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CURRICULUM VITAE
Prof. Vinod Kumar PANCHBHAVI , MD , FACS
PRESENT POSITION
PROFESSOR of ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY – (Sep 2010 – Present )
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation
University of Texas Medical Branch
301 University BLVD, Galveston, Texas 77555 -0165 USA
USA 281 334 0620 Fax: USA 281 334 0657
Chief of Division Foot & Ankle Surgery , Department of Orthopedics & Rehabilitation,
UTMB – since Jan 2007
Editor – in – Chief Techniques in Foot & Ankle Surgery (Feb 2012)
Program Director Foot & Ankle Fellowship Program
ATLS Instructor Acute Trauma Life Support – Course instructor ID# 277577
Re verified March 2006
Tilman J. and Paige Fertitta Professorship in Orthopedics Feb 13, 2015
BOARD CERTIFICATION
Board Certified American Board of Orthopedic Surgery
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PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
DEGREES / EXAMINATIONS
M.B., B.S Osmania University, Hyderabad, India Dec 1986
M.S (Ortho) Osmania University, Hyderabad, India Apr 1989
F.R.C.S Ed Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, UK Jun 1992
F.R.C.S Eng Royal College of Surgeons, England, UK Jan 1993
E.C.F.M.G U.S Medical Licensure Examination (I – III) Dec 1993 -4
F.A.C.S American College of Surgeons Oct 2008
A.B.O.S American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery July 201 1
PREVIOUS POSITION S
Associate Professor - Orthopaedic Surgery – (Sep 2008 – Aug 2010)
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Texas Medical Branch, TX, USA 77555
Assistant Professor – Orthopaedic Surgery – (Nov 2003 – Aug 2008)
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Texas Medical Branch, TX, USA 77555
Program Director - Foot and Ankle Fellowship – (May 2007 – Present)
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Texas Medical Branch, TX, USA 77555
PUBLISHED IN PEER -REVIEWED JOURNALS
1. Panchbhavi VK: Simple aid in Removal of Diastasis Screw. Ann R Coll Surg Eng . 80: 358: 1998
2. Trevino SG, Panchbhavi VK : Technique of Endoscopic Gastrocnemius Recession – a cadaver
study. Foot and Ankle Surgery. 8: 45-47: 2002
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3. Anand R, Brennan PA, Panchbhavi V , Ilankovan V: Stabilizing the Leg to Harvest a Fibular Flap:
a New Device. British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. 40 (5) 438 -439: Oct 2002
4. Panchbhavi VK, Trevino SG: Use of Titanium Cages with Cancellous Bone Graft in Hind Foot
Fusion: literature review and case reports with complications. Foot and Ankle Surgery. 9 (1) 51-55:
2003
5. Panchbhavi VK, Trevino SG: Peroneal Tendoscopy and report on Anomalies Diagnosed. Foot and
Ankle Surgery. 9 (2) 131 -135: 2003
6 Panchbhavi VK, Trevino SG: The Technique of Peroneal Tendoscopy and its role in Manag ement
of Peroneal Tendon Anomalies. Techniques in Foot and Ankle Surgery .2 (3) 192 –198: 2003
7. Panchbhavi VK : Knee -stabilizing Device for Lower Limb Orthopedic Procedures. Ann R Coll
Surg Eng. 86 54 -55: 2004
8. Syed MA, Panchbhavi VK: Fixation of Tibial Pilon Fractures with Percutaneous Cannulated
Screws. INJURY 35(3) 284 -289: 2004
9. Panchbhavi VK, Trevino SG: Evaluation of Hallux Valgus Surgery using Computer -assisted
Radiographic Measurements and two Direct Forefoot Parameters. Foot and Ankle S urgery .10 (2) 59 -
63: 2004
10. Panchbhavi VK, Trevino SG: Endoscopic Gastrocnemius Recession. Techniques in Foot and
Ankle Surgery. 3 (3) 149 –152: 2004
11. Panchbhavi VK, Trevino SG: Comparison between Manual and Computer Assisted
Measurements of Hallux Valgus Parameters. Foot Ankle Int . 25(10) 708 -711:2004
12. Panchbhavi VK: Technique of Internal Fixation in Osteoporotic Ankle Fracture. Techniques in
Foot and Ankle Surg ery.3 (4) 231 -234:2004
13. Trevino SG, Gibbs MB, Panchbhavi VK : Evaluation of results of Endoscopic Gastrocnemius
Recession. Foot Ankle Int. 26 (5) 359 -364:2005
14. Panchbhavi VK, Singh D, Trevino SG: Distraction Technique for Restoring Length of Fibula in
Ankle Fractures. Foot Ankle Int.26 (6) 501 -502:2005
15. Panchbhavi VK , Mody MG, Mason WT: Combination of Hook Plate and Tibia Pro -Fibular
Screw Fixation of Osteoporotic Ankle Fractures: A clinical evaluation of Operative Strategy. Foot
