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Ex-Faculty Members- Dept of Hospital Administration

Sl No	Name	Date of Joining	Date of Retirement	Designation at Retirement
1)	Shri. R P Sinha	31/10/1963	28/11/1992 (Expired)	Prof & Head
2)	Dr. P N Ghei	Dec 1967	Jan 1973 (joined Irwin Hosp as MS)	Assistant Professor
3)	Dr. R C Anand	25/08/1976	30/06/2003	Medical Superintendent
4)	Prof. R K Sarma	04/06/1981	29/02/2008 (joined NEIGHRIMS as Director from April 2005)	Prof & Head
5)	Prof. P C Chaubey	31/05/1986	28/02/2007	Prof & Head
6)	Prof. A K Gupta	21/05/1988	09/01/1996 (resigned and joined PGIMER as MS)	Additional Professor
7)	Prof. Shakti Kumar Gupta	21/09/1993	31/01/2021 (joined AIIMS Jammu as ED)	Medical Superintendent (RPCOS)
8)	Prof. S Iboyaima Singh	09/06/1996	28/02/2022	Professor
9)	Prof. Anoop Daga	11/05/2012	02/05/2024 (Expired)	Professor

Alumni

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Department of Hospital Administration

AIIMS, New Delhi

The MHA (Hospital Administration) course was officially started in January 1966 and was subsequently converted into the MD (Hospital Administration) course in January 2016.

YEAR – 1967

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
1	Dr. C.R. Narang	December	1967
2	Dr. Prem Nath Ghei	December	1967
3	Dr. Tilak Raj Anand	December	1967

YEAR – 1968

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
4	Dr. Om Prakash Khanna	May	1968
5	Dr. P. Kamala Uthaya	May	1968
6	Dr. Vidya Bhushan Kalra	May	1968

YEAR – 1969

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
7	Dr. Rajendra Prasad Sinha	May	1969
8	Dr. S.C. Sharma	May	1969
9	Dr. Manoranjan Sinha Roy	December	1969

YEAR – 1970

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
10	Dr. Vasanthakumar Anandappa Desai	May	1970
11	Dr. P. Sivaramana	December	1970
12	Dr. P.V. Subbukrishnan	December	1970
13	Dr. Sudhir Kumar Biswas	December	1970

YEAR – 1971

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
14	Dr. Anil Kumar Sanyal	May	1971
15	Dr. Rattan Lal Nagpal	May	1971

YEAR – 1972

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
16	Dr. P. Satyanarayana	May	1972
17	Dr. Claudius Kashi Tewari	December	1972
18	Dr. Siripurapu Vinaya Babu	December	1972

YEAR – 1973

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
19	Dr. Md. Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti	May	1973
20	Dr. S.V. Raghavarao	May	1973
21	Dr. Raghunath Chand Anand	May	1973
22	Dr. Ved Prakash Gupta	May	1973
23	Dr. Nellore Luther	December	1973
24	Dr. Debabrata Ray	December	1973

YEAR – 1975

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
25	Dr. Bibhuti Bhusan Koley	May	1975
26	Dr. Chandra Bhan Singh	May	1975
27	Dr. Sukh Singh Deora	May	1975

YEAR – 1976

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
28	Dr. Ajit Kumar Nagpal	May	1976
29	Dr. Ranjit Kumar Rakshit	May	1976

YEAR – 1977

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
30	Dr. Surath Lal Das	May	1977
31	Dr. Ajit Kumar Singh	May	1977
32	Dr. A. Jagdish Chandran	May	1977

YEAR – 1978

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
33	Dr. Om Prakash Suri	May	1978
34	Dr. R.S. Verma	May	1978
35	Dr. Surinder Singh Anand	May	1978

YEAR – 1979

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
36	Dr. Subrata Chatterjee	May	1979
37	Dr. Chandra Prakash Goyal	May	1979
38	Dr. Vasant Govindrao Laghate	December	1979
39	Dr. Balachander M. Sakharkar	December	1979

YEAR – 1980

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
40	Dr. Rattan Singh Yadav	May	1980
41	Dr. Rabindra Kumar Sarma	May	1980
42	Dr. Nasim Ahmad Khan	May	1980
43	Dr. Dwijendra Nath Biswas	May	1980
44	Dr. Sarvepalli Babbubhaskar	May	1980
45	Dr. Indira Venkataraman	December	1980
46	Dr. Pratap Chandra Sharda	December	1980
47	Dr. Mohammad Hussain Wani	December	1980
48	Dr. Krishan Sarup Bhatnagar	December	1980

YEAR – 1981

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
49	Dr. Pradeep Chandra Jain	May	1981
50	Dr. Man Mohan Shukla	May	1981
51	Dr. Lisam Khomdan Singh	May	1981
52	Dr. R S Kale		1981
53	Dr. Yatinder Pal Singh		1981

YEAR – 1982

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
54	Dr. Zahoor Ahmed Qazi	May	1982
55	Dr. Anvinder Kumar	May	1982
56	Dr. Malook Singh Sandu	May	1982
57	Dr. Bikram Ditya Singh	May	1982
58	Dr. Ashim Chakravarti	May	1982
59	Dr. Parmatma Saran Vaish	December	1982
60	Dr. Devendra Singh	December	1982

YEAR – 1983

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
61	Dr. Om Prakash Arora	May	1983
62	Dr. K.R. Mohan	May	1983
63	Dr. V.P. Bhaskaran	May	1983
64	Dr. Kanwar Singh Rana	May	1983
65	Dr. Hari Prasad Yadava	May	1983
66	Dr. Tushar Kanti Roy	May	1983
67	Dr. Ashok Kumar Kalia	December	1983
68	Dr. Krishna Pratap Bahadur Singh	December	1983

YEAR – 1984

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
69	Dr. Parsi Vishwanathan	May	1984
70	Dr. R.N. Basu	May	1984
71	Dr. P.C. Chaubey	May	1984
72	Dr. Thongatabam Laxmikanta S.	May	1984
73	Dr. Munindra Srivastava	December	1984
74	Dr. D.K. Joshi	December	1984

YEAR – 1985

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
75	Dr. Jasbir Singh	May	1985
76	Dr. Baldeo Singh	May	1985
77	Dr. K. Purushotham Dass	May	1985
78	Dr. Akhil Kumar Sinha	May	1985
79	Dr. H.H. Richharia	May	1985
80	Dr. Satish Chandra Seth	December	1985
81	Dr. Ashok Kumar Patharia	December	1985
82	Dr. Ram Pratap Panjiyar	December	1985

