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Vol.No.54. No.26 FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION ONLY DECEMBER 26, 2016

Dr. Anila Korula Retires

r. Anila Korula completed herMBBS from the MadrasMedical College and joined

our institution in 1981 as a postgraduate trainee in the Norman Instituteof Pathology. She continued to work inthe department upon completion of herpost graduate training in 1984 andserved in CMC for over 32 years.Dr. Korula was the Head of theDepartment of Pathology from 2006 to2010, during which time she initiated thesetting up of the Molecular Pathologyand FISH laboratories.Dr. Korula is a highly skilled renalpathologist who has been involvedin the reporting of kidney biopsiesincluding kidney transplant biopsies forthe past 26 years. Several pathologistswho are recognised as able renalpathologists elsewhere, have beentrained by her. Her other areas ofinterest include cardiac, lung andpaediatric pathology, in which she gainedexperience during her time in Australiaand New Zealand from 1987 to 1989,and later, in 1996.She has been involved in teachingPathology to under-graduate andpostgraduate students throughout hertime in the department. She has

supervised and actively participated inthe postgraduate teaching programmesheld daily in the Department ofPathology. She has also held weeklyinter-departmental sessions forD.M. Nephrology trainees andconsultants, and has been a faculty atseveral nephropathology meetings,workshops and slide seminars bothwithin and outside our institution, as wellas in the recent lung carcinomapreceptorship workshop. She wasearlier involved in organising thePathology teaching programme forparamedical students.Dr. Korula has guided and mentoredM.D. and D.M. postgraduates in theirtheses and university examinations. Shehas been an undergraduate andpostgraduate examiner in CMC andother medical colleges in Chennaiaffiliated to the Tamil Nadu Dr. MGRMedical University. Dr. Korula haspublished several articles in reputedjournals, both national as well asinternational. She has recently authoreda book, “Renal biopsy Interpretation:Current Perspectives” which will be avaluable resource for pathology andnephrology trainees and faculty whoare involved in this discipline.

Dr. Anila is a meticuloushistopathologist with an eye for detail.Her patient and persistent approach todiagnostic histopathology has inspiredmany of her younger colleagues. Herprofessionalism and her continuing andeager interest in keeping abreast of thelatest developments in thevarious branches of histopathology arenoteworthy. Her expertise innephropathology and cardiovascularand pulmonary pathology will be sorelymissed. She has a deep faith and hasnurtured and supported many of hercolleagues. She has managed aperfect work-life balance and her heartlies at the centre of her loving family.Dr. Anila’s husband, Dr. Roy Korularetired a few years ago as the Head ofThoracic Surgery.

Her son and daughter-in-law,Drs. Prithish and Sophy Korula, fromthe 1998 M.B.B.S. batch are bothfaculty in CMC. Her daughter, Ashikaand husband Harsha Mathew aresettled in Kerala.

We praise and thank God for hercommitment to our institution and wishher good health and much happinessas she begins another phase of life.

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The LORD is good to those whose hope is in him,to the one who seeks him. Lamentations 3:25

Christmas and New Year Messagefrom the Director's Desk

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those in pain, shelter to the displacedand comfort to those who need agood word. Even as we celebratethe joys of Christmas, let us bemindful of those in the slums,orphanages, old age homes, and jailsin and around Vellore. If we canmake one visit to one of these areasthis Christmas and share a cake withthem, their faces will light up. It’s anact that will trigger a cascade of careand concern in us in the long term,they say.

That may be the best way tocelebrate Christmas 2016. Wishingevery staff and student a joyousChristmas and a bright, sunny andprosperous New Year.

Dr. Sunil Chandy

remember last year we hadto call off our Christmascelebrations to express

solidarity with the victims of Chennaifloods. This year too, we aresaddened by the passing of our latechief minister and the devastation leftbehind by the cyclone few days ago.The transition to a cashless culture isa new experience which has come thisChristmas season. In this wet andwilted environment, what is it we mustfeel and do this Christmas in 2016?