Ankle Int.26 (7) 510 - 515: 2005
16. Panchbhavi VK, Trevino SG: First Web Space Soft Tissue Release: A new sequential approach.
Techniques in Foot and Ankle Surgery 4 (3) 184 –189: 2005
17. Panchbhavi VK: Minimally Invasive Stabilization of Pilon Fractures. Techniques in Foot and
Ankle Surgery 4 (4):240 -248, 2005
18. Panchbhavi VK: Pilon Fractures. Review article. eMedicine Journal [serial online]. 2005. 4
Available at: http://www.emedicine.com/orthoped/topic261.htm .
19. Panchbhavi VK , Rowell M, Trevino SG: Bivalving a Below Knee Cast with a Stable Notch. Foot
Ankle Int. 27 (1) 64 -65: 2006
20. Panchbhavi VK: Plantar Heel Pain. Review article. eMedicine Journal [serial online]. 2006.
Available at: http://www.emedicine.com/orthoped/topic142.htm
21. Panchbhavi VK , Hecox SE: All That Is Gas Is Not Gas Gangrene: Mechanical spread of Gas in
the Soft Tissues. Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (Am ) 88:1345 -1348; 2006
22. Trevino SG, Panchbhavi VK , Castro -Aragon O, Rowell MS, Jo J : The “Kick -Off” Position: A
New Sign for Ear ly Diagnosis of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in the Leg. Foot Ankle Int . 28 (1)
92-95; 2007
23. Panchbhavi VK: Buttress K wire fixation for chevron osteotomy. Foot Ankle Int . 28 (1) 133 -134;
2007
24. Panchbhavi VK , Trevino SG.: Minimally invasive technique for harvesting long flexor tendons
in the foot. Foot Ankle Int . 28 (2) 269 -271; 2007
25. Panchbhavi VK , Trevino SG: A New Clinical Sign Associated with Metatarsophalangeal Joint
Synovitis of the Lesser Toes. Foot Ankle Int . 28 (5) 640 -641; 2007
26. Panchbhavi VK: Chronic Achilles Tendon repair with Flexor Hallucis Longus Tendon harvested
using a Minimally Invasive Technique. Techniques in Foot and Ankle Surgery 6 (2) 123 -129; 2007
27. Panchbhavi VK: Calcaneus Fractures: Reduction of the Medial Wall. Foot Ankle Int . 28 (7) 849 -
850; 2007
28. Panchbhavi VK: Augmentation of Internal Fixation of Osteoporotic Ankle Fracture Using
Injectable Bone Substitute. Techniques in Foot and Ankle Surgery 6(4) 264 -269; 2007
29. Panchbhavi VK , Yang J, Vallurapalli S: Minimally Invasive Method of Harvesting Flexor
Digitorum Longus Tendon: A Cadaver Study. Foot Ankle Int . 29 (1) 42 -48; 2008
30. Panchbhavi VK , Yang J, Vallurapalli S: Surgical Anatomy for a New Minimally Invasive
Approach to Harvest the Flexor Digitorum Longus Tendon: A Cadaver Study. Foot and Ankle
Surgery .14: 16-20; 2008
31. Panchbhavi VK: Extra Articular Stabilization of Lisfranc Injury. Techniques in Foot and Ankle
Surgery. 7 (2): 100 -106; 2008
32. Panchbhavi VK, Vallurupalli S, Morris R, Patterson, R: The Use of Calcium Sulfate and Calcium
Phosphate Composite Graft to Augment Screw Purchase in Osteoporotic Ankles. Foot Ankle Int . 29
(6): 593 -600; 2008
33. Panchbhavi VK , Leontaritis NM: A Case Report of Atypi cal Magnetic Resonance Images of the
Hindfoot following Cocaine Injection in the Foot and a Review of Osteonecrosis in Calcaneus. Foot 5