YEAR – 1986

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
83	Dr. P. Sunder Rajan Aiyer	May	1986
84	Dr. Yogeshwar Datt Sharma	May	1986
85	Dr. Rajesh Kumar Thaker	May	1986
86	Dr. Harbans Singh Guleria	December	1986
87	Dr. Anil Kumar Gupta	December	1986

YEAR – 1987

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
88	Dr. Kanwar Brij Naresh Singh Dod	May	1987
89	Dr. Yerragudi Venkata R. Reddy	May	1987
90	Dr. P. Venkateswar Rao	May	1987
91	Dr. Roop Kishore Garg	May	1987
92	Dr. Narendra Saxena	December	1987
93	Dr. Purna Chandra Mohanty	December	1987
94	Dr. Rakesh Kumar Khajuria	December	1987

YEAR – 1988

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
95	Dr. Canute Stanislaus Fernandes	May	1988
96	Dr. Vinay Mohan Mathur	May	1988
97	Dr. Mohd. Jawed Umar Khan	May	1988
98	Dr. T. Raghurama Gupta	December	1988
99	Dr. Kabi Surya Pathy	December	1988

YEAR – 1989

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
100	Dr. Shakti Kumar Gupta	May	1989
101	Dr. Naresh Kumar Parmar	May	1989
102	Dr. Soubam Iboyaima Singh	December	1989

YEAR – 1990

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
103	Dr. Satish Kumar Mathur	May	1990
104	Dr. Ajay Gupta	May	1990
105	Dr. Romesh Kumar Gupta	December	1990
106	Dr. Girish Chandra	December	1990

YEAR – 1991

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
107	Dr. Syed Amin Tabish	May	1991
108	Dr. Devender Kumar Sharma	May	1991

YEAR – 1992

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
109	Dr. Harbans Lal Sharma	May	1992
110	Dr. Nalini Kaul	May	1992
111	Dr. Rabinder Rattanpal	December	1992
112	Dr. Sunil Dhar	December	1992
113	Dr. Vinod Kumar Gupta	December	1992
114	Dr. Anjan Prakash	December	1992

YEAR – 1993

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
115	Dr. Vijay Kumar Govil	May	1993
116	Dr. R.K. Chaturvedi	May	1993
117	Dr. Amal Kalra	December	1993
118	Dr. Ashok Kaushik	December	1993

YEAR – 1994

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
119	Dr. Pawan Kapoor	May	1994
120	Dr. Durga Prasad Jena	December	1994
121	Dr. Rajesh Kumaran	December	1994
122	Dr. Santosh Kumar Sharma	December	1994
123	Dr. Melanahalli Dayananda	December	1994

YEAR – 1995

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
124	Dr. Ashish Roy	May	1995
125	Dr. Abdul Rashid	May	1995
126	Dr. Sanjay Kumar Arya	December	1995
127	Dr. Vipin Kumar	December	1995

YEAR – 1996

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
128	Dr. V. Kannaraj	May	1996
129	Dr. Sidhartha Satpathy	December	1996

YEAR – 1997

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
130	Dr. Jane R. Ralte	May	1997
131	Dr. Aarti Gupta	May	1997
132	Dr. Sunil Kant	May	1997
133	Dr. Manoj Nagpal	December	1997
134	Dr. Pradeep Arya	December	1997

YEAR – 1998

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
135	Dr. Yash Pal Sharma	December	1998
136	Dr. Prashanta Kumar Roy	December	1998
137	Dr. Hem Chandra	December	1998

YEAR – 1999

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
138	Dr. Sajal Sen	May	1999
139	Dr. Pranay Kumar Sinha	May	1999
140	Dr. Satish Kumar	December	1999

YEAR – 2000

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
141	Dr. Shyama S. Nagarajan	May	2000
142	Dr. Bidhan Das	December	2000
143	Dr. Daljeet Singh Pathania	December	2000

YEAR – 2001

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
144	Dr. R.B. Mathur	May	2001
145	Dr. Ambuj Bhardwaj	December	2001
146	Dr. Brijender Singh	December	2001

YEAR – 2002

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
147	Dr. Reena Kumar	May	2002
148	Dr. S K. Jawahar	May	2002

YEAR – 2003

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
149	Dr. Prabhjot Singh Bhatia	May	2003
150	Dr. Sona Bedi	May	2003
151	Dr. Sanjay Darshan Behera	May	2003

YEAR – 2004

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
152	Dr. Param Hans Mishra	May	2004
153	Dr. Akhilendra S. Rathor	May	2004
154	Dr. Rachna Bhatnagar	May	2004
155	Dr. Shrikanta Naik	May	2004
156	Dr. Raj Kumar Dangi	May	2004
157	Dr. Sanju Singh	May	2004
158	Dr. Anupam Chattoraj	December	2004

YEAR – 2005

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
159	Dr. Suneet Marwah	May	2005
160	Dr. Shailendra Kumar Saxena	May	2005
161	Dr. Anoop Kumar Daga	December	2005

YEAR – 2006

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
162	Dr. B. Sridhar	May	2006
163	Dr. Alok Kulshrestha	May	2006
164	Dr. Prashant Rampal	May	2006
165	Dr. Arun Gupta	December	2006
166	Dr. Pradeep Srivastava	December	2006
167	Dr. Raja Dutta	December	2006
168	Dr. Jai Prakash Prasad	December	2006

YEAR – 2007

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
169	Dr. Harish Chander Sharma	May	2007
170	Dr. Virender Kumar Singh	May	2007
171	Dr. Gautam Dey	May	2007
172	Dr. Rajiv Kumar Pathni	May	2007
173	Dr. Amit Lathwal	December	2007

YEAR – 2008

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
174	Dr. Rakesh Verma	December	2008
175	Dr. Pankaj Arora	December	2008
176	Dr. Diwakar Thimmappa	December	2008
177	Dr. Rajesh Harsvardhan	December	2008
178	Dr. Ajit Singh Rana	December	2008

YEAR – 2009

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
179	Dr. Mukunda Chandra Sahoo	May	2009
180	Dr. Anjana Chaudhry	May	2009
181	Dr. Anil Sain	December	2009
182	Dr. Shalini Bhalla	December	2009
183	Dr. Dinesh Kumar	December	2009

YEAR – 2010

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
184	Dr. Maneesh Rathee	May	2010
185	Dr. Jitender Mehta	May	2010
186	Dr. Parmeshwar Kumar	December	2010
187	Dr. Angel Rajan Singh	December	2010
188	Dr. Amita Saxena	December	2010
189	Dr. Saroj Kumar Patnaik	December	2010
190	Dr. Ravindra Yamanappa Asangi	December	2010

