I Dr Neena Raizada have done MBBS and MD Anaesthesia from S N Medical College Agra in1997.Completed Senior Registrarship in Cardia Anaesthesia in Oct 2000 from All India Institute of Medical Sciences New Delhi. I got Young Anaesthesiologist Award of India in 1999.I have got Fellowship and vast experience in Cardiac Anaesthesia , 18 years experience in Neonatal and Paediatric Anaesthesia. 10 years experience in Cancer anaesthesia especially difficult Head and Neck Surgery ,Sinus surgeries etc.I have also worked in IRCH AIIMS New Delhi.Immediatey was appointed as Consultant in Escorts Heart Institute,New Delhi, Where I was exposed to all varieties of Cardiac Anaesthesia including complex congenital paediatric cardiac surgery, aortic arch anuerysms where complete circuilatory arrest was practiced,all types of valvular surgeries and repair,beating heart surgeries,cath lab ,ICU and emergency pacing,insertion of aortic balloon pump etc
In 2001 Nov I was selected as Clinical Fellow Cardiac Anaesthesia by Australian and Newzealand College of Anaesthetist and was posted at Greenlane Hospital,Auckland Newzealand , which is the pioneer in paediatric cardiac surgery and tranplant .Here I was exposed to thoracic surgery also in addition to cardiac. This post was recognised by the Australian and Newzealand college of Anaesthetist and Intensive Care component has C6 recognition from the Facuty of Intensive Care ANZCA.This Fellowship also provided me the opportunity to participate in a structured Training Programme in perioperative transoesophagealechocardiography including formal teaching sessions and routine use in operating room and ICU.
After this I got Advance Fellowship in Royal Brisbane Hospital Australia. After that I got the position of Specialist Registrar in Neonatal and Paediatric anaesthesia and ICU at Al Wasl Hospital Dubai under Dubai health Authority for which I cleared Australian Medical Council Exam.This hospital was a superspecialized hospital in Prematures,Neonata and Paediatric surgery

I have worked with eminent personalities of India like Dr Naresh Trehan ,Prof Venu Gopal,Dr Iyer,Dr Yatin Mehta and have learned how to deliver best heath care to everyperson of our country. Good and Prompt medical treatment is something everyone should have access to regardless of their abiity to pay.Our institutes of Nationa Importance provide high quality of medical care at ultra low price. I have also worked in such institute AIIMS New Delhi where through mine and my seniors experiments had learned to provide best health care to the poorest strata of society.We used fixed protocols which reduces the wastage . We can increase the number of surgeries by reducing the induction intervals so more numbers cases can operated.
I have worked in poorest to richest hospitals of the world and has got capability to handle all types of situations.Should I be considered as a prospective Faculty candidate I Assure you that I will sincerely make my best efforts to come upto your expectations.I am confident that I will proove to be a promising faculty candidate for your institution.I request you to please consider my application for faculty in your prestigious institution.

Details of Research publications published by Dr Neena Raizada

1. Inhalational Induction with high concentration of sevoflurane in neonates undergoing TEF/EA repair. A comparison of mixture of sevoflurane in 50% N2O/O2 with sevoflurane in 100% O2. Gaurav; Raizada N, Nigam N, Agarwal D, T. Prabhakar, IJCMR Vol. 5 Issue 1,p 9-12. (Indexed Journal)  
2 Comparison of different doses of rocuronium for rapid endotracheal intubation. Raizada N, Gaurav Manoj, Singh RB, T. Prabhakar. IJCMR Vol.5 Issue 1, page 13-18. (Indexed Journal)  
3 Compliance for Transdermal Fentanyl Patch versus sustained Release Oral Morphine in CancerPain. SharadSingh ,NeenaRaizada, NituNigam ,AdityaElhence,SN Prasad.IJCMR.Volume 5 Issue 4,pgD1-D3 ( indexed journal).  
4 Is sublingual Buprenorphine A Succour for Cancer Pain Patient in centres where Narcotic Licence is not Permitted.Sharad Singh,Neena Raizada,N Nigam,A elhence,SN Prasad .IJCMR Volume 5 .Issue 4 PgD7-D9.  
5 Comparison of intubating conditions and haemodynamic effects of Rocuronium with mixture of rocuronium and vecuronium in patients undergoing CABG. Indian .J.Anaesth.(44).16.2000.
6 .Role of Sevoflurane for induction in paediatric cardiac anaesthesia.A comparison with Isoflurane. Ind.J.Anaesth.2001:45(2):112-114.
7 .Does inhaled nitric oxide improve survival in operated cong heart disease patient with pulmonary hypertention Indian Heart J.2001:53;48-55
8 Does compounding and increase in conc of local anaesthetic agents increase the success rate of brachial plexus block. Indian.J.Anaesth.2002;46(3);193-196.
9 .Tidal breathing technique for induction of anaesthesia with high conc of sevoflurane,Isoflurane or halothane in infants undergoing cardiac surgery. Ind.J.Thorac& Cardiovascular surgery 2001;17:233-237.
10 .Exsanguinating endotrachial haemorrhage during cardiopulmonary bypass Journal of cardiothoracic and vascular anaesthesia vol 15,no3(june)2001:377-380

