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Patient Care Services
Department Structure
Our paediatrics team consists of a diverse group of professionals committed to delivering high-quality care:
Professor Dr. Basana Rani Muhuri | Prof. & Head Department of Pediatrics. |
Dr. Mohammad Shahab Uddin | Associate Professor Department of Pediatrics. |
Dr. Md. Abdus Salam | Assistant Professor Department of Pediatrics. |
Dr. Rukhsana Akbar Alice | RP, Department of Pediatrics. |
Dr. Bibi Ayesha Siddika | Registrar, Pediatrics. |
Dr. Jannatul Ferdous Meem | Assistant Registrar, Pediatrics. |
Dr. Labina Akther | Junior Consultant, Pediatrics. |
Dr. Israt Jahan | Medical Officer, Pediatrics. |
Dr. Samiha Tasmin | Medical Officer, Pediatrics. |
Dr. Sohel Rana | Medical Officer, Pediatrics. |
Dr. Asit Sarkar | Medical Officer, Pediatrics. |
Dr. Tasnim Sultana Alin | Medical Officer, Pediatrics. |
Dr. Mostafa Raiyan Noor | Medical Officer, Pediatrics. |
Facilities
The Pediatric Department is located on the ground floor of Marine City Medical College and Hospital and includes:
- Pediatric Ward: Total capacity of 42 beds (including NICU and post-NICU).
- Outpatient Department (OPD): Providing ongoing care for various pediatric conditions.
- Emergency Services: Available 24/7 for acute cases.
- CDC : For special children
Service Provided
- Warmer, Bubble CPAP, Phototherapy, Kangaroo mother care
- Nebulization
Achievements
In 2024, we admitted 1082 indoor patients and treated 2104 outdoor patients. Our newly launched Child Development Center (CDC) has shown increasing numbers in developmental assessments and support services.
Academic Activities
The department conducts lecture classes, clinical classes, ward and block endings for undergraduates. Regular academic sessions are held twice a month, engaging all levels of medical staff in discussions to enhance clinical performance and knowledge.
Community Engagement
We actively participate in community awareness events such as Autism Day and National Children’s Day, promoting health education and support for children with special needs.
Challenges and Future Goals
While we strive for excellence, we face challenges such as the need for additional resources including ventilator support, dedicated rooms for staff, and enhanced sanitation facilities. Addressing these needs will further improve our service quality.
Conclusion
The Department of Pediatrics at Marine City Medical College and Hospital is committed to providing high-quality healthcare services to children. We strive to create a nurturing environment that supports the health of children and families in our community. Thank