YEAR – 2011

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
191	Dr. Neerav Koherwal	May	2011
192	Dr. Madhav Madhusudan Singh	December	2011
193	Dr. Uma Shankar Garg	December	2011
194	Dr. Priti Goel	December	2011
195	Dr. Arvind Kushal	December	2011

YEAR – 2012

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
196	Dr. Shilpi Verma	December	2012
197	Dr. Vijaydeep Siddharth	December	2012
198	Dr. Jitender Sodhi	December	2012
199	Dr. Jithesh V	December	2012
200	Dr. Sunil Verma	December	2012
201	Dr. Sudhin Kurien	December	2012

YEAR – 2013

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
202	Dr. Sheetal Singh	December	2013
203	Dr. Sanjay Kumar Dutt	December	2013
204	Dr. Neeraj Garg	December	2013
205	Dr. Surajeet Kumar Barua	December	2013
206	Dr. Jangamreddy Anki Reddy	December	2013

YEAR – 2014

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
207	Dr. Nishith Mittal	May	2014
208	Dr. Palaskar Manisha Kondiba	May	2014
209	Dr. Meeta Tyagi	December	2014

YEAR – 2015

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
210	Dr. Sapna Ramani Sardana	May	2015
211	Dr. Ruchi Garg	December	2015

YEAR – 2016

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
212	Dr. Rajeev Kumar	May	2016
213	Dr. Mayank Dixit	May	2016
214	Dr. Mohammad Kausar	May	2016
215	Dr. M. B. Suja	May	2016
216	Dr. Vijay Kumar Tadia	December	2016
217	Dr. Samarpita Dutta	December	2016
218	Dr. Mansoor Hussain	December	2016

YEAR – 2017

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
219	Dr. Anant Gupta	May	2017
220	Dr. Deepti Sahran	May	2017
221	Dr. Megha Richhariya	December	2017

YEAR – 2018

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
222	Dr. Nitin Garg	December	2018
223	Dr. Innayath Kabir	December	2018
224	Dr. Nivedita	December	2018
225	Dr. Nishant Sharma	December	2018

YEAR – 2019

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
226	Dr. Naveen R Gowda	May	2019
227	Dr. Atul Kumar	May	2019
228	Dr. Narinder Kumar	May	2019
229	Dr. Arif Thachaparambil	December	2019
230	Dr. Amit Phogat	December	2019

YEAR – 2020

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
231	Dr. Kshitija Singh	May	2020
232	Dr. Siddharth Mishra	May	2020
233	Dr. Gurpreet Singh	December	2020

YEAR – 2021

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
234	Dr. Sandeep Boora	December	2021
235	Dr. Ananth Naveen Kumar Reddy	December	2021
236	Dr. Ashok Chauhan	December	2021

YEAR - 2022

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
237	Dr. Prakash Swaminathan	May	2022
238	Dr. Poonam	December	2022
239	Dr. Amitesh Khare	December	2022
240	Dr. Paavan Gopathati	December	2022

YEAR - 2023

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
241	Dr. Vishal Phogat	December	2023
242	Dr. Hamad Bin Khalid	December	2023
243	Dr.Prashant Nag	December	2023

YEAR - 2024

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
244	Dr. A. Srivatsa Deshikulu	May	2024

YEAR - 2025

S. No.	Name	Month of Passing	Year
245	Dr. Meenakshi Tanwar	May	2025
246	Dr. Sumit Yadav	May	2025
247	Dr. Girish Shastri	May	2025
248	Dr. Bishnu Goswami	December	2025
249	Dr. Ramandhar Prasad	December	2025
250	Dr. Veerana Banotu	December	2025

Visiting Scientist/delegate :

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Visiting Scientist/delegate :

Dr. John C. Wade, Leader, Vice President, Saint Lukes Health System, Kansas City, Missouri, USA in April,2008.
Dr. Gado Tshering, Health Secretary, Ministry of Health, Royal Govt. of Bhutan in March, 2009.
Mr. P.C. Sehgal, M.D., Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation, Mumbai in March, 2009.
Dr. Reinhard Huss, Nuffield Centre for International Health and Development, University of Leeds in March, 2009.
Prof. J. K. Das, Prof. & Head, Medical Care and Hospital Administration, NIHFW, New Delhi at AIIMS in February, 2009.
Mr. Lyonpo Zangley Dulyak, Minister of Health, Royal Govt. of Bhutan in February, ` 2009
Mr. Mukesh Singh, IPS, SSP Investigations, National Human Rights Commission, New Delhi in January, 2009.
Dr. Paul Chang, Managing Director, Asia Pacific Joint Commission International, Singapore in September, 2008
Prof. Suresh S. David, CMC, Vellore in August, 2008
Prof. N.K. Arora, Executive Director, ENCLEN in August, 2008.
Prof. Myaoo Dy.Minister for Health, Govt. of Union of Mynmmar in July, 2008.
Prof. Mohd. Masood Ahmed, Principal, Deccan School of Management, Hyderabad in July, 2008.
Dr. Sanjeev Singh, Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, In May, 2008
Prof. Raymond J. Fabius, Board of Directors Member, American College of Physician Executives

CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS

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CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS

Dr. Shakti Kumar Gupta :

* Chairman, South Asian Conference CME on Synergy in Healthcare (SASHCON) held from 3rd to 6th November, 2008 in collaboration with WHO and in association with The Indian Institute of Architects and The School of Planning Architecture, New Delhi.

* Programme Director, Healthcare Executive Management Development Programmes for senior Healthcare Executive Professionals, organised by Department of Hospital Administration, AIIMS in collaboration with World Health Organisation at Goa, from 14th to 18th April, 2008 and 16th to 20th September, 2008.

* Programme Director, Training Programme on Hospital Administration for Medical Superintendents, GDMOs, non-specialists of Coal India Ltd. held at IICM, Ranchi in January-February, 2009 at Indian Institute of Coal Management, Ranchi organised by Department of Hospital Administration, AIIMS.

* Chairman, CME on Legal Ethical Issues in Medical Practices in AIIMS, New Delhi on 30th April, 2008 organised by Department of Hospital Administration, AIIMS.

* Chairman, CME on Laws Applicable to Hospitals at AIIMS, New Delhi on March, 2009 organised by Department of Hospital Administration, AIIMS in collaboration with Christian Medical Association, New Delhi.

