and I successfully passed.

Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh Aligarh, UP India

Doctorate degree 8 /1976

Major: Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) Microbiology

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

Wrote thesis "Some serological observations in case of tropical pulmonary eosinophilia in relation to its etiology."

This was a course of rigorous training in clinical diagnostic microbiology during that regular Journal Club training, given topics training, regular discussions, infectious diseases training in the wards, laboratory diagnostic procedures in the lab are performed. The training also includes demonstrating practical experiments to the MBBS students, taking classes and tutorials and getting the practical teaching experience.

The training is further completed by practical examination of three days and defending the thesis work with the external experts from other universities.

Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh Aligarh, UP India

Professional degree (e.g. MD, JD, DDS) 8 /1971

Major: Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery MBBS

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

This was a course of first Professional including Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry-Biophysics, second professional including Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Forensic Medicine, and final professional course of Medicine including Pediatrics, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Ophthalmology, and Preventive and social Medicine. This also was followed by a compulsory rotating internship to get the registration and license by the Medical Council of India.

Dharma Samaj College Aligarh Agra University Agra Aligarh, UP India

Bachelor's degree 7 /1965

Major: Zoology, Botany, Chemistry

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree was a course that was completed studying Zoology, Botany and Chemistry.

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