• • 97 scholarly contributions (2014–2026), including research articles, abstracts, book chapters, and academic manuals.
  • 74 peer-reviewed research publications addressing contemporary challenges in Emergency Medicine.
  • Research focused on snakebite, toxicology, stroke, trauma, sepsis, emergency ultrasound, resuscitation, and emergency care systems.
  • Collaborations with national and international researchers, including contributions to global emergency medicine and stroke initiatives.
  • Faculty authors of reference textbooks, book chapters, and structured training manuals including SAVIOR and SAFETi.

• • One of the early academic Emergency Medicine departments in India offering the MD Emergency Medicine programme.
  • Annual postgraduate intake increased from 2 to 3 MD residents.
  • Conducts structured academic activities including journal clubs, simulation training, mortality meetings, clinical audits, and research mentorship.
  • Recognized for innovative educational initiatives such as Examthalon and EM-SONO.

• • Conducted 33 Basic Life Support (BLS) courses training 257 healthcare professionals (2024–2025).
  • Conducted 29 Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) courses training 277 participants.
  • Organized nationally recognized CMEs and workshops including:
    • • • Mega EM-SONO
        • Examthalon
        • Assessors Training Programme (ATP)
        • Disaster preparedness programmes
        • Emergency ultrasound workshops

• • Functions as an AHA-authorized International Training Centre for BLS, ACLS and PALS.
  • EM-SONO, under the aegis of INCUS (International Network of Critical Ultrasound) .

Developed innovative academic platforms including:

• • Examthalon – competency-based Emergency Medicine assessment.
  • Snake Bite Life Support (SBLS) – ICMR-funded national initiative.
  • SAVIOR – advanced snakebite assessment and referral programme.
  • SAFETi – first aid, emergency response, and wilderness medicine training.
  • JEDLS – structured emergency medicine curriculum for undergraduate medical students.

Conducted extensive emergency care training for:

• • Police personnel
  • Fire & Rescue Services
  • Civil Defence volunteers
  • Forest Department staff
  • NCC cadets
  • Healthcare professionals
  • Schools and colleges
  • Corporate organizations
  • Delivered large-scale training in CPR, Basic Life Support, trauma response, disaster preparedness, first aid, and snakebite management.
  • Strengthening community preparedness through sustainable first-responder education.

Nationally recognized centre for research in:

• • Snakebite and Venomics
  • Toxicology
  • Stroke Systems of Care
  • Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS)
  • Trauma Care
  • Emergency Resuscitation
  • Publications have contributed to improving emergency care practices in the Indian and global healthcare context.

• • Faculty serve as invited speakers, course directors, workshop faculty, and assessors at national Emergency Medicine conferences.
  • Active contributors to curriculum development, faculty development programmes, and competency-based medical education.
  • Continued leadership in promoting simulation-based emergency medicine education.

• • Conducts regular simulation exercises, disaster drills, and multidisciplinary emergency response training.
  • Integrates emergency preparedness with academic training and public health initiatives.
  • Continues to strengthen emergency care systems through innovation, education, and collaborative partnerships.

• • 97 Academic Publications & Scholarly Contributions
  • 74 Peer-reviewed Research Articles
  • 33 BLS Courses Conducted
  • 257 Healthcare Professionals Trained in BLS
  • 29 ACLS Courses Conducted
  • 277 Healthcare Professionals Trained in ACLS
  • 10+ Signature Academic & Training Programmes
  • Thousands of Healthcare Professionals, Students, and Community Members trained through outreach initiatives