General Medicine
The Department of General Medicine at SIMS Hospital operates under Dr. Anil Kumar Kem, Professor & HOD, supported by a dedicated team of unit heads, associate professors, senior residents, and residents across 8 well-organised units. The department delivers comprehensive OPD, IPD, and emergency care, backed by 240 beds, a dedicated medicine ICU, and a cardiac care unit with 2D ECHO, TMT, and Holter facilities. Specialised clinics for diabetes, thyroid, hepatitis, oncology, and ART ensure focused, ongoing patient care. The department also conducts regular CMEs, health camps, and academic training for MBBS students and residents through lectures, seminars, and hands-on clinical exposure.
Facilities
- Cardiologist
- Neurologist
- Nephrologist
- Oncologist
- 2D ECHO
- TMT
- Holter
- Cath Lab – Opening soon
- BMA
- Seminar Hall/CME
- Emergency Medicine (24×7)
- Medicine ICU-I and II, along with CCU
- Endoscopy
- OPD Service
- IPD Service
- Diabetic Clinic
- Thyroid Clinic
- Hepatitis Clinic
- ART Centre
- Case Presentation – Twice Weekly
- Seminars
- Health Checkup camps
- Discount in routine investigations for IPD patients
- Dialysis
- EEG
FAQs
What is the duration of the M.D. General Medicine program?
The M.D. General Medicine residency is a three-year postgraduate program focused on training doctors in adult medical care.
What does the M.D. General Medicine program cover?
It covers the diagnosis and management of adult medical conditions, including infections, diabetes, hypertension, and diseases affecting the heart, lungs, kidneys, and liver.
Who can apply for the M.D. General Medicine course?
Candidates need an MBBS degree, a completed compulsory internship, and a valid NEET-PG score to qualify for admission through counselling.
What will residents learn during emergency and critical care postings?
Residents learn to stabilise acutely ill patients, manage shock, respiratory failure, and sepsis, and perform procedures such as central line placement.
What career options are available after completing M.D. General Medicine?
Graduates can work as consultant physicians, join academic faculty positions, or pursue DM and DNB super-specialty training in fields such as cardiology and neurology.