* Chairman, National workshop on Standaridization of Syllabus for PG Course in Hospital Administration organised by Department of Hospital Administration, AIIMS in collaboration with Medical Council of India and World Health Organisation held on 18th 19th October, 2008 at AIIMS, New Delhi

Dr. D.K. Sharma :

Attended National Conference on Govt. Procurement being organised by Indian Institute of Materials and Management at New Delhi

Dr. Sidhartha Satpathy :

Programme co-ordinator, training programme on Hospital Management and Administration for Medical Superintendents, GDMOs non specialists of Coal India at IICM and CME on Clinical issues during field visit to AIIMS in January, 2009.

Dr. Sanjay Kumar Arya :

* Interaction meet on Implementation of Bio-medical Waste (MH) Rules in India and Proposed Action Plan on 8th August, 2008 at Hotel Samrat by CPCB.

* National Advocacy Workshop on Health Promoting Hospitals (in collaboration with World Health Organization) from 11th to 13th August, 2008 at NASC Complex, ICAR, New Delhi.

* Co-author in Paper presented Outsourcing Support Services – The Know-How in the 2nd National Conference HART-2008 (Hospital Administration Recent Trends) held from 11th to 12th October, 2008 at Chandigarh.

* Part of organizing team as Chief Organising Secretary in SASHCON 2008, held at AIIMS in 3rd - 6th November, 2008.

* Attended seminar on Government Procurement–towards efficiency and transparent systems on 20th November, 2008 at Hotel Shangri-la, New Delhi.

* Attended one week training programme in Management Development Programme on Behavioral Skills for Senior Health Administrators from 24th to 28th November, 2008 at NIHFW, New Delhi.

* Facilitated District Communication Strategy Workshop under the programme MIC, at Shri Chatrapati Sahuji Medical University, Lucknow on 27th February, 2009.

* Facilitated District Communication Strategy Workshop at Darbhanga Medical College on 22nd March, 2009.

Dr. Aarti Vij:

* Attended awareness seminar on Injury Prevention a Social Responsibility organized by Jai Prakash Narayan Trauma Centre, AIIMS (JPNATC) on 12th March 2009 at AIIMS, New Delhi.

* Attended Chaired in the Symposium on Promotion of Deceased Organ Donation at Deptt of Renal Transplant Surgery, PGIMER, Chandigarh on 7th February 2009.

* Attended SASHCON organized by Deptt of Hospital Admn. AIIMS from 3-6 November 2008.

* Attended and delivered a guest lecture in the 2nd International Health Care Quality Conclave on Enabling Safety in Health Care Organizations in the Indian Health Care Quality Forum (IHCQF) at New Delhi on 12 13 September 2008.

* Attended and delivered a talk on Organ Donation in the 23rd National Eye Donation Fortnight on 8th September 2008 at Dr. R.P. Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS.

* Attended Healthy Lifestyle Exhibition 2008 organized by Deptt of Dietetics, AIIMS on 18th August 2008.

* Attended and delivered lecture on Organ Donation Transplantation at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi on 6th August 2008.

* Attended and delivered lecture on Organ Retrieval Banking Organisation for M.Sc Nursing Students of AIIMS on 23rd June 2008.

LECTURES DELIVERED :

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LECTURES DELIVERED :

Dr. Shakti Kumar Gupta :

Hospital Networking in Disaster Management in the training programme on Disaster Health Care Management at National Institute of Disaster Management, New Delhi, July, 2008.

Safety in Vascular Surgery; in the 15th Annual Conference of Vascular Society of India, 6-7th November, 2008 at Govt. Medical College, Chandigarh

Challenges before Hospital Administrators vis-à-vis Changing Role of Hospitals; on 16th September, 2008 during 2nd Healthcare Executive Management Development Programme organised by Department of Hospital Administration in collaboration with WHO

Leadership – A perspective; on 14th April,2008 during 2nd Healthcare Executive Management Development Programme organised by Department of Hospital Administration in collaboration with WHO India office at Goa.

Public Private Partnership Outsourcing; on 14th April,2008 during 2nd Healthcare Executive Management Development Programme organised by Department of Hospital Administration in collaboration with WHO India office at Goa.

Public Relations Media Management; on 14th April,2008 during 2nd Healthcare Executive Management Development Programme organised by Department of Hospital Administration in collaboration with WHO India office at Goa.

Equipment Management – Issues, Challenges Strategies; on 15th April,2008 during 2nd Healthcare Executive Management Development Programme organised by Department of Hospital Administration in collaboration with WHO India office at Goa.

Inventory Management on 15th April,2008 during 2nd Healthcare Executive Management Development Programme organised by Department of Hospital Administration in collaboration with WHO India office at Goa.

Principles Logistics of Disaster Management; on 15th April,2008 during 2nd Healthcare Executive Management Development Programme organised by Department of Hospital Administration in collaboration with WHO India office at Goa.

Dr. D.K. Sharma:

Actively involved in teaching and training hospital administration residents and delivering lectures in various training programmes/workshops organized by the department sponsored by Ministry of Health, HRD, personnel etc. Also been invited by various govt. and public sector organizations and professional associations to deliver lectures on various topics in the specialty of Hospital Administration.

Dr. Sidhartha Satpathy :