and Ankle Surgery .14 (4):215-220; 2008
34. Panchbhavi VK: Ankle Arthroscopy. Review article. eMedicine Journal [serial onli ne]. 2008 .
Available at: http://www.emedicine.com/orthoped/TOPIC1356046.HTM
35. Panchbhavi VK , Andersen C R, Vallurupalli S, Yang J: A Minimally Disruptive Model and
Three - Dimensional Evaluation of Lisfranc Joint Diastasis. J Bone Joint Surg. 90 –A (12): 2707 -
2713; 2008
36. Panchbhavi VK: Current Operative Techniques in Lisfranc Injuries. In: Operative Techniques in
Orthopedics: Freddie Fu (Editor) - Elsevier www.optechorthopedics.com 18(4): 239 -246; 2008
37. Castro -Aragon O, Vallurupalli S, Warner M, Panchbhavi VK , Trevino SG: Ethnic Radiographic
Foot Differences . Foot Ankle Int .30 (1) 57 -6; 2009
38. Leontaritis NM, Hinojosa L, Panchbhavi VK : Arthroscopically Det ected Intra -articular Lesions
Associated with Acute Ankle Fractures . J Bone Joint Surg. 90 (A) 333 -339; 2009
39. Trevino SG, Buford WL, Vallurupalli S, Rowell M, Panchbhavi VK : Use of a Patient -Controlled
Stretching Device to Improve the Ankle Range of Motion. Foot Ankle Int .30 (2) 110 -114; 2009
40. Panchbhavi VK , Vallurupalli S, Yang J, Andersen CR: Screw Fixation Compared with Suture -
Button Fixation of Isolated Lisfranc Ligamen t Injuries .J Bone Joint Surg. 90 A (5) 1143 -1148; 2009
41. Panchbhavi VK, Vallurupalli S, Morris R: Comparison of Augmentation Methods for Internal
fixation of Osteoporotic Ankle Fractures. Foot Ankle Int . 30 (7) 696-703; 2009
42. Abt JL, Panchbhavi VK . Triplane Fracture.eMedicine fr om WebMD. Updated June 12, 2009
Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1269816 -overview .
43. Panchbhavi VK: A Simple Method of Footwear Attac hment for Circular Frames. Foot Ankle Int .
30 (7) 711-712; 2009
44. Panchbhavi VK: The ‘Foot -Cradle’ Technique to Offload the Foot in a Circular Frame. Foot
Ankle Int .30 (8) 788-790; 2009
45. Panchbhavi VK: 'Subtalar Bone Block Distraction Arthrodesis' . Techniques in Foot and Ankle
Surgery. 8 (3): 150 -151; 2009
46. Panchbhavi VK, Aronow M, DiGiovanni B, Giza E, Grimes J, Harris T, Roberts M, Straus B:
Foot and Ankle Experience in Orthopedic Residency - An Update. Foot Ankle Int. 31 (1) 10-13; 2010
47. Panchbhavi VK, Villareal AD: Treatment of Acute Lisfranc Fracture and Dislocation in Patients
with Neuropathy – (Invited article ) Techniques in Foot and Ankle Surgery. 9(3): 115 -122; 2010
48. Panchbhavi VK : Synthetic Bone Grafting in Foot and Ankle Surgery – (Invited article ) Foot
and Ankle Clinics . 15 (4): 559 -576; 2010
49. Panchbhavi VK. Bones of the Foot. E Medicine from WebMD. Updated January 05, 2011 6
Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1922965 -overview .