Come to think of it, two thousand yearsago, a baby was born in much the samemilieu. It was the most difficult ofcircumstances a newborn woulddesire. Under the dictates of a Herod,a census taking had forced Mary andJoseph to travel on a donkey-back forquite a distance. Fatigue and thirstwould have prompted Joseph toknock on the doors of many inns.

There were none to rest the night.Finally, Mary delivered in an outhousewith the mouldy odour of hay andanimal fur. It was an environment ofconstraints in different ways.

Yet, the birth of Jesus was one thatheralded hope. The angels joined inchorus to assure ‘peace and goodwillto men’ by appearing to the shepherdswho were poor people. Much like thepatients we cater to. Celestial signswere given to the wise men whohomed into Bethlehem following thestar. They joined in the celebrationtoo because in their own lives, therewas an anticipation of a messiah.

Christmas in 2016, is different becauseof the circumstances. But it is still aseason of hope. We must continue tobring hope to the hopeless, relief to

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Turning of the Sod at CMC's Kannigapuram Site

Founder's Day 2016

Envisioned years ago, the Kannigapuram Services and Educational Facility of CMC brokeground at the site of construction on 20th December, 2016, in the presence of Director,Dr. Sunil Chandy, Associate Director (Admin) Dr. Anil Kuruvilla, Council Chairman, Dr.M.C. Matthew, Vice Chairman, Dr. Sanjeeth Peter, Medical Superintendent, Dr. C.E.Eapen, Principal, Dr. Anna Pulimood, Nursing Superintendent, Dr. Premila Lee, Dean,College of Nursing, Dr. Selva Titus Chacko, General Superintendent, Mr. Ebinezar

Sunderraj. It was a time of looking back andlooking ahead for the CMC community thatgathered to prayerfully reflect on the projectat hand. The need for this upcoming facilitywas felt particularly in 2005, during thedirectorship of Dr. George Chandy, when itwas first addressed.At the ceremony celebrating this soon-to-be establishment, Dr. Sunil Chandyacknowledged that it was an emotional moment for the collective family of

CMC, particularly those who have been directly responsible for carrying forward the plan. “This is a statement from Godthat He continually engages with us,” he said, speaking of the favour of the Almighty that brought about timely sanctionsand goodwill ambassadors. He extended his thanks to the General and Medical Superintendent’s offices, the staff ofvarious support services and the Executive and Finance Committees, for stayingdedicated to the undertaking. Dr. Chandy then urged the institution to be joyful of itspioneering accomplishments towards social welfare, thankful for the opportunitiesthat have rendered CMC a substantial instrument in the healing ministry and prayerfulconcerning potential challenges that lay in its journey forward.Dr. M.C. Matthew and Dr. George Chandy, former Director of CMC, both keyindividuals in this project, turned the first sod, setting in motion the construction of whatwill soon be CMC’s latest campus. Dr. Matthew expressed his hope that CMC willcontinue to transcend beyond its technological advancements and credentials to remain a testimony of God’s work. Dr.George Chandy noted that CMC has reached the height of trust and legacy where, the more it expands, the more it will beflocked by people with needs. Dr. Sanjeeth Peter voiced his belief that this latest facility would represent three things: adwelling place of the living God, an altar that nurtures all who approach it, and the centennial aggregate of the institution’sservices, student training, outreach and advocacy earned from patients.The CMC Kannigapuram facility is expected to be the model project for Tamil Nadu, in that the replication of its designwithin the state will be permitted. By the time the facility is erected, CMC will have seen its milestone of one hundred yearsof medical education.