Academic achievements by Dr Neena Raizada

1. Fellow Of Anaesthesia In2002 From Australian And Newzealand College Of Anaesthetist
2. Young Anaesthesiologist Award of India in 1999

Dr.Avinash Prakash did his MBBS from KMCH, Katihar and MD (Anesthesiology) from M.S. Ramaiah Medical Teaching Hospital, Bengaluru. He has done Senior Residency from VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi. He has worked as Assistant Professor for more than two years at ANIIMS, Port Blair. He has done fellowship in Regional Anesthesia and pain management from Ganga Hospital, Coimbatore. He has teaching experience of more than five years. He has authored total nine publications and 2 manuscrits are with reviewer.

Details of Research publications published by Dr.Avinash Prakash

1. Dhar M, Karim HM, Rajaram N, Prakash A, Sahoo SK, Narayan A. A randomised comparative study on customised versus fixed sized pillow for tracheal intubation in the sniffing position by Macintosh laryngoscopy. Indian J Anaesth 2018;62:344-9.
2. Yadav A, Karim HM, Prakash A, Jena P, Aman K. Correlation of different parity and school education with acceptance of labor analgesia among antenatal women: A questionnaire based study. Saudi J Anaesth 2018;12:287 91.
3. Reazaul Karim HM, Sahoo SK, Prakash A, Rajaram N, Kumar S, Narayan A. Abnormal routine preoperative test results and their perioperative anesthetic impact in patients aged 60 years and more: An observational study. Indian Anaesth Forum 2018;19:6-10.
4. Karim HMR, Janardhan AL, Prakash A, Sahoo SK, Rajaram N, Narayan A. An Observational Study on Prevalence and Perioperative Impact of Arterial Hypertension and Diabetes Mellitus among Adult Surgical Patients. Acad. Anesthesiol. Int. 2017;2(2):03-08.
5. Reazaul Karim HM, Prakash A, Sahoo SK, Narayan A, Vijayan V. Abnormal routine preoperative test results and their impact on anaesthetic management: An observational study. Indian J Anaesth 2018;62:23-8.
6. Karim HMR, Narayan A, Yunus M, Kumar S, Prakash A, Sahoo SK. An observational study on patient admission in the anaesthesia gas monitor and minimum alveolar concentration monitoring: A deficiency with huge impact. Indian Journal of Anaesthesia. 2017;61(7):570-574. doi:10.4103/ija.IJA_11_17.
7. Prakash A, Yadav A, Karim HMR, Sahoo SK, Jena P, Aman K. Knowledge , Awareness and Acceptance of Labor Analgesia among Antenatal Women in a remote Island: A Questionnaire based study. British Journal of Medicine & Medical Research 2017;21(10):1-7. http://doi.org/10.9734/BJMMR/2017/33980
8. Prakash A, Yadav A, Karim HMR, Aman K, Narayan A, Sahoo SK.Effect of education level and previous anaesthesia exposure on knowledge and perception about anaesthesia and anaesthesiologist: a questionnaire based observational study.Indian Journal of Clinical Anaesthesia, January-March, 2018;5(1):17-24.
9. Yadav A, Prakash A , Sharma C , Pegu B, Saha MK. Trends of ectopic pregnancies in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol 2017;6:159 .