50. Panchbhavi VK , Rapley J, Trevino SG: First Web Space Soft Tissue Release in Bunion Surgery:
Functional Outcomes of a New Technique. Foot Ankle Int . 32 (3) 257 -261; 2011
51. Stuart K, Panchbhavi VK: The Fate of Syndesmotic Screws. Foot Ankle Int . 32(5) 519 -525;
2011
52. Panchbhavi VK : Minimally Invasive A llograft Lateral Ankle Ligament Reconstruction – (Invited
article ) Techniques in Foot and Ankle Surgery. 10 (3):117 -121; 2011
53. Villareal AD, Andersen CR, Panchbhavi VK : A Survey on Management of Chronic Achilles
Tendon Ruptures. American Journal of Orthopedics . 41(3): 126 -131; 2012
54. Panchbhavi VK , Mays M , Trevino SG : Accuracy of Intraoperative Fluoroscopy with and without
Laser Guidance in Foot and Ankle Surgery. Foot Ankle Int . 33 (5) 415-419; 2012
55. Panchbhavi VK : Orientation of the ‘Lisfranc Screw’. Journal of Orthopedic Trauma
26(11):e221 -e224; 2012
56. Panchbhavi VK, Molina D 4th, Villarreal J, Curry MC, Andersen CR. Three -dimensional,
digital, and gross anatomy of the Lisfranc ligament. Foot A nkle Int. 2013 Jun; 34(6):876 -80
57. Capelle JH, Cory CG, Wells KM, Morris RP, Buford WL , Merriman DJ , Panchbhavi VK:
"Fixation Strength of Anteriorly Inserted Headless Screws for Talar Neck Fractures" Foot Ankle Int .
2013 July; 34(7): 1012 -1016
58. Luo M, Li C, Molina D IV, Andersen C, Panchbhavi VK : "The Accuracy of Citation and
Quotation in Foot and Ankle Surgery Journals" Foot Ankle Int . July 2013 (7) 34: 949 -955
59. Panchbhavi VK, Boutris N, Patel K, Molina D, Andersen CR. CT Density Analysis of the Medial
Cuneiform. Foot Ankle Int. 2013 Nov; 34(11 ):1596 -9. doi: 10.1177/1071100713499904. Epub 2013
Aug 9.PMID: 23935163
60. Gallagher SM, Rodriguez NA, Andersen CR, Granberry WM, Panchbhavi VK. Anatomic
predisposition to ligamentous L isfranc injury: a matched case -control study. J Bone Joint Surg Am.
2013 Nov 20; 95(22):2043 -7. doi: 10.2106/JBJS.K.01142. PMID: 24257663
61. Panchbhavi VK. Percutaneous Techniques for Tendon Transfers in the Foot and Ankle . Foot
Ankle Clin N Am 19 (2014) e113 –e122 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.fcl.2013.10.008
62. Kanz BN, Morris RP, Lewis T, Panchbhavi VK . Biomechanical evaluation of a knotless barbed
suture repair in a human Achilles tendon rupture model. Foot Ankle S pec. 2014 Jun; 7(3):176 -81. doi:
10.1177/1938640014528041. Epub 2014 Mar 30.
63. Lucas KJ, Morris R P, Buford WL. Jr, Panchbhavi VK . Biomechanical comparison of first
metatarsophalangeal joint arthrodesis using triple -threaded headless screws versus partially threaded
lag screws . Foot and Ankle Surgery, Volume 20, Issue 2, June 2014, Pages 144 -148, 7
ISSN12687731, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.fas.2014. 02.009. (http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/art
icle/pii/S1268773114000368 )
64. LeBa T, Gugala Z, Morris RP, Panchbhavi VK. Gravity Versus Manual External
Rotation Stress View in Evaluating Ankle Stability: A Prospective Study Foot Ankle Spec
June 2015 vol. 8 no. 3 175 -179 doi: 10.1177/1938640014565048
(http://fas.sagepub.com/content/early/2014/12/30/1938640014565048.full.pdf+html )
65. Weglein DG, Andersen CR, Randal P. Morris RP, Buford WL Jr, Panchbhavi VK
Allograft Reconstruction of the Lisfranc Ligament . Foot Ankle Spec August 2015 vol. 8 no. 4
292-296 (http:/ /intlfas.sagepub.com/content/8/4/292.full.pdf+html )
doi:10.1177/1938640015584768
66. Wilson WK, Morris RP, Ward AJ , Carayannopou los NL, Panchbhavi VK . Torsional
Failure of Carbon Fiber Composite Plates Versus Stainless Steel Plates for Comminuted
Distal Fibula Fractures. Foot Ankle Int. 2016 May;37(5):548 -53. doi: 10.1177/1071100715625291.
