Amazing Exeter

A small reunion at Waterloo

"It was an amazing get-together at Waterloo railway station with my batchmates, Dr. Abdul Rahman and Dr. Rauf, during our UK visit. Both of them had traveled a long distance to come to the railway station to meet us. We spent more than three hours talking about everything under the sun. Both Rahman and Rauf, who have been working as a pediatrician and a psychiatrist respectively for more than 30 years, transported us back to our good old medical school days during the time we spent together. They truly made our day."

Two gems … flying high as twinkling stars

"Two gems from the Aster EM alumni in the UK, Dr. Lajeesh Jabbar and Dr. Shafi Ejaz, have secured spots in UK EM training during a time when pathways to such opportunities were unclear to many. Both individuals are immensely passionate, committed, and dedicated to their profession, possessing a lucid understanding of the complex navigation involved in their career paths. During their master training in EM at Calicut, they showcased determination, successfully meeting a series of milestones and gaining the core competencies necessary to practice EM anywhere in the world. In 2014 (Ejaz) and 2016 (Jabbar), they arrived in the UK, where they entered the training pool and completed their training with an exceptional level of expertise. Dr. Jabbar is now relocating from London to assume a consultant post in the UAE, while Dr. Ejaz recently became an ER consultant in the UK. From the bottom of my heart, I congratulate them. It fills me with pride to have been their teacher at Aster, and they are like my own children. For me, this moment is one of pure ecstasy. I wish them all the best in their personal and professional journeys."

Smart bed to monitor Nipah infected patients

Health minister Veena George communicate with Nipah infected patients at Aster Mims Calicut through our AI enabled 5G smart bed communicating system. 

The coordinator's remarks on London get together

Nipah write up in Kaumudi

An amazing day at London

Aster Alumni ER physicians are gathering in London today. There are 78 EPs in the UK who received their initial ER training from Aster DM Healthcare in India. They are currently working in various roles within the UK NHS. Four of them have become consultants, and the majority are in training posts under CCET at the Royal College. It's truly a proud moment to have been a part of their foundational training and to see all my students doing well and representing emergency medicine excellently.

It has been a long journey since 2007 when I began my EM training with the support of GWU, and it culminated in the fulfillment of this great journey where Aster played a crucial role in preparing young doctors to soar high towards their destinations.