M'lore: Allied Health Science courses inaugurated at FMMC


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SS/SN) 

Mangalore, Oct 7:  Professor C S Shastry, principal, Nitte Gulabi Shetty Memorial Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Paneer, inaugurated the Allied health science courses at Fr Muller Medical College (FMMC) on Monday October 7.

Speaking after the inauguration professor C S Shastry said “young students that have joined different courses who are ready to aspire a lot from their lives must be focused and inculcate proper time management.”

He also said, “the ideology of ‘ASK’ should be implemented in every student’s life, which stands for 'attitude, skill and knowledge'.”

"With education, people tend to become self centric, duties become secondary and rights become primary. Thus students must have a right outlook," he added.

The courses inaugurated under the allied health science for the academic year 2013 – 14, will consist of courses such as bachelors in physiotherapy, masters in hospital administration, MSc and BSc in medical laboratory, BSc in medical imaging technology and BSc in radio therapy.

Dr Jayaprakash Alva, dean of FMMC delivered the welcome speech and Fr Rudolph Ravi D'Sa, administrator of FMMC introduced the chief guest.

'The Artificer', the first newsletter of the physiotherapy department was released by Fr Patrick Rodrigues, director of FMMC.

Fr Patrick Rodrigues said, “Students must have faith and confidence in the courses chosen by them, they should also have determination and perseverance throughout their career.”

The vote of thanks was delivered by professor Narsimha, head of the physiotherapy department.

  

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  • D Roy, Durgapur

    Sat, Feb 28 2015

    Being a colorblind which branches of Bsc allied health courses of your college would be helpful for my future professional career purpose?Please advice me urgently.

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Mon, Oct 07 2013

    It is good to see Father Muller's Charitable Institutions making progress in different directions and dimensions. It is hard to believe that Father Muller who commenced his work in a small measure by dispensing Homeopathy drugs in a small way is watching over the all round growth of FMCI. Over the past over one hundred and thirty years several directors were called upon to manage this venture and today Father Patrick Rodrigues with a fund of knowledge and fortified with a Master's degree in Health Care from a prestigious University in U.S.A. is called upon to guide the future destiny of the hospital and medical college apart from the department of Physical Therapy and others.

    It is good to see that he is ably supported by Father Richard who is not new to FMCI and in addition on the Medical College front we have Father Rudolph D'Sa who is rendering excellent services.

    On then professional front we have indeed Dr. Alva who is rendering excellent services. We have also Dr. Sanjiv Rai and together they are going all out to keep up the tradition of this mighty institution.

    Physiotherapy department is in the hands of Mr. Narasimhan who is acclaimed and accepted well both by the management as well as the staff.

    I have a long and happy association with Father Mullers Institutions and my good wishes are and will always be Father Mullers'

    It wa skind of Professor C.S. Shastry to inaugurate the new Allied Science Courses.

    Joe Gonsalves

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