Approaches to Accreditation of Hospitals; on 17th April, 2008 ; and conduct of half day Organizational Behavior Workshop on 18th April, 2008 during 2nd HxMDP organized by Department in collaboration with WHO India Office at Goa.
Medical Ethics, unsafe drugs and Transplantation of Human Organ Act with special reference to Human Rights; during training course on Health Human Rights at NIHFW from 4th to 8th August, 2008.
Accreditation of Railway Hospitals; with reference to Facility Management, Infection Control and Information Management System during sensitization program for Chief Divisional Medical Officers of Indian Railways at Railway Staff College, Vadodara on 8th-9th September, 2008.
Management of Hospitals during Strikes; and “Disciplinary Procedures in Hospitals – CQI Accreditation – means and relationship for efficient health care;Right to Information Act in Hospitals conduct of OB Lab; during Health Care Executive Development Management Programme at Goa from 16th to 20th September, 2008.
Hospital Accreditation – An Overview; during Strategic Management Programme for Senior Medical Doctors at Railway Staff College, Vadodara on 10th November, 2008.
Quality needs in Management of Stores, Medical Equipment and Equipment Audit; on 14th November, 2008 during first contact-cum training programme for Post Graduate Certificate Course in Quality Management Accreditation of Health Care Organization at Academy of Hospital Administration.
Quality requirements in Clinical and Nursing Audit; on 21st November, 2008 during terminal contact-cum training programme for Post Graduate Certificate Course in Quality Management Accreditation of Health Care Organization at Academy of Hospital Administration.
Delivered lectures on various hospital administration topics and conducted organizational Behavior Lab during Special Training Programme on Hospital Management and Administration for Medical Superintendents, GDMO’s non-specialists of Coal India at IICM from 6th to 8th January, 2009 and 2nd to 5th February, 2009.
Management of Medical Audit; and Quality Needs in Management of Stores, Medical Equipment Equipment Audit; during contact-cum training programme for 6th batch of Post Graduate Certificate Course in Quality Management Accreditation of Health Care Organization at Academy of Hospital Administration on 16th January, 2009.
Medical Records – a legal perspective; during CME on Laws applicable to hospitals; and panelist for RTI Act during Panel Discussion on 21st March, 2009 at Board Room, AIIMS, organized by Department of Hospital Administration and Christian Medical Association of India.
Quality of Sanitation Hospital Waste Management Control of Hospital Infection; andQuality needs in Store Management, Equipment Audit; during contact-cum training programme for 7th Batch of Post Graduate Certificate Course in Quality Management Accreditation of Health Care Organization at Academy of Hospital Administration on 27th March, 2009.
Violence against doctors – an Overview; andSteps to avoid litigation; on 31st August, 2008 during National Conference on Litigation and Violence in Medical Practice at AIIMS, New Delhi.
Panelist during National Workshop onStandardisation of Syllabus for PG Course in Hospital Administration; in collaboration with MCI and WHO-India on 18th-19th October, 2008 at AIIMS.
Chaired the session on Accreditation of Hospitals; on 6th November, 2008 (afternoon) during South Asian Conference CME on Synergy in Health Care (SASHCON-2008) organized from 3-6th November, 2008 at AIIMS.

Dr. SanjayArya :

* Delivered lectures on various Hospital Administration topics during special training programme onHospital Management and Administration; for Medical Superintendents, GDMOs and non-specialists of Coal India Ltd., IICM, Ranchi, January, 2009.

* Delivered lectures on Hospital Administration for MSc. Nursing Students, RAK College.

* Delivered lecture on 9th July, 2008 on Hospital Evacuation Plan at National Institute of Disaster Management (Ministry of Home Affairs).

* Invited as Faculty to deliver lecture on “Patient Safety; in Interns Orientation Programme organized by CMET, at AIIMS.

* Lecture onHospital Disaster Preparedness; in March 2008 organised by Heart Care Foundation.

Dr. Aarti Vij :

* Guest lecture delivered in the 2nd International Health Care Quality Conclave onEnabling Safety in Health Care Organizations; in the Indian Health Care Quality Forum (IHCQF) at New Delhi on 12 13 September 2008.

* Chaired in the Symposium on “Promotion of Deceased Organ Donation; at Deptt of Renal Transplant Surgery, PGIMER, Chandigarh on 7th February 2009.

* Issues Challenges in Organ Transplantation; at Deptt of Hospital Administration, AIIMS on 14-10-08.

* Organ Donation; in the 23rd National Eye Donation Fortnight on 8th September 2008 at Dr. R.P. Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS.

* Organ Retrieval Banking Organisation; for M.Sc Nursing Students of AIIMS on 23rd June 2008.

* Organ Donation Transplantation; at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi on 6th August 2008.

Awards

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Faculty-wise Awards, Honours, Professional Recognition & Academic Contributions (in last 5 years)

Department of Hospital Administration, AIIMS New Delhi

Prof. Sidhartha Satpathy

Awards, Honours & Recognition

Awarded Academy of Hospital Administration’s Excellence Awards in Hospital Administration: Vivekananda – the great communicator Award
Member, Board of Governors, Swami Rama Himalayan University, Dehradun.
Awarded Fellowship of Indian Society of Hospital Waste Management (ISHWM) during Golden Jubilee Conference at BMCRC, Bengaluru
Member, National Oversight Committee (PM National Dialysis Programme).
Member, Project Review & Steering Group (PRSG), MeitY, Government of India.
Member, Delhi High Court Task Force for Improvement of Health Services in Delhi.
Member, BIS Health Informatics Sectional Committee (MHD-17).
Chairperson, BIS Infection Control Committee (MHD-21)
Member, BIS Technical Textiles for Medical Applications Committee (TXD-36) & ISO/TC-304

Expert Assignments in the speciality

Subject Expert for selection of Medical Superintendents and Faculty of Hospital Administration at AIIMS and other institutions.
Expert Member, Board of Studies of SGPGI, IGNOU and Jamia Millia Islamia.
Member, Central Coordination Team for ICMR funded national multicentric projects at INCLEN
Member of Hospital Management Committee at NIMHANS, Bengaluru
Member of Academic Advisory Committee of IIHMR, Delhi

Academic/Research Contributions

Member, National Editorial Board of JPMER at PGIMER
Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Hospital Administration (JAHA) and Reviewer for several national and international journals.

Prof. D. K. Sharma

Awards & Honours

Conferred Doctor of Science (Honoris Causa) by HNB Uttarakhand Medical Education University.

National Recognition & Expert Assignments

Member, MoHFW Expert Committees
MARB/NMC Assessor for MD (Hospital Administration) programmes.
Subject Expert for Medical Superintendent and Faculty selections at AIIMS and Medical Colleges
Member of Central Team constituted by MoHFW for AIIMS site assessments.

Academic Contributions

External Examiner for MD Hospital Administration programmes.
Expert Member, Internal Quality Assurance Cell.

Prof. Nirupam Madaan

Awards & Recognition

Recipient of Female COVID Warrior Award.
Led AIIMS New Delhi to highest Share-and-Scan token performance under Digital Health Mission.

National Contributions

Member Secretary, National Staffing Guidelines Committee for COVID Hospitals.
Mentor for COVID testing facility expansion initiatives.

Institutional Leadership

Commissioning of New OPD Complex.
Commissioning of renovated CSSD.
Management of JPNATC COVID Hospital.
Expansion of oxygen infrastructure during COVID-19.

Dr Mahesh R

National & Professional Recognition

• Chairman, Sub-Committee for Assessment of Cases for Compassionate Appointment, AIIMS New Delhi.

• Member, Committee constituted to examine the need for Central Legislation against Assault on Doctors and Clinical Establishments.

• Technical Expert, Medical Value Travel Initiative under the Champion Services Sector Scheme, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW), FICCI and Services Export Promotion Council (SEPC).

• Member, Medical Equipment and Hospital Planning Division Council (MHDC), Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), Government of India.

• Nodal Officer, National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP), Government of India.