Founder’s Day is observed in CMC on the birthday of Dr. Ida Scudder,in appreciation of services rendered by the retired staff of that year. Thistime, in remembrance of her 146th birthday, the programme took placeon 21st December at the Ida Scudder Auditorium, where Dr. AnandJob, retired Head, ENT Department, presided as the guest of honour.Dr. Job in his address to the gathering, likened CMC’s growth to that ofa tree – the seed of a single-bed dispensary in 1900 has now branchedout into an extensive network of campuses owing to the dedication of its staff.Citations of retired staff members were presented, as they were each honoured with a memento of appreciation.Comprehensive reports of their beginnings in CMC, accolades and initiatives contributed to the institution wereread out by the appointing authorities, making for a representation of long-standing career curves.Prize winners of various talent contests and sporting events were also awarded at the programme. The followingspecial awards were presented to the individiuals listed below:Dr. Thomas Koshi Award: Mr. Prabhu Dass A., Sel. Gr.II Radiographer, Radiodiagnosis Continued on Page 4

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K.M. Eapen Award: Mr. V. Herbert Jaiwanth Kumar, Sr. Gr.I Artisan, P & O ServicesBest Hospital Attendant Award: Mr. A. Purushothaman, HospitalAttendant Gr.I, CHADBest Housekeeping Attendant Award: Mr. M. Subramani, HHKA Gr.I,OphthalmologyDr. Ida B. Scudder Essay Competition Award: Dr. Riddhi Das Gupta, AssistantProfessor, EndocrinologyMr. John Sehar Memorial EssayCompetition Award - English: Mr. Samson

Varghese, Sr. Chaplain Gr.III, ChaplaincyMr. John Sehar Memorial Essay Competition Award - Tamil:Mr. L. Rajabalan, Clerk Typist Gr.III, Directorate

Following a word of response on behalf of the retired staff byMr. V. Herbert Jaiwanth Kumar and a vote of thanks by Mr. KumaresanD., Secretary, General Services Board, the evening drew to a close on yetanother steadfast CMC tradition.

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The Ninth Professor Benjamin M Pulimood Oration

The Department of Medicine and Infectious Diseases organised the‘9th Professor Benjamin M Pulimood Oration’ on 2nd December, 2016.Dr. Pulimood is remembered by the Department of Medicine, as aremarkable teacher and clinician, by his patients as a compassionatephysician, and by the institution as an extraordinary person with impeccablemoral and ethical values.

Dr. O.C. Abraham welcomed the gathering to this programme and thePrincipal, Dr. Anna Pulimood and Director, Dr. Sunil Chandy offered felicitations. The topic chosen for this year’soration, Tuberculous meningitis, has perplexed clinicians for decades with regard to diagnosis and management andIndia has recorded the largest number of tuberculosis cases. Professor Guy Thwaites, Director, Oxford UniversityClinical Research Unit (OUCRU), Vietnam, was chosen to deliver this oration. Dr. Thwaites trained in ClinicalMicrobiology and Infectious Diseases in the UK.The oration was much appreciated as evidenced by the packed Wheeler Hall.

New Catheterisation Laboratory Dedicated

The new Catheterisation Laboratory was dedicated for patient care in the old libraryarea at the Cardiology Office on 13th December, 2016. This will replace the oldmobile lab which used to be the Cardiac Electrophysiology Lab.

The dedication ceremony began with a word of prayer by Rev. Raja in the presenceof the Director, Dr. Sunil Chandy, General Superintendent, Mr. Ebenezer Sundarraj,Medical Superintendent, Dr. C.E. Eapen, and Deputy Nursing Superintendent,Mrs. Florence Esther. Heads of Department and staff of all the supporting

engineering services, under whose constantsupervision the turn key project wascompleted in a record time of one month,were also present at the programme.

