Shri Bhausaheb Hire

Government Medical College & Hospital, Dhule

Affiliated to MUHS, Nashik. Recognised by NMC

Shri Bhausaheb Hire

Government Medical College & Hospital, Dhule

Affiliated to MUHS, Nashik. Recognised by NMC

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY

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In this department, students explore the physiological processes of the human body. Learning Physiology is crucial as it provides insights into how the body functions and helps in understanding the mechanisms of health and disease.

Cardiovascular Physiology
Respiratory Physiology
Neurophysiology
Clinical Physiology
Endocrinology Studies
Molecular Physiology
Laboratory Experiments
Research Projects
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Non-Teaching Staff

Sr. No. Name Designation
01 Mrs. Pushpanjali G. Sonawane Technician
02 Mr. Ramesh Kedare Clerk
03 Mr. Malhari Sonawane Laboratory Attendant
04 Mrs. Ratna S. Khairnar Attendant
05 Mr. Dhiraj Chavhan Sweeper
Dr. Girish Thakare

Dr. Girish Thakare

Professor & Head (Physiology Department)

Dr. Girish Thakare, Professor & Head of the Physiology Department, holds an MD in Physiology (BJMC, Pune, 1996) and an MBBS (BJMC, Pune, 1988). With extensive experience in medical education, Dr. Thakare has made significant contributions to the field through his research and publications. He has been actively involved in various training programs and workshops, further enriching his expertise in physiology and medical education.

Dr. Thakare has been recognized for his dedication and contributions to the field. His publications span various aspects of physiology and medical education, showcasing his commitment to advancing knowledge in these areas.

  • Email: [email protected]
  • Qualification: MD Physiology (BJMC, 1996), MBBS (BJMC, 1988)
  • Present Designation: Professor & Head
  • Nature of Employment: Regular
  • Date of Promotion: 03/11/2020
  • Number of Lectures Taken/Year: 77
  • Small Teaching Groups Conducted: 132

Details of Service in the Last Years:

Year 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Institution SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule GMC Nandurbar GMC Jalgaon SBH GMC Dhule
Duration 03/11/2020 to 08/02/2021 09/02/2021 to 14/08/2023 09/02/2021 to 14/08/2023 17/08/2023 to 10/10/2024 11/10/2024 to till date

Publications

Sr. No. Publication Details Indexing
1 Resting BP and cold pressor test in policemen in Dhule city. Journal: International Journal of Basic Medical Science (2021) Copernicus
2 Effect of Sitting & Non-Sitting Yoga Asanas on Premature Ejaculation. Journal: Inventi Impact Sex & Reproduction (2012) Copernicus
3 A comparative analysis between Yoga and stop-start method. Journal: Indian Journal of Research and Reports of Medical Sciences (2012) CiteFactor
4 Variability and Accuracy of Sahli's Method in Estimation of Hemoglobin Concentration. Journal: National Journal of Integrated Research in Medicine (2013) PubMed
5 Comparative Lung Function Test of Policemen in Traffic Control with those in General Duty. Journal: National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacology (2013) Embase
6 Study of Physical Fitness Index in Policemen in Dhule City. Journal: National Journal of Medical Sciences (2014) Copernicus
7 Impact of Gender and Body Mass Index on Medical and Ulnar Motor Nerve F-Wave Intensity in Healthy Late Teenagers. Journal: International Journal of Research in Medicine (2014) PubMed
8 Effect of Short Duration Yogic Techniques on Cardiovascular Parameters in Students Doing Yoga. Journal: Indian Journal of Basic and Applied Medical Research (2017) Copernicus
9 Assessment of Knowledge, Attitude & Practices in Coaches Regarding Musculoskeletal Sport Injuries and Sport Safety Measures Among Sport Participants. Journal: Indian Journal of Anatomy and Physiology (2017) Google Scholar

Training

  • Revised Basic Course in Medical Education Technology and AETCOM (04-06 August 2021, SBHGMC Dhule)

  • Basic Course in Medical Education Technology (07-09 August 2024, MUHS Nashik)

  • Curriculum Implementation Support Program (02-04 May 2019, MUHS Nashik)

  • Basic Course in Biomedical Research (March-June 2021)

Dr. Amita Ranade

Dr. Amita Ranade

Associate Professor (Physiology Department)

Dr. Amita Ranade, Associate Professor in the Physiology Department, holds an MD in Physiology (GMC Nagpur, 2003) and an MBBS (GMC Nagpur, 1997). With a strong background in medical education, Dr. Ranade has contributed significantly to the field through her research and publications. She has been actively involved in various training programs and workshops, enhancing her expertise in physiology and medical education.