• External Assessor under the Kaya Kalp Programme, Government of Delhi.

• Conducted Kaya Kalp Peer Assessments at major tertiary healthcare institutions including RML Hospital, PGIMER Chandigarh and NIMHANS Bengaluru.

• External Expert for finalization of technical specifications at North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health and Medical Sciences (NEIGRIHMS), Shillong.

• Member Secretary, COVID-19 Management Committee, Burns and Plastic Surgery Block, AIIMS New Delhi.

• Member, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) Expert Committee for drafting national guidelines on management of COVID-19 biomedical waste.

• Played a key role in ensuring continuity of essential medicines, disinfectants and infection-control supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prof. Amit Lathwal

• Empanelled as National Quality Assurance Standards (NQAS) Assessor for assessment of healthcare facilities under the National Health Systems Resource Centre (NHSRC), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India.

• Recognized as Resource Faculty for national-level training programmes on Hospital Management and Administration conducted for Medical Superintendents, General Duty Medical Officers and healthcare administrators of Coal India Limited.

• Invited as Resource Faculty by Belphar Training Institute, Mahanadi Coalfields Limited, for professional training programmes in Hospital Management and Administration.

• Contributed to national healthcare quality improvement initiatives through participation in NQAS assessment activities under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India.

Dr Angel Rajan Singh

Awards & Recognition

Empanelled Assessor for Digital Health Accreditation Standards.
Recipient of MASHAV Scholarship, Israel.

Professional Contributions

Member, NABH Technical Committee.
Principal Assessor for NABH assessments.
Contributor to digital health and ABDM validation initiatives.

Dr Parmeshwar Kumar

Awards & Recognition

Rajiv Gandhi National Excellence Award (2021).
Temporary Advisor, WHO-EMRO.

Institutional Contributions

Nodal Officer for COVID-19 Vaccination initiatives.

Dr Vijaydeep Siddharth

Awards & Recognition

First Prize, Safe-a-Thon Challenge, International Patient Safety Conference.
Second Prize, Patient Safety Week, AIIMS New Delhi.
Felicitated by ORBO for Organ Donation Programme contributions.
Felicitated for NABH Accreditation initiatives.

National & International Recognition

WHO-SEARO Expert Reviewer.
International Expert for HRM Capacity Building in Jordan.
Expert Member for National IPC Curriculum Development.

Professional Contributions

Member Secretary, Lung Transplant Programme.
Member, Delhi Oxygen Management Committee.
Coordinated CSR-supported procurement exceeding ₹100 crore.
Organized regional IPC workshops with USAID, JHPIEGO and NHSRC.

Academic Contributions

External Examiner, PGIMER Chandigarh.
External Examiner, SGPGI Lucknow.
Resource Faculty, IIHMR University.
Resource Faculty, RAK College of Nursing.

Dr Abdul Hakim Choudhary

Professional Recognition

Member, National Fire Safety Committee.
Member, National Medical Value Travel Services Committee.

Institutional Contributions

Coordinator for Kaya Kalp activities.
Coordinator for institutional fire safety audits and initiatives.

Dr Jitender Sodhi

Awards

3rd Prize, Hospital Innovations Category, CAHOTECH-2023.
3rd Prize for WHO-recognized Zero Waste Conference case study.

Academic & Institutional Contributions

Letters of appreciation from leading law universities.
Faculty In-charge for Court Cases.
Developed Digital Library of Court Cases.

Dr. Vikas H

• WHO-certified trainer/resource person for Mass Casualty Management.
• International presentation on Planning, Designing and Installation of CBRN Decontamination Facility at a tertiary care hospital (Nuclear Medicine Update, Singapore, 2025).

• Successful implementation and scaling of Digital Health initiatives including ABHA creation and Share-and-Scan systems.

• Felicitated for contribution during G20 Summit activities.

Dr Kanika Jain

Awards & Recognition

ISQua Scholarship Recipient.
Felicitated for contribution during G20 Summit activities.

Professional Contributions

Convener, Disaster Resilient Hospitals Capacity Building Programme.

Dr Namrata Makkar

Academic & Professional Contributions

Faculty speaker at national conferences on geriatrics and psycho-oncology.
Contributor to geriatric care and elderly empowerment initiatives.

Dr Nishant Sharma

Awards & Recognition

Member of team receiving First Prize at Safe-a-Thon.

National & International Recognition

International Advisor, BIDA, United Kingdom.
Member, NITI Aayog Committee for AIIMS Roadmap.

Institutional Contributions

NABH Assessor.
Nodal Officer, Inter-AIIMS Referral Portal.
Nodal Officer, SANTUSHTI Online Grievance System.
Organizing Co-Chairman, International Patient Safety Week.

Dr Anant Gupta

Awards & Recognition

DMA Distinguished Service Award.

Institutional Leadership

Member Secretary & Project Officer, Infectious Disease and Critical Care Block.
Planning of Infectious Disease & Critical Care Block.
Planning of CBRN Facility at JPNATC.
Planning of Hybrid OT and Modular OT projects.
Prepared CAPFIMS takeover report.

Quality & Accreditation

NABH Entry-Level Coordinator.
Contributor to emergency dashboards and quality initiatives.

Dr Mohammad Kausar

Professional Contributions

Member, Expert Advisory Committee for Disaster Resilient Hospitals Project.
Reviewer for scientific journals.
Faculty for Hospital Management training programmes.

Events

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Video Links of the Conclave on Legal and Ethical Issues in Healthcare Ecosystem

The Department of Hospital Administration organised the following Conferences/ CMEs/Workshops/Training Programme:

* “South Asian Conference & CME on Synergy in Healthcare” in November, 2008 based on the theme “Planning and Designing of Healthcare Facilities with focus on Safe Hospitals and Patient Safety” in collaboration with WHO and in association with The Indian Institute of Architects (NC) and The School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi.

* CME on “Laws Applicable to Hospitals” at AIIMS, New Delhi on March, 2009 in collaboration with Christian Medical Association of India, New Delhi.

* Training Programme on “Hospital Administration” for Medical Superintendents & GDMOs, of Coal India Ltd. held in January-February, 2009 at Indian Institute of Coal Management, Ranchi

* “Healthcare Executive Management Development Programmes” for senior Healthcare Executive Professionals” in collaboration with World Health Organisation at Goa in April & September, 2008.

* Workshop on “Standaridization of Syllabus for PG Course in Hospital Administration” at AIIMS in October, 2008 in collaboration with Medical Council of India and World Health Organisation.