The chief guest, Dr.Anand Job

The Department of Physical Medicine Rehabilitation (PMR) celebratedthe Golden Jubilee of the Mary Verghese Institute of Rehabilitationon 26th November, 2016. On this day in 1966, the Institute wasinaugurated by the Union Minister of Health, Dr. Sushila Nayyar.Dr. Mary Verghese, who was a student of the 1946 batch of MBBS,suffered spinal cord injury following a road traffic accident which ledto paraplegia, leaving her wheelchair-bound. She was treated by

Dr. Paul Brand, the then Head of Orthopaedics and was sent for rehabilitation under Sir George Bedbrooke inAustralia, where she was trained to be independent using a wheelchair. On her return to India, she found that therewere no centres of rehabilitation in the country and took up the challenge to pursue her studies in Physical Medicineand Rehabilitation under Dr Howard Rusk, New York, USA. With Diplomate of American Board of PhysicalMedicine and Rehabilitation, the highest postgraduate qualification in this speciality, she returned to Vellore andstarted the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at CMC, Vellore and subsequently the RehabilitationInstitute in 1966. Soon, patients from all over India started coming to meet her to get treated and rehabilitated. Popularlyknown as ‘The Surgeon on Wheelchair’, she was a source of inspiration and strength to all who came to her fortreatment. For her pioneering work, the nation honoured Dr. Mary with a Padma Shri award in 1972.The institute that began with two rooms admitting 16 patients, now has 83beds and treats about 900 patients annually. Patients with spinal cord injury,brain injury, stroke, children with cerebral palsy and amputees are admitted forrehabilitation. Apart from doctors and nurses, the multidisciplinary teamincludes physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists,psychologists, social workers, engineers and prosthetists and orthotists.

The institute has been designated as theWHO collaborating centre for development of Rehabilitation technology,Capacity Building and Disability prevention. It has a gait lab, Urodynamicslab, vocational rehabilitation programme and community rehab programme.Sports activities are an interesting feature of the rehab programme andseveral former patients have won laurels in the state and national scene.Pursuit of a cure for Spine injuries and reports of cell transplantation atseveral centres led the department to institute a Spinal Cord Regeneration

Laboratory at Rehab Institute, which was supported by the Department of Bio Technology. Follow up of patientsis organised through annual Rehab Melas, monthly support groups and regular home visits.At the Golden Jubilee celebration, Dr. Suranjan Bhattacharji, former Director and formerHead of PMR, recounted the journey of the Rehabilitation Institute over 50 years.Dr. Sunil Chandy, Director, Dr. P Zacharia, former Head of Physiology, Dr. VinithaRavindran, Deputy Dean and Mrs. Ruma Nayak, Deputy Nursing Superintendent gavetheir felicitations. Mrs. Susy Koshy, Mrs. Anna Jacob John and Mrs. Anna Zachariah,who played a crucial role in helping Dr. Mary set up the facility, as well as artist Suresh,were honoured during the ceremony.

To commemorate the journey over the last 5 decades, acoffee table book titled You Raise Me Up to More Than I Can Be, compiled andwritten by Dr. Pippa Deodhar, was released by the Principal, Dr. Anna Pulimoodduring the function. This book gives a good understanding of the institute and narratesstories of patients who have been rehabilitated to understand what rehabilitation meansin real life.The plaque for a new Golden Jubilee floor was also unveiled at during programme, by

Dr. Sunil Chandy. This was followed by a tree planting ceremony in gratitude of all who worked and currently workin the department. A refurbished canteen in the campus was dedicated by General Superintendent, Mr. EbinezerSundarraj. The celebration was well attended by retired staff and alumni of Rehab.

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CMC College of Nursing turns two-time champion at Quiz CompetitionThe annual Zenith Quiz on Mental Health Nursing, Child Health Nursing andgeneral knowledge was conducted by PSG College of Nursing, Coimbatore, on 2nd

December, 2016. Two teams from the CMC College of Nursing participated in thequiz. Among 32 teams from various colleges of South India, both CMC teams baggedfirst and second places. This is a winning streak by the College of Nursing, whichsecured the first place in this competition last year as well.I Prize: II Prize:Ms. Abina Anna John, IV Yr B.Sc.(N) Ms. Anju Chachy Philip, IV Yr B.Sc.(N)Ms. Ritty Ann Koshy, IV Yr B.Sc.(N) Ms. Vanitha G, Dip.InternMs. Reshma Antony, III Yr B.Sc.(N) Ms. Alphonsa Maria Joseph, III Yr B.Sc.(N)

