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Mentor Ward Committee Clinical Departments (PhaseIII-Part2)

Phase 3 Part 2 Mentor Ward Committee was constituted in the year 2014 with the following goals, objectives and roles and responsibility

One who refuses to seek the advice of others will eventually be led to a path of ruin. A mentor helps you to perceive your own weaknesses and confront them with courage. The bond between mentor and protégé enables us to stay true to our chosen path until the very end

I. Goals

  1. Short term goal: To provide a support system which helps the student to get oriented to the final year subjects and postgraduate entrance exam preparations.
  2. Long term goal: To periodically monitor, assess and guide you which will lead you on a fruitful path that realizes your full potential as a student and as a person.

II. Objectives

  1. To facilitate the mentors to acquire the requisite knowledge, skills, attitudes, values, and responsiveness, so that they may function appropriately and effectively as physicians of first contact in the community.
  2. Shape students into confident graduates with excellent leadership, communication, critical thinking, professionalism and other skills important to the transition to the world of work.
  3. Equip students with the understanding and tools to make ethical and informed decisions.
  4. Help identify career paths for students and support students’ personal growth.
  5. Provide an opportunity for students to learn and practice professional networking skills

III. Roles & Responsibilities

Responsibilities of Phase Coordinator

  • To co-ordinate between Principal, different phase co-ordinators, department co-ordinators, and mentors.
  • To register wards to mentor ward system.
  • To send attendance report of the students to respective students and their parents every month.
  • To send academic performance report after summative assessment to respective students and their parents every month.
  • To conduct department meeting every month
  • To maintain and update mentor ward files in the department

Responsibilities of Department Coordinator

  • To coordinate between the mentors of the department and the phase co-ordinator
  • To send regular attendance and academic performance report of wards to phase co-ordinator every month or as and when directed by the co ordinator.
  • To submit the report of slow learners in the department to phase co-ordinator after formative and summative assessment
  • To submit the report of remedial measures undertaken for slow learners & advanced learners to phase Co-ordinator

Responsibilities of the Mentor

  • Have a clear understanding of your expectations for your mentee
  • Takes the initiative in the relationship but allows the mentee to take responsibility for their growth, development, and career planning
  • Create goals with a timeline
  • Commits to meeting with mentee on a regular basis, not normally during the mentee’s work time, no less than one hour per month and documents the same.
  • Actively listens to mentee
  • Respects mentee’s limits
  • Offer frank, honest, and constructive feedback
  • Be realistic – advise your mentee on your weaknesses and strengths, what you know and don’t know.
  • Evaluates progress in terms of attendance and academic achievements
  • Provides encouragement and assists the mentee in identifying professional development activities
  • Maintains confidentiality
  • Maintains a professional relationship, doesn’t intrude into the mentee’s personal life or expects to be close friends
  • Ends the relationship at the agreed upon time
  • After mentoring is completed, follow up on successes
  • Informs coordinator and provides an evaluation of the mentoring activities to the Mentor Ward Committee regularly and send the report to phase3part2@bgsaims.edu.in

Responsibilities of a mentee:

  • Attend all meetings without fail. If you are unable to make it to a meeting, let your mentor know as soon as possible.
  • Be enthusiastic, curious, and honest about your ambitions when discussing your interests and learning from your mentor.
  • Respect your mentor’s time and space. Be flexible with meeting times.
  • Find out how your mentor would prefer you contact him or her: in person, through e-mail or phone.
  • Keep your mentor(s) informed of your progress. It is important to stay connected between meetings. If your classwork is hectic, you can easily e-mail/call your mentor(s) to let him or her know what is going on in your life.
  • Unless told otherwise, consider the information your mentor tells you to be privileged (confidential).
  • Be receptive to suggestions and feedback.
  • Be patient — your relationship will build over time.

Details of the committee members

  • Chairperson: M G Shivaramu, Principal, AIMS
  • Phase 3 Part 2 Co-ordinator: Vishwanath C. Associate Professor, Dept. of Orthopaedics
  • Department co-ordinators:
    • Inbanathan J, Professor & Head of General Medicine
    • Mahendrappa K B, Professor & Head of Paediatrics
    • Gopinath M N , Assoc Professor & Head of General Surgery.
    • Sagar B G, Professor & Head of Orthopaedics
    • Ravindra Pukale, Professor & Head of OBG

MBBS PHASE-3 Part 2 MENTOR WARD LIST OF 2020 BATCH

Sl. No.

Mentors’ Name

Register Numbers of Wards

1.     

Dr. INBANATHAN J

19MB1015,59,63,119,129.

2.     

Dr. SHASHIKANTHA

19MB1140,20MB1001,02,03,04

3.     

Dr. MADHURA T L

20MB1006,08,09,10,11

4.     

Dr. RAVI B N

20MB1012 to 20MB1016

5.     

Dr. SHIVAKUMAR K M

20MB1017 to 20MB1021

6.     

Dr. RAJASHEKAR H K

20MB1022 to 20MB1026

7.     

Dr. PAVAN M

20MB1028 to 20MB1032

8.     

Dr. MAHENDRAPA K B

20MB1033 to 20MB1037

9.     

Dr. SUNIL KUMAR P

20MB1038 to 20MB1042

10.  

Dr. NARENDRA K S

20MB1043 to 20MB1047

11.  

Dr. GOPINATH M N

20MB1048 to 20MB1052

12.  

Dr. SACHIN M B

20MB1053 to 20MB1057

13.  

Dr. MANOJA KUMAR BEHARA

20MB1058 to 20MB1063

14.  

Dr.SAGAR B G

20MB1064 to 20MB1068

15.  

Dr. MAHESH D V

20MB1071 to 20MB1076

16.  

Dr. HARISH K

20MB1077 to 20MB1081

17.  

Dr. BELLAD S H

20MB1082 to 20MB1086

18.  

Dr. VISHWANATH C

20MB1087 to 20MB1091

19.  

Dr. RAVINDRA S PUKALE

20MB1092 to 20MB1096

20.  

Dr. MAHENDRA G

20MB1097 to 20MB1102

21.  

Dr. MAMATHA K

20MB1103 to 20MB1107

22.  

Dr. TRIZA KUMAR LAKSHMAN

20MB1108 to 20MB1112

23.  

Dr. RAMESH BABU

20MB1113 to 20MB1117

24.  

Dr. NIRMALA DORAISWAMY C K

20MB1119 to 20MB1123

25.  

Dr.ASHOKA RAKSHITH

20MB1124 to 20MB1128

26.  

Dr. RAJEEVRATNA SURESH NAIK

20MB1129 to 20MB1133

27.  

Dr. PRADEEP H

20MB1134 to 20MB1139

28.  

Dr. GURUPRASAD S

20MB1140 to 20MB1144

29.  

Dr. PALLAVI H R

20MB1145 to 20MB1149