* CME on “Legal and Ethical Issues in Medical Practice” at AIIMS in April, 2008.

The Department of Hospital Administration has been involved in conducting various public lectures relevant in our health set up. The following public lectures were organised :

* “Value Based Project Management” at AIIMS in April, 2008.

* “Mass Casualty Incident & Triage” at AIIMS in August, 2008.

* “Role of National Human Rights Commission in relation to hospitals - Ethics

in Healthcare and Research” at AIIMS in January, 2009.

* “Drivers of Childhood Obesity – Indian Context” at AIIMS in January, 2009.

* “Medical Tourism – Scope in India” at AIIMS in February, 2009.

* “Role of Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation” in improving the sub-urban Railway System in Mumbai and improvement in the health of the traveling public – A case study at AIIMS in March, 2009.

* “Merging Accreditation, Quality Improvement and Safety: A strategy for Hospital Excellence” at AIIMS in September, 2008.

* “Earthquake Risk Mitigation for Hospitals” at AIIMS in February, 2008.

* The Department organised Postermaking, Collage and Caricature Competition in the Annual festival of AIIMS, PULSE in Sept., 2008 as a prelude to SASHCON-2008 on the theme “Planning and Designing of Healthcare Facilities with focus on “Safe Hospitals and Patient Safety”.

LECTURES DELIVERED :

CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS

Visiting Scientist/delegate :

Research

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Research Activities (during last 5 years)

Externally Funded Research Projects :

Capacity Building of Doctors and Hospital Engineers in Structural and Non-Structural Mitigation Measures for Hospital Safety and Disaster Resilience (MoHFW, ₹1.59 Crore).
National Capacity Building Programme on Oxygen Management (MoHFW, ₹84 Lakh).
National Capacity Building Programme for Medical and Nursing Officers on Medical Oxygen Management (MoHFW, ₹83 Lakh).
National Capacity Building Programme for Healthcare Workers in Infection Prevention & Control and Biomedical Waste Management (USAID/Jhpiego, ₹3 Crore).
Socioeconomic Burden of Surgical Site Infection and Validation of SIMPI Criteria (HEFA, ₹49 Lakh).

AIIMS Intramural and Early Career Grant Projects :

Comparative Analysis of Different Methods of Disinfection of Medical Records.
Utility of Nano-Impregnated Surface Coating for Continuous Active Disinfection in ICU.
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Patterns and Antibiotic Prescribing Practices in Bloodstream Infections.
Impact of Air Quality Interventions on Environmental Air Quality and Microbial Load.
Strengthening Health Systems Governance for Pandemic Response.
Assessment of Serial COVID-19 IgG Antibody Response among Sanitation and Housekeeping Workers.
Impact of Protective Footwear in Infection Control in Critical Care Settings.
Communication and Attitudinal Barriers in Care of the Elderly.
Mindfulness Meditation Intervention for Improving Work-Life Integration among Healthcare Workers.

Collaborative Research Projects :

Assessing Health Care Package Utilization under PMJAY in Burns and Plastic Surgery.
Creation of Centre of Excellence with ICMR Collaboration.
Evaluation of Medical Certification of Cause of Death and Development of Training Programme.
Automation of Stores in Government Hospitals.
Determinants of Mortality due to COVID-19 in India.
Clinical Characteristics of Critically Ill Older Adults with COVID-19.
Development of Online Course for Certification of Underlying Cause of Death.
Multidisciplinary Diabetes and COVID Randomized Controlled Trial.
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Acute Ischemic Stroke Interventions.
Errors in Medico-Legal Reporting by First Responders.
High Frequency Panel for Real-Time Insights into COVID-19 in India.
Study of Etiologic Profile of Brought Dead Patients.
Cost Analysis of Standardized Laparoscopic Mesh Repair.
Perioperative Complications and Costing of Laparoscopic Inguinal Hernia Repair.
Saliva as Alternate Specimen Source for SARS-CoV-2 Detection.
Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy Trial in Breast Cancer.

Departmental Research Projects (Thesis & published Dissertations) :

Study of Leadership profile of Dept Heads and its impact on work performance in Dept
Comparative study of Emergency services in major Delhi Hospitals
Study of Medico-legal cases at Emergency Dept at AIIMS
Comparative Analysis of APAR and ACR Systems
Financial Implications of Repair and Maintenance of Machinery and Equipment.
Hospital Infrastructure Project Implementation Model.
Patient Safety Incident Reporting System Study.
Costing of Intensive Care in Neurosciences Centre.
Need Analysis of CSR at AIIMS.
Radiotherapy Services and RT Equipment Utilization Study.
Educational Intervention for CLABSI Reduction.
Telemedicine as a Screening Tool in Pediatric OPD.
Exploratory study into perceived impact of accreditation on Health Care Quality and associated costs in HCOs
Study on patient centered care
Study on procurement practices through GEM
Quantitative study to assess perception of Principal Investigators conducting extra-mural research about Research Management System
Study on application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in hospitals
Study scope of implementation of sustainable practices at a tertiary care teaching hospital.
Study of compliance of IPD medical records as per NABH standards
Study of professional fulfillment, intention to leave and attrition amongst Resident Doctors
Comparative Medical Record Audit of COVID and Non-COVID Patients.
Psychological Impact of In-Hospital Confinement during COVID-19.
Burnout, Compassion Fatigue and Secondary Trauma among Healthcare Workers.
Costing of Makeshift COVID Isolation Facility.
Patient Safety Culture Study.
Correlation between Comorbidities and COVID-19 Outcomes.
Surgical Consumable Utilization Study.
Financial Assistance and Welfare Schemes Study.
POSH Communication Standardization Study.
Linen Management System Study.
Application of Queuing Theory in OPD Management.
Cost Conundrum of Anti-Cancer Drugs.
Eye Donation Awareness Study.
Process Flow of Medico-Legal Cases for System Improvement.
Dietary Services Satisfaction Study.
Maintenance Strategies of Critical Medical Equipment.
Shared Professional Roles in Nursing Services.
Impact of Interactive Communication Training on Nursing Staff.
Monitoring Environmental Cleaning using ATP Bioluminescence Assay.
Offshoring of Medical Records: Administrative Perspective.
Informed Consent Practices in Surgical Disciplines.

Education

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Education

The Department of Hospital Administration conducts the postgraduate MD (Hospital Administration) programme, one of the oldest and most prestigious academic programmes in healthcare management in the country. Started in February 1966, it was the first structured postgraduate programme in Hospital Administration in India and has since evolved into a highly recognized medical specialty dedicated to healthcare systems management, hospital operations, and health policy.