Congratulations!• Dr. Amit Roshan (1997) has been elected to the Hunterian Professorship from the Royal College of Surgeons ofEngland for 2017. This award is in recognition of his work on Keratinocytes stem cell behaviour in the skin withimplications for skin cancer and wound healing. The last (and only) alumni recipient for this award was Paul Brandin 1952, when he gave a lecture titled "The reconstruction of the hand in Leprosy".The Hunterian Lectures in the honour of John Hunter, widely regarded as the Father of Modern Surgery and bywhom the Hunterian Collection was delivered to the Royal College of Surgeons of London at the end of the19th Century. They continue to be highly regarded and prestigious awards within the field of surgery and areawarded annually in stiff competition. Continued on Page 7

The Multi-Level Car Parking Lot with 62 car slots was dedicated at the CentenaryGrounds on 5th November, 2016. Mr. Jayasankar, Senior Engineer and Head,Planning, briefed the gathering about the inception of this facility and revealed thatthis parking lot is the first of its kind in Vellore. Director, Dr. Sunil Chandy felicitatedthe gathering and inaugurated the facility in thepresence of Associate Director (Admin), Dr. AnilKuruvilla, Medical Superintendent, Dr. C.E. Eapen,and Nursing Superintendent, Dr. Premila Lee.

Mr. Ebinezar Sundarraj, General Superintendent (Ag), in his closing remarks extendedhis thanks to the Administration for their support and the Engineering Departmentscomprising Planning, Civil, Electrical and Mechanical, for setting up this state-of-the-art facility.

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Zumba is a vigorous, dance-based Columbian workout regime that can helpburn upto 800 calories in a one-hour session, depending upon the intensity.CMC introduced this fitness programme within its community in 2013, and ithas become an engaging health trend since.

Mr. Platinie Paul, a ZIN-certified Zumba instructor for adults and children conductsclasses for children at the Community hall in the Hospital Campus on Wednesdaysfrom 6 to 7 pm. Zumba for children is customised with games and activities into

the dance routine. For adults, he conducts classes in the Pharmacy Block in the college campus, the Community Hallin the Hospital campus. For details, please visit: platinie123.zumba.com/

The Department of Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism, who observedDiabetes Week recently, also incorporated Zumba into their programmeand classes were conducted in Vidyalayam, and Ida Scudder School tomake children aware of the importance of physical exercise early and throughan enjoyable approach. The footage of this can be viewed athttps://www.youtube.com watch?v=TDlYoPwRn9k

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• Dr. Upasana Kachroo, Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology was awarded the Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.RMedical University Medal in physiology during the University Convocation held on 3rd December 2016.• Dr. Muniya Thokchom, Assistant Professor in Paediatrics won the Second Prize for her Oral paper entitled'Assessment of utility of urinary TWEAK as a marker of lupus nephritis in children with Systemic lupuserythematosus' at the 28th Annual National Conference of the Indian Society of Paediatric Nephrology (ISPNCON)held in Cuttack, Odisha from 9th to 11th December, 2016.• Dr. J.P. Anurekha, Post Doctoral Fellow, Reproductive Medicine won the first prize for oral presentation on'Influence of Abstinence on the fertility outcome in Assisted Reproductive Technology' at the NationalConference of YUVA ISAR (Indian Society for Assisted Reproduction) 2016 held in Kochi, Kerala on 12th and13th November, 2016.• At APCON 2016 (the national meeting of the Indian Association of Pathologists and Microbiologists) held in Jaipur:Dr. Vandana Kamath, Cytogenetics, won the Best Oral Paper award at for her presentation 'The inversion 16 inacute myeloid leukemia'.Dr. Ananth Vikas J., Final Year Post Graduate student, Pathology won The Best Paper for his presentation titled'Cell counter parameters in early identification of dengue and scrub typhus' and the first place in the APCON QUIZ 2016.• At the Tata Memorial - Difficult Airway Conference organised by All India Difficult Airway Association in Mumbaifrom 9th to 11th December, 2016:Dr. Amit Mathew, final year MD, Department of Anaesthesia won the 1st prize in oral presentation.Dr. Rahul Pillai and Dr. Raj Sahaanandan won the 2nd prize in oral presentation.Dr. Jacob Chandy, final year MD, Department of Anaesthesia won the 1st prize in poster presentation.

