HYDERABAD: Employees’ State Insurance Company (ESIC) Hospital, Hyderabad, dean Dr M Srinivas, who has been named as the brand new director of AIIMS-Delhi, has been offering companies relentlessly even when he was in ICU with a C-PAP machine (a respiration support machine) through the Covid-19 second wave.
Such has been his dedication to work, even through the pandemic. Dr Srinivas worked 18 hours a day throughout pandemic and ensured that sufferers coming to the hospital wouldn’t have to be referred to non-public hospitals. He had fought extreme Covid twice and helped different sufferers, who had been preventing to discover a mattress on the hospital. Denial of beds through the Covid peak, which was a standard affair at different hospitals, was not seen at ESIC Hospital.
“Our dean ensured that patients were not referred to private hospitals during the pandemic. If there was a requirement, they were sent to Gandhi Hospital with all arrangements,” stated an worker at ESIC.
In truth, this unassuming man has been instrumental in reviving the ESIC – from a spot the place cattle grazed – to the nation’s high ESIC facility (adjudged final 12 months). Born in Raichur in Karnataka, Dr Srinivas had accomplished MBBS from Bellary Medical College and went on to do MS common surgical procedure from Davangere and MCH paediatric surgical procedure from AIIMS-Delhi. He additionally acquired skilled in Ireland.
The ESIC had only one constructing with no college students and a handful of medical doctors earlier than Dr Srinivas joined the ability in 2016. But, at present it caters to 2,000 outpatients and 500 in super-speciality. The hospital, which has 450 beds, has now been upgraded to a 800-bed facility and is on the verge of accelerating its capability.
During his tenure, he had abolished all unions on the hospital and launched inpatient monitoring app, facial recognition-based attendance, roster mapping and an adaptor for prime stream nasal oxygen.
Speaking about his type of working, Dr P Raghu Ram, director of KIMS-Ushalakshmi Centre for Breast Diseases stated, “Since 2016, Dr Srinivas worked hard and literally brought ESIC hospital out of coma through a number of landmark and bold initiatives. He held a no-nonsense approach coupled with extraordinary commitment, dedication and passion to serve. Working around 18 hours a day, he is truly a Karma Yogi.”
Such has been his dedication to work, even through the pandemic. Dr Srinivas worked 18 hours a day throughout pandemic and ensured that sufferers coming to the hospital wouldn’t have to be referred to non-public hospitals. He had fought extreme Covid twice and helped different sufferers, who had been preventing to discover a mattress on the hospital. Denial of beds through the Covid peak, which was a standard affair at different hospitals, was not seen at ESIC Hospital.
“Our dean ensured that patients were not referred to private hospitals during the pandemic. If there was a requirement, they were sent to Gandhi Hospital with all arrangements,” stated an worker at ESIC.
In truth, this unassuming man has been instrumental in reviving the ESIC – from a spot the place cattle grazed – to the nation’s high ESIC facility (adjudged final 12 months). Born in Raichur in Karnataka, Dr Srinivas had accomplished MBBS from Bellary Medical College and went on to do MS common surgical procedure from Davangere and MCH paediatric surgical procedure from AIIMS-Delhi. He additionally acquired skilled in Ireland.
The ESIC had only one constructing with no college students and a handful of medical doctors earlier than Dr Srinivas joined the ability in 2016. But, at present it caters to 2,000 outpatients and 500 in super-speciality. The hospital, which has 450 beds, has now been upgraded to a 800-bed facility and is on the verge of accelerating its capability.
During his tenure, he had abolished all unions on the hospital and launched inpatient monitoring app, facial recognition-based attendance, roster mapping and an adaptor for prime stream nasal oxygen.
Speaking about his type of working, Dr P Raghu Ram, director of KIMS-Ushalakshmi Centre for Breast Diseases stated, “Since 2016, Dr Srinivas worked hard and literally brought ESIC hospital out of coma through a number of landmark and bold initiatives. He held a no-nonsense approach coupled with extraordinary commitment, dedication and passion to serve. Working around 18 hours a day, he is truly a Karma Yogi.”