The residency programme emphasizes intensive “hands-on” training in hospital administration. Resident Doctors function as Duty Officers in the hospital Control Room on a round-the-clock basis and coordinate various hospital activities, particularly during after-office hours. This practical exposure enables residents to develop expertise in healthcare operations, emergency coordination, patient services management, resource allocation, disaster preparedness, and hospital systems administration.

The Department introduced Integrated Learning Modules in January 2008, bringing a structured and multidisciplinary approach to academic training. The programme includes lectures, group discussions, problem-based learning, case studies, journal clubs, seminars, and interactive sessions conducted throughout the day under faculty supervision. Guest lectures by experts from healthcare, administration, public health, management, and policy sectors are also regularly organized to broaden academic and professional exposure.

The Department of Hospital Administration became the first department in the hospital to receive ISO 9001:2000 certification in October 2008, reflecting its commitment to quality systems and academic excellence.

Faculty members of the Department actively conduct training programmes for healthcare professionals working in Central and State Government organizations, public sector undertakings, autonomous institutions, paramilitary organizations, and healthcare institutions across the country.

MD (Hospital Administration) – Three-Year Residency Programme

The Department offers a three-year postgraduate residency programme leading to the award of MD in Hospital Administration. The programme combines academic teaching, hospital postings, field exposure, administrative responsibilities, and research training in a tertiary care teaching hospital environment.

The academic curriculum broadly includes:

General Management
Organizational Behaviour
Financial Management
Material Management
Health Programmes and Public Health Systems
Hospital Planning and Designing
Planning and Designing of Clinical and Support Service Areas
Quality Assurance and Accreditation
Human Resource Management
Hospital Information Systems
Disaster Management and Emergency Preparedness
Healthcare Laws, Ethics, and Medico-Legal Issues
Healthcare Economics and Health Insurance
Research Methodology and Biostatistics

Resident Doctors are extensively involved in the day-to-day functioning of hospital services and administrative systems under faculty supervision, thereby gaining practical managerial experience in one of the largest tertiary care teaching hospitals in the country.

The Department also conducts Ph.D. programmes in Hospital Administration and related areas of healthcare management and health systems research.

Career Opportunities

The MD (Hospital Administration) programme prepares medical graduates for leadership, managerial, administrative, policy-making, academic, research, and entrepreneurial roles within the healthcare sector. The programme is uniquely positioned to develop physician-administrators who combine clinical understanding with managerial expertise, enabling them to effectively bridge the gap between patient care and healthcare management.

Modern healthcare organizations require leaders who not only understand management principles but also possess a deep understanding of clinical processes, patient needs, medical ethics, healthcare regulations, and the complexities of healthcare delivery. As qualified medical doctors with specialized training in Hospital Administration, graduates are uniquely equipped to make informed decisions that balance clinical excellence, patient safety, operational efficiency, financial sustainability, and organizational growth.

The MD (Hospital Administration) curriculum provides comprehensive training in hospital operations, healthcare systems management, quality improvement, patient safety, healthcare financing, strategic planning, digital health, healthcare laws, human resource management, hospital planning and design, disaster management, and healthcare leadership. This enables graduates to lead multidisciplinary healthcare teams and manage complex healthcare organizations effectively.

Career opportunities are available in:

• Government healthcare institutions, including central and state government hospitals, medical colleges, and specialized healthcare facilities.

• Autonomous medical institutions, national institutes of excellence, and tertiary care teaching hospitals.

• Public health organizations, national health programmes, health missions, and international health agencies.

• Healthcare regulatory, planning, accreditation, and policy-making bodies.

• Corporate hospitals, healthcare networks, and integrated healthcare delivery systems.

• Healthcare quality, patient safety, risk management, and accreditation organizations.

• Health insurance, healthcare financing, and third-party administration organizations.

• Healthcare consulting, project management, healthcare technology, digital health, and health informatics organizations.

• Academic institutions, universities, and research organizations involved in teaching, training, and healthcare management research.

The programme also provides a strong foundation for healthcare entrepreneurship. Training in hospital planning and design, healthcare operations, financial management, quality systems, healthcare laws, and strategic management equips graduates with the skills required to conceptualize, establish, and manage hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centres, day-care centres, rehabilitation facilities, telemedicine services, healthcare consulting firms, and other healthcare enterprises.

Doctor-administrators trained through the MD (Hospital Administration) programme play a critical role in ensuring that management decisions remain aligned with patient care priorities and clinical requirements. Their medical background allows them to engage effectively with clinicians, understand healthcare challenges at the point of care, and lead healthcare organizations with a patient-centric perspective. This unique combination of medical knowledge and administrative expertise makes them particularly well suited for leadership positions in healthcare organizations.

Graduates of the programme occupy senior administrative and managerial positions such as Medical Superintendent, Deputy Medical Superintendent, Hospital Administrator, Chief Administrative Officer, Chief Operating Officer (COO), Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Quality and Patient Safety Head, Health Programme Manager, Health Policy Advisor, Healthcare Consultant, Project Director, Healthcare Entrepreneur, and Faculty in Hospital Administration.

Many alumni of the programme are serving in key leadership positions in premier government institutions, autonomous organizations, corporate hospitals, national health programmes, international agencies, and academic institutions. Their contributions have significantly influenced healthcare delivery, hospital management, health policy, quality improvement, healthcare innovation, and health system strengthening in India.

Admission

Admission to the MD (Hospital Administration) programme is through the Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test (INI-CET) conducted by AIIMS New Delhi. Details regarding eligibility criteria, admission procedures, and examination schedules are available on the official website of AIIMS Examinations Section.

Training

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Training

The Department of Hospital Administration offers a range of academic, training, and professional development programmes aimed at developing leadership and managerial competencies in healthcare organizations.

The programmes offered by the department include:

MD (Hospital Administration) – A three-year postgraduate residency programme designed to develop specialists in hospital administration, healthcare management, health systems, quality management, healthcare finance, planning, and policy.
Short-Term Training Programmes (up to 6 months)
Long-Term Training Programmes (6 months to 2 years)
Training Programmes for Foreign Nationals and WHO Fellows
Continuing Medical Education (CME) Programmes
Healthcare Executives Management Development Programme (HxMDP)

These programmes provide participants with exposure to contemporary healthcare management practices through a combination of classroom teaching, field visits, research activities, project work, and hands-on training in one of India's largest tertiary care teaching hospitals.

For details regarding eligibility criteria, curriculum, training schedules, fees, and application procedures, interested candidates visit the official website of AIIMS New Delhi.