• Dr. M.J. Paul, Professor, Endocrine Surgery was awarded 'Award of Honour' for having delivered theProf. K. Krishnamoorthy Golden Independence conference commemorative oration on 'Adrenal Surgery - fromMystery to Mastery' at the ASICON 2016 held in Mysore on 15th December, 2016.• The following candidates were successful in the Postgraduate M.Sc. Examination held in October 2016:M.Sc. Biostatistics (Part-I): Ms. Kushala C., Ms. K. Poornima, Ms. Priyanka Sen, Mr. Pulipati S.M.N. Sairam,Ms. Renuka V., Mr. Rishav Mukherjee and Ms. Sanghati Mukherjee.M.Sc. Biostatistics (Part-II): Mr. Nishakar Thakur and Ms. Sudarshana Biswas.M.Sc. Medical Physics (Part-I): Ms. Amala John and Ms. Josmi Joseph.M.Sc. Medical Physics (Part-II): Ms. Shylvea Shalom Pandian S. and Ms. Sothing Vashum.• Ms. Shreya Rosa Stephen (Batch of 2012) and Mr. Ahikam Devadason J. (Batch of 2013) were awarded asRunners-up in the Zonal Round of the 29th IAP Paediatric Quiz for undergraduates on 27th November, 2016 in Cochin.

Master of Physiotherapy (Orthopaedics) Course Admission – 2017Christian Medical College, Vellore invites applications for the M.P.T. Course for the year 2017. Admission Bulletinand Application form can be downloaded from our website http://admissions.cmcvellore.ac.in/The last date for submission of completed application form and supporting documents to The Registrar’sOffice, Christian Medical College, Bagayam, Vellore - 632 002 is on 27th January 2017.

REGISTRARe-mail: registrar@cmcvellore.ac.in

Situations Vacant1. Assistant Professor with M.Ch. (Paed. Surgery) for the Department of Paediatric SurgerySalary scale: As per institutional ruels. Accommodation provided (Partly furnished, depending on availability).

2. Senior Resident with M.S. / DNB (Orthopaedics) for the Department of Orthopaedics Unit -IISalary: Rs.44,940 (Consolidated). Accommodation provided (Partly furnished, depending on availability).Apply with bio-data, certificates and testimonial copies with contact phone number, email ID & address withpincode to the Principal, Christian Medical College, Bagayam, Vellore-632 002, email: princi@cmcvellore.ac.inon or before December 31, 2016 for Item 1 and January 07, 2017 for Item 2. Continued on Page 8

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8CMC PROMOTIONS OFFICENew E-mail ID: cmc.promotionsoffice@cmcvellore.ac.in

Memoranda:A new Head & Neck Surgery Department(Higher Specialty) will commence with effectfrom December 17, 2016.

The department will be constituted withfaculty from the Departments of GeneralSurgery and ENT.Dr. Rajiv C. Michael, Professor of ENT isappointed Acting Head of the Department ofHead & Neck Surgery.

