The Department of Anaesthesiology plays a vital role in ensuring safe and effective surgical care. The department is responsible for providing anaesthesia, pain management, perioperative care, and critical care services. With a strong academic and clinical foundation, the department trains future doctors in the principles of anaesthesia, resuscitation, and emergency medicine while also engaging in research and innovation.
Vision
To be a leader in anaesthesia, critical care, and pain medicine, recognized for excellence in clinical services, education, and patient safety.
Mission
- To provide safe, ethical, and patient-centered anaesthesia care for all surgical procedures.
- To train undergraduate and postgraduate students in anaesthesia, pain management, and intensive care.
- To ensure the highest standards of perioperative monitoring, emergency management, and resuscitation.
- To promote research and adoption of modern techniques in anaesthesiology and critical care.
- To contribute to community health services through emergency response and life-support training programs.
Clinical Services
- Administration of anaesthesia for general surgery, obstetrics & gynaecology, orthopaedics, ENT, ophthalmology, and super-specialty surgeries.
- Pre-anaesthetic assessment and optimization of patients.
- Post-operative care including pain management and recovery.
- Critical care services in ICU and emergency medicine.
- Specialized care in regional anaesthesia, paediatric anaesthesia, and high-risk surgical cases.
- Pain clinics for the management of acute and chronic pain.
Academic & Research Activities
- Training for MBBS and MD (Anaesthesiology) students.
- Hands-on learning in airway management, resuscitation, and life-support techniques.
- Research in anaesthetic drugs, techniques, and critical care management.
- Regular CME programs, workshops, and skill development sessions in anaesthesia and pain medicine.
Infrastructure & Facilities
- Well-equipped operation theatres with modern anaesthesia workstations and monitoring systems.
- Dedicated ICU and critical care facilities.
- Advanced equipment for ventilation, monitoring, and resuscitation.
- Simulation-based training for airway and emergency management.
- Experienced faculty and a skilled anaesthesia team providing round-the-clock services.