Free Medication Provided to 170 Patients at the Health Camp in Fopshee Village

A free health camp was organized in Fopshee village, Dindori taluka, benefiting 170 patients with medical check-ups and free medications. The camp was conducted  Government Medical College, Nashik,

A team of expert doctors, including physicians, gynecologists, and pediatricians, provided consultations and treatment to villagers. Patients received free medicines for various health conditions, and awareness sessions on hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention were conducted.

The camp saw enthusiastic participation from local leaders, volunteers, and healthcare professionals, ensuring smooth execution. The initiative aimed to improve healthcare accessibility in rural areas and promote community well-being. Local authorities and villagers appreciated the effort, emphasizing the need for regular medical camps.

Only Nashik Government Medical College Approved Among Nine Appealed Colleges

The National Medical Commission (NMC) has granted approval to only one of the nine medical colleges that had appealed after being previously rejected. Nashik Government Medical College received the approval. As a result, the admission process for 50 MBBS seats will begin from September 14.

Government Medical College, Nashik Building to be Repaired with ₹5 Crore Allocation

Nashik, 10 March 2025 – The Maharashtra University of Health Sciences has decided to utilize the old Bytco Hospital building on Nashik Road as a temporary facility for the new medical college. As a result, admissions for the first batch of students will commence soon. The state government has allocated ₹5 crore for necessary repairs and modifications to the building.

The Maharashtra University of Health Sciences will oversee the repair and infrastructure development process. Along with the medical college, 430 additional hospital beds will be operational. The old hospital building and its medical facilities will be renovated, including essential structural repairs such as water-proofing, drainage line improvements, sanitation repairs, and painting.

Additionally, 28 residential quarters will be made available for staff and faculty. These developments will ensure that the college operates smoothly until a permanent infrastructure is established.

Committee Formed for ‘Civil’ Hospital Transfer and Infrastructure Planning

Nashik, March 25 – A special committee has been formed to oversee the transfer of the Civil Hospital to the government medical college and Maharashtra Postgraduate Medical Education and Research Institute. This committee will manage the administrative, logistical, and infrastructural adjustments required for the transition.

As part of the plan, 5,000 square feet of space will be allocated for the offices of district surgeons and other administrative functions, while 10,000 square feet will be designated for the pharmaceutical storage facility. This arrangement will ensure that hospital operations continue smoothly while integrating with the new medical college setup.

The committee comprises senior officials from various departments, including hospital administration, pharmaceuticals, biomedical engineering, radiation, and ophthalmology. They will ensure that necessary equipment, resources, and medications are adequately supplied for efficient hospital management.

The hospital authorities will prepare a detailed report on the availability and utilization of medicines, ensuring that drug supply remains uninterrupted. Additionally, proposals will be submitted for various hospital development projects. The committee will oversee the planning and execution of these initiatives to enhance healthcare services in the region.

Inauguration of the Dissection Hall, GMC Nashik

Date of the Event: 1^st January 2025

Venue: Dissection hall, Anatomy Department

The inauguration of the Dissection Hall at Government Medical College, Nashik was held on 1^st January 2025 and was attended by esteemed faculty members, students, and distinguished guests. The event marked a significant milestone in the institution’s commitment to advancing the study of anatomy and medical sciences.

The ceremony was organised by Department of Anatomy, Government Medical College , Nashik. It commenced with a welcome address by Dr. Vaishali Anturlikar, Associate Professor and HOD, Department of Anatomy, who highlighted the importance of dissection in the field of medical education. She also emphasised that the anatomical dissection is a time tested method of medical education and should not be replaced by modern technologies.

 The Dissection Hall is designed to provide a safe and efficient learning environment, enabling students to gain practical experience in human dissection, essential for their development as skilled healthcare professionals.

The event concluded with remarks from Dr. Venkat Gite, Dean, Government Medical College, Nashik, who expressed excitement for the future of the medical program at the institution and emphasized how dissecting cadavers would enhance students understanding of human anatomy. A ribbon-cutting ceremony by hands of Dr. Venkat Gite sir officially opened the Dissection Hall, marking the beginning of a new chapter in the institution’s educational journey.

The inauguration of the Dissection Hall has been well-received by both faculty and students, with many looking forward to its positive impact on the academic and professional growth of medical students.