Special Prayers: December 25 - 31, 2016Psychiatry:Dr. Mary Anju Kuruvilla and staff

Dr. Deepa Ramaswamy and staffDr. Anna Tharyan and staffDr. Manoranjitham and staff

YWCA Canteen:Mrs. Shyamala Chittaranjan and staff

Men's Intern QuartersWarden: Dr. Rajiv Michael and staffLadies' Intern QuartersWarden: Dr. Selvamani and staff

ELS Book Shop: Mr. K. Jose and staff

Central Bank of India

Post Office (College and Hospital)

Karpagam Co-operative Store

Watchnight Services: December 31, 201611.30 pm : Scudder Auditorium

Rev. Hamar B Lyngkhoi11.30 pm : Hospital Chapel

Rev. D.P. Joseph Devaraj

Sunday Services : January 01, 20176.00 pm : Scudder Auditorium

Rev. Dr. Finney Alexander6.30 pm : Hospital Chapel

Rev. Dr. T. Arul Dhas

Obituary:Mrs. Susan Pulimood, mother ofDr. Susanne A. Pulimood, (MBBS batch of1979), mother-in-law of Dr. O.C. Abraham,Professor & Head of Medicine Departmentand grandmother of Dr. Nitin AlexanderAbraham (Batch of 2011) on 21st December, 2016.Our thoughts and prayers are with thebereaved members of the family at this timeof grief and loss.

3. Staff II Perfusionist for the Department of Cardiothoracic SurgeryQualifications: B.Sc. with PG Diploma Cardio Pulmonary Perfusion CareTechnology Course / B.Sc. in Cardio Pulmonary Perfusion Care Technology.Salary scale: As per institutional rules. Age limit: 35 years.Job description: Managing Cardio Pulmonary Bypass, IABP, ECMO, careof Heart Lung Machine, Ventilators, Monitors and ECHO machine.On call duties involves covering ICU and OR emergencies, weekends andnight duties on rotation.Applications to be done only through online application system.Please log on to http://www.cmch-vellore.edu Link: "Vacancies".Note: Only online applications will be accepted; Hard copies willnot be accepted. Applications will close on January 09, 2017 for Item 3.4. Management InternQualifications: Fulltime MBA / MHA / Bachelors in Engineering / Masters inany Science discipline / P.G. Diploma in Administration, Bachelor inPharmacy. Consolidated stipend: Rs.8,990/- p.m.Preference will be given to those who have completed Post GraduateDiploma in Hospital Administration Course in C.M.C.Job description is available at home.cmcvellore.ac.inLink : "Vacancies". Icon: "Management Intern".5. Audit Assistant Gr.IIIQualification: B.Com + one year computer training + one year CMC traineein Internal Audit Department passed.Salary: Basic of Rs.9,670/- and applicable allowances.Job description is available at home.cmcvellore.ac.inLink : "Vacancies". Icon: "Audit Assistant Gr.III".6. Audit Assistant TraineeQualification: B.Com + one year computer training. Stipend: Rs.5,395/-.Job description is available at home.cmcvellore.ac.inLink : "Vacancies". Icon: "Audit Assistant Trainee".Applications are invited only through online application system on or beforeJanuary 07, 2017 for Item 4 January 09, 2017 for Items 5 and 6.7. Ida Scudder School, Vellore - 632 006, Tamil Nadu. (Affiliated to theCISCE, New Delhi) invites applications for the following posts:(a) Principal: Applicants must be post graduates with B.Ed., / M.Ed., preferably in the age group of 48-55 years with adequate teaching andadministrative experience in reputed schools. Excellent communication andleadership skills required. Partly furnished accommodation is providedinside the school campus. Only Christians need apply for the Principal’s Post.(b) Teachers: • Higher Secondary Level: Economics, • SecondaryLevel: English, Maths, Physics, Biology, History & Geography, • Primary Level: English, Maths, MontessoriTrained, Craft.Applicants for Higher Secondary level should be post-graduates, for Secondary and Primary level should begraduates / post graduates in the respective subjects with B.Ed degree. All applicants should be proficient in English.Weightage is given for applicants with teaching experience in reputed schools.Eligible candidates can download the application from the school website: www.scudderschool.ac.in and apply to theCorrespondent, Ida Scudder School, Viruthampet, Vellore - 632 006, Tamil Nadu, furnishing the bio-data, passport sizephotograph, photo copies of necessary certificates, contact number and address, on or before January 15, 2017 forItems 7(a) and 7(b).

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