Dr. Ranade's dedication and contributions to the field are evident in her publications, which cover various aspects of physiology and medical education, showcasing her commitment to advancing knowledge in these areas.

  • Email: [email protected]
  • Qualification: MD Physiology (GMC Nagpur, 2003), MBBS (GMC Nagpur, 1997)
  • Present Designation: Associate Professor
  • Nature of Employment: Regular
  • Date of Promotion: 21/08/2015
  • Number of Lectures Taken/Year: 23
  • Small Teaching Groups Conducted: 132

Details of Service in the Last Years:

Year 2015 2021 2022 2023 2024
Institution SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule

Publications

Sr. No. Publication Details Indexing
1 Effect of Nadishuddhi Pranayam on PFT in medical students of SBHGMC Dhule. Milestone, Jan 2006/Vol.5/No.1 Copernicus
2 Profile of some pulmonary function tests in male hypertensives. National Journal of Medical Sciences, Vol 4, No. 2, July 2015. Copernicus
3 Stress among 1st MBBS students of SBHGMC Dhule. International Journal of Pharmacology & Other Biosciences, July 2015; 6(3): B 1061-1065. DOAJ
4 Stress study in 1st year medical students. International Journal of Biomedical & Advanced Research, 2015; 6(06): 499-503. Copernicus
5 Profile of some cardiac function tests in male hypertensives. International Journal of Recent Scientific Research, Vol. 6, Aug 2015. Copernicus
6 Study of basal physiological parameters of standard X students of Dhule city. Int J Pharm Bio Sci, Oct 2015; 6(4): 770-773. Copernicus
7 Effect of acute exposure of formaldehyde on pulmonary function tests of 1st year MBBS students. Int J Pharm Bio Sci, Oct-Dec 2015; 5(4): 39-43. EMBASE

Training

  • AETCOM (04-06 December 2023, MUHS Nashik)

  • Basic Course in Medical Education Technology (04-06 December 2023, MUHS Nashik)

  • Curriculum Implementation Support Program (12-14 May 2019, MUHS Nashik)

  • Basic Course in Biomedical Research (March-June 2021)

Dr. Prashant Patil

Dr. Prashant Patil

Associate Professor (Physiology Department)

Dr. Prashant Patil, Associate Professor in the Physiology Department, holds an MD in Physiology (LTMC Mumbai, 2006) and an MBBS (SBHGMC Dhule, 2001). With a strong background in medical education, Dr. Patil has contributed significantly to the field through his research and publications. He has been actively involved in various training programs and workshops, enhancing his expertise in physiology and medical education.

Dr. Patil's dedication and contributions to the field are evident in his publications, which cover various aspects of physiology and medical education, showcasing his commitment to advancing knowledge in these areas.

  • Email: [email protected]
  • Qualification: MD Physiology (LTMC Mumbai, 2006), MBBS (SBHGMC Dhule, 2001)
  • Present Designation: Associate Professor
  • Nature of Employment: Regular
  • Date of Promotion: 06/07/2015
  • Number of Lectures Taken/Year: 28
  • Small Teaching Groups Conducted: 132

Details of Service in the Last Years:

Year 2027 2021 2022 2023 2024
Institution SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule

Publications

Sr. No. Publication Details Indexing
1 Effect of Yoga on cardiovascular fitness of non-athletic untrained medical students. The Indian Practitioner, 2011; 65(2): 79-85. Copernicus
2 Effect of Sitting & Non-Sitting Yoga Asanas on Premature Ejaculation. Inventi Impact: Sex & Reproduction, 2012; Vol. 2012, Issue 4: 204-208. Copernicus
3 Premature ejaculation: A comparative analysis between yoga and stop-start method. Indian Journal of Research and Reports in Medical Sciences, 2012; 2(3): 17-20. Copernicus
4 Comparative Study of Lung Function Test of Policemen in Traffic Control with those in General Duty. National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacy & Pharmacology, 2013; 3(2): 162-166. EMBASE
5 Variability and Accuracy of Sahli’s Method in Estimation of Haemoglobin Concentration. National Journal of Integrated Research in Medicine, 2013; Vol. 4(1): 38-44. PubMed
6 Evaluation of Instructional Multimedia in Learning Basic Clinical Examination Skill by First Year Medical Students. International Journal of Medical and Health Sciences, 2014; Vol-3, Issue-1: 48-53. Copernicus
7 Awareness of Healthcare Workers Regarding Biomedical Waste Management (BMW) at Tertiary Care Government Hospital in Dhule (Maharashtra). National Journal of Integrated Research in Medicine, 2013; Vol 4(4): 74-79. Google Scholar
8 Departmental Equipment Maintenance System in Government Medical College. International Archives of Integrated Medicine, 2015; 2(3): 79-86. Copernicus
9 Effect of Immunization Counseling Skills Training in Third-Year Medical Students. Int J Med Sci Public Health, 2015; 4 (Online First). Copernicus
10 Variability of Haemoglobin Estimation Methods in Capillary and Venous Blood of Adult Anemic Patients. National Journal of Medical Sciences, 2016. DOAJ
11 Assessment of Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices in Coaches Regarding Musculoskeletal Sport Injuries and Sports Safety Measures Among Sports Participants. Indian Journal of Clinical Anatomy and Physiology, 2017. Copernicus

Training

  • Revised Basic Course in Medical Education Technology and AETCOM (21-23 May 2019, MUHS Nashik)

  • Curriculum Implementation Support Program (18-20 July 2009, SBHGMC Dhule)

  • Advanced Course in Medical Education Technology (Oct 2020 - Sept 2021, JNMC Sawangi)

  • Basic Course in Biomedical Research (March-June 2020)

Dr. Rameshwar Daokar

Dr. Rameshwar Daokar

Associate Professor (Physiology Department)

Dr. Rameshwar Daokar, Associate Professor in the Physiology Department, holds an MD in Physiology (GGMC Mumbai, 2004) and an MBBS (GMC Nanded, 1999). With a strong background in medical education, Dr. Daokar has contributed significantly to the field through his research and publications. He has been actively involved in various training programs and workshops, enhancing his expertise in physiology and medical education.

Dr. Daokar's dedication and contributions to the field are evident in his publications, which cover various aspects of physiology and medical education, showcasing his commitment to advancing knowledge in these areas.

  • Email: [email protected]
  • Qualification: MD Physiology (GGMC Mumbai, 2004), MBBS (GMC Nanded, 1999)
  • Present Designation: Associate Professor
  • Nature of Employment: Regular
  • Date of Promotion: 10/09/2015
  • Number of Lectures Taken/Year: 27
  • Small Teaching Groups Conducted: 132

Details of Service in the Last Years:

Year 2015 2021
Institution Dr. VMGMC Solapur SBH GMC Dhule
Duration 10/09/2015 to 31/10/2023 01/11/ 2023 to Till date

Publications

Sr. No. Publication Details Indexing
1 Is Age of Onset of Myocardial Infarction and Serum Cholesterol Level Related to Smoking Status? IJABMS, July 2013; Vol 15B[21]. Copernicus
2 Does the Number of Cigarettes Smoked per Day Affect the Age of Onset of Acute Myocardial Infarction and Serum Total Cholesterol? IJABMS, Jan 2014; Vol 16 A[22]. EMBASE
3 Correlation of Classroom Attendance with Exam Performance in 1st MBBS Students in South Maharashtra. SJAMS. DOAJ
4 Screen Out Undiagnosed Cases of Hypertension: A Cross-Sectional Study of Blood Pressure in Solapur, India. SJAMS. Copernicus

Training

  • Basic Course in Medical Education Technology and AETCOM (10-13 March 2010, KEM Mumbai)

  • Curriculum Implementation Support Program (25-27 June 2019, AFMC Pune)

  • Basic Course in Biomedical Research (March-June 2020)

Dr. Kamini Nikam

Dr. Kamini Nikam

Assistant Professor (Physiology Department)

Dr. Kamini Nikam, Assistant Professor in the Physiology Department, holds an MD in Physiology (Seth GSMC Mumbai, 2013) and an MBBS (SVNGMC, 2007). With a strong background in medical education, Dr. Nikam has contributed significantly to the field through her research and publications. She has been actively involved in various training programs and workshops, enhancing her expertise in physiology and medical education.

