Congratulations Neethu and Kamal

A Proud Milestone in the Journey of Two Young Emergency Physicians

Dr. Neethu and Dr. Kamal Dev—our daughter and son-in-law—began their professional journey soon after graduating from Calicut Medical College in 2018. They joined the Emergency Medicine Department at Aster MIMS as GDMOs, where they also pursued structured training in core EM competencies.

With dedication and focus, they successfully cleared the MRCEM track. In 2023, their aspirations took them to the UK, joining Devon NHS Trust, Exeter, under BAPIO sponsorship. Later that year, they transitioned to Hillingdon Hospital, London, as Registrars in Emergency Medicine.

Today, we proudly share that they have completed all requirements and earned their Fellowship (FRCEM) from the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, UK.

A proud and privileged moment for our family—witnessing their hard work, consistency, and growth translate into this achievement.

Hearty congratulations, Dr. Neethu and Dr. Kamal!

Your journey is an inspiration to many young EM doctors in India and beyond.

Dr Alex Antony UK

Dear Venu sir..Farewell to my mentor, a true pioneer in emergency medicine. Your vision, dedication, and unwavering passion have shaped not only the field but also the lives of countless professionals, including mine. You led by example—with integrity, wisdom, and compassion—instilling in us the values that define great healers. Your legacy will live on in every emergency room, every decision we make, and every life we touch. As you embark on this new journey, I respectfully thank you deeply for your guidance and inspiration. You leave behind not just accomplishments, but a lasting impact. Wishing you joy and fulfillment ahead.

Thxs a lot sir and good luck in Urr new journey..

Dr Abhiram

All the best for your next innings, Sir. I came to Aster MIMS after my post-graduation to work under you, as I had heard about the legend from Calicut during my days at Amrita. Those two years have taught me more than my entire PG days did. I still remember how Vineeth Sir, you, and I did duties together during COVID. Seeing you always on time for class at 8:30 in the morning, your dedicated rounds in full PPE, and your interactions with patients and bystanders taught me so much. I feel so lucky to have experienced that.i learnt so much during that time .

You have always been more than a mentor to me. Like you said that day, Sir — after leaving you, life has felt static. It’s actually very true. I hope to associate with you again sir, and I’m always just a call away if you ever need anything.

I couldn’t make it to today’s event due to the short notice and because duties couldn’t be arranged, but I will come and meet you in your new den, Sir. Wishing you continued success once again. 🙏🏼

Vijesh Kuwait

As we look back on my journey as a nurse, I always remember the turning point that shaped my entire clinical career — the opportunity to train under your guidance. It all began from MIMS hospital when we were selected for the ACLS, BLS, PALS and Emergency Medical Services training programs and instructor courses led by none other than you sir .

Your vision, leadership, and unwavering dedication laid the foundation for emergency medicine in Kerala, and to me , personally, you were more than a teacher — you were a mentor, a guide, and a true inspiration. Every skill I carry, every confident decision I make in the clinical setting, bears the mark of your teaching and encouragement.

As you step down from your role at Aster MIMS , it is hard to put into words the gratitude I feel. You have not only transformed emergency care in our state but also empowered countless nurses, paramedics, and young doctors to serve with knowledge, precision, and compassion.

Thank you, Sir, for being the guiding light in my professional journey. Your legacy will continue to live on in each of us who had the privilege to learn from you.

Wishing you peace, happiness, and continued purpose in all that lies ahead.

Vijesh

Vishnu Sasidharan

My Dear Venu Sir,

As I shared with you personally at the beginning of my residency, the reasons I chose Emergency Medicine were deeply personal — and, I believe, not so different from your own. My accident and the experiences that followed shaped my path, just as yours did.

Though it was through BAPIO that I first met you back in 2022, it feels like the true journey began then and there. Honestly, back then, my clinical knowledge was at rock bottom — all I truly remembered from house surgency was the ABCs. But today, as I reflect on how far I’ve come, I can say with certainty that it's your mentorship that helped shape me. From my initial exposure to ACLS, PALS, and ATLS principles, to navigating the practical hurdles of patient management, your consistent support and academic guidance were the cornerstones of my foundation. You didn’t just teach — you inspired, corrected, uplifted, and led by example.

You’ve always been more than just the Head of Emergency Medicine to me — you were like the head of a family. And not just to me, but to our entire Emergency Department team. Your influence goes far beyond our walls — the number of doctors and consultants across the globe who were shaped by your mentorship stands as a living legacy. You've not only brought international standards into Indian Emergency Medicine but also woven them seamlessly into our cultural fabric.

Farewell, sir — to our mentor, our guiding light, and the heart of our Emergency Medicine family.

With immense respect, gratitude, and love. ❤️❤️🫡🫡🙏🏻🙏🏻

Dr.Vishnu Sasindran

P.S. - This message is just the beginning — there’s a little more on the way 🤓😋❤️❤️

Muhmina wrote

Dear Dr. Venu Sir,

As you bid farewell to MIMS Calicut, I can’t help but feel emotional—because this was not just a workplace, it was where my journey as a nurse truly began under your guidance.

You were not just the in-charge of Emergency—you were the backbone of calmness in chaos. You taught me the most important lessons: how to act in real emergencies without panic, how to stay grounded, and how to care with confidence. Even after I resigned, your support during my uncle’s COVID treatment—while I was away in the UAE—meant the world to me.

Every vacation, I’ve made it a point to visit MIMS just to see you, my proud teacher. That says a lot about the respect and admiration I carry for you. I truly consider myself lucky to be trained under your leadership.

Wishing you all the very best in your next chapter. May success and peace follow you always.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Muhmina

Tamorish Kole