Dr. Nikam's dedication and contributions to the field are evident in her publications, which cover various aspects of physiology and medical education, showcasing her commitment to advancing knowledge in these areas.

  • Email: [email protected]
  • Qualification: MD Physiology (Seth GSMC Mumbai, 2013), MBBS (SVNGMC, 2007)
  • Present Designation: Assistant Professor
  • Nature of Employment: Regular
  • Number of Lectures Taken/Year: 25
  • Small Teaching Groups Conducted: 198

Details of Service in the Last Years:

Year 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Institution SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule SBH GMC Dhule

Publications

Sr. No. Publication Details Indexing
1 Effects of Chalk Dust on Peak Expiratory Flow Rate in School Teachers. Int. J Med Health Sciences, Oct 2013; Vol 2, Issue 4. EMBASE
2 Sex Differences in Effects of Cognitive Stress on Working Capacity in Adults. Applied Physiology and Anatomy Digest, March 2017; Vol 1(4): 9-17. Copernicus
3 A Retrospective Study to Find Out Incidence, Mortality, Causes, and Vaccination Status of Cases of Tetanus Among All Pediatric Admissions in Tertiary Health Care Centre. International Journal of Contemporary Medical Research, 2015; 2(5): 1208-1210. Copernicus
4 Assessment of Role of Physical Fitness of Cricket Players in Response to Various Tests. DOAJ. DOAJ
5 Effect of Tila Taila Paana (Drinking Sesamum Indicum Seed Oil) on Serum Level of Thyroid Stimulating Hormone, Lipid Profile, and Weight in Hypothyroid Obese Patient on Levothyroxine Therapy - A Case Report. Imperial Journal of Interdisciplinary Research, 2016; Vol-2, Issue-12. EMBASE

Training

  • Revised Basic Course in Medical Education Technology and AETCOM (12-14 June 2019, MUHS Nashik)

  • Curriculum Implementation Support Program (18-20 July 2019, SBHGMC Dhule)

  • Basic Course in Biomedical Research

Dr. Sharad Mankar

Dr. Sharad Mankar

Assistant Professor (Physiology Department)

Dr. Sharad Mankar, Assistant Professor in the Physiology Department, holds an MD in Physiology (GMC Nagpur, 2016) and an MBBS (GGMC Mumbai, 2011). With a strong background in medical education, Dr. Mankar has contributed significantly to the field through his research and publications. He has been actively involved in various training programs and workshops, enhancing his expertise in physiology and medical education.

Dr. Mankar's dedication and contributions to the field are evident in his publications, which cover various aspects of physiology and medical education, showcasing his commitment to advancing knowledge in these areas.

  • Email: [email protected]
  • Qualification: MD Physiology (GMC Nagpur, 2016), MBBS (GGMC Mumbai, 2011)
  • Present Designation: Assistant Professor
  • Nature of Employment: Regular
  • Number of Lectures Taken/Year: 40
  • Small Teaching Groups Conducted: 198

Details of Service in the Last Years:

Year 2016 2022 2023
Institution SVNGMC Yavatmal SSPM Medical College Sindhudurg SBH GMC Dhule
Duration 11/11/ 2016 to 29/06/ 2022 4/07/ 2022 to 15/02/ 2023 16/02/ 2023 to Till date

Publications

Sr. No. Publication Details Indexing
1 Comparison between Jigsaw and Snowball Method of Active Learning Among First Year Medical Undergraduates: An Interventional Study. International Journal of Physiology, April-June 2020; Vol. 8, No. 02. Scopus
2 Association Between Hypertension and Anthropometric Indices in Adult Men: A Case-Control Study. International Journal of Community Medicine and Public Health, April 2018; Vol. 5(4): 1514-1518. EMBASE
3 Substance Abuse and Sperm Count Among Patients Attending Semen Analysis Laboratory at Tertiary Care Center. Scholars Journal of Applied Medical Sciences, 2015; Vol. 3(1F): 392-395. Copernicus

Training

  • Revised Basic Course in Medical Education Technology (27/02/2018 to 01/03/2018, SVNGMC Yavatmal)

  • Curriculum Implementation Support Program (29-31 May 2019, SVNGMC Yavatmal)

  • Advanced Course in Medical Education Technology (Oct 2020 to Sept 2021, JNMC Sawangi)

  • Basic Course in Biomedical Research (December 2022 to March 2023)