Epub 2016 Jan 10. ( http://fai.sagepub.com/content/37/5/548 )
ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION IN A JOURNAL
1. The Effect of Suture Anchor Insertion Angle on Calcaneus Pullout Strength: Challenging the
Deadman’s Angle - Foot Ankle Spec
PAPERS SUBMITTED
BOOK CHAPTERS / GUEST EDITOR /
ELECTRONIC MEDIA
1. Trevino SG, Panchbhavi VK : Talar Fractures and Dislocation: In: Fractures of the Foot and
Ankle: Calhoun JH and Laughlin RT (Editors) – Publishers: Taylor & Francis Group: Florida USA:
2005: 49-92.
2. Panchbhavi VK: Reconstruction of Achilles tendon with the tendon o f flexor hallucislongus: In:
Achilles Tendon: Techniche Chirurgiche in Ortopedia e Traumatologia :Muffulli N and Oliva F
(Guest Editors) – Publishers : CIC Edizioni Internazionali – Roma, 2009: 65 -71.
3. Panchbhavi VK: ‘Orthopedic Implants for Foot & Ankle Trauma ’ in Orthopaedic Implants:
Application, Complications, and Management . Lindsey RW & Gugala Z (Editors) – Publishers:
Marcel Dekker Inc (Submitted)
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4. Villareal A, Panchbhavi VK : ‘Neuropathic Foot’ in Foot & Ankle Surgery . SG Parekh. (Editor )
Publishers: Jaypee Brother s Medical Publishers, Pvt. Ltd. Chapter 16; pages 352 -366
5. Panchbhavi VK: Guest Editor – Techniques in Foot & Ankle Surgery Volume 9 (2) June 2010.
ISSN 1536 -0644: Publishers: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
6. Ramachandran M, Achan P, Jones DH, Panchbhavi VK . Osteogenesis Imperfecta. eMedicine
from WebMD. Updated June 15, 2012. Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1256726 -
overview .
7. Panchbh avi VK . Plantar Heel Pain. eMedicine from WebMD. Updated May 17, 2012. Available
at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1233178 -overview .
8. Panchbhavi VK . Ankle Arthroscopy. eMedicine from WebMD. Updated December 15, 2011.
Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1356046 -overview .
10. Panchbhavi VK . Bone Tamps. eMedicine from WebMD. Updated Febr uary 21, 2012. Available
at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/2035362 -overview .
11. Panchbhavi VK. Foot Bone Anatomy. eMedicine from WebMD. Updated June 27, 2011.
Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1922965 -overview .
12. Panchbhavi VK. Bone Cement. eMedicine from WebMD. Updated February 21, 2012. Available
at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/2035339 -overview .
13. Panchbhavi VK. Bone Marrow Anatomy. eMedicine from WebMD. Updated July 05, 2011.
Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1968326 -overview .
14. Abt JL, Panchbhavi VK . Triplane Fracture. eMedicine from WebMD. Updated July 12, 2011.
Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1269816 -overview .
15. Panchbhavi VK . Pilon Fractures. eMedicine from WebMD. Updated May 17, 2012. Available at:
http://emedicine .medscape.com/article/1233429 -overview .
16. Panchbhavi VK. Biodegradable Drug Delivery Systems. eMedicine from WebMD. Updated
February 22, 2012. Available at: : http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/2036429 -overview
17. Panchbhavi VK. Fine-Wire Fixator. eMedicine from WebMD. Updated October 05, 2011.
Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/ article/2000062 -overview .
18. Fischkoff JD, Berney SN. Chief Editor: Vinod K Panchbhavi . Joint Aspiration. eMedicine from
WebMD. Updated January 15, 2013. Available at: http://emedicine .medscape.com/article/2094114 -
overview .
19. Kishner S, Cao CT, Trommelen RD. Chief Editor: Vinod K Panchbhavi . Braces for Arthritis.
eMedicine from WebMD. Updated November 09, 2012. Available at:
http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/2036314 -overview .
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20. Sandella BJ, Daetwyler CJ, Peitzman S. Chief Editor: Vinod K Panchbhavi . Examination of
Low Back Pain. eMedicine from WebMD. U pdated July 02, 2012. Available at:
http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/2092651 -overview .
21. Panchbhavi VK: ‘Guillotine Ankle Amputation’ eMedicine fr om WebMD. Updated April 27,
2011 Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1894411 -overview
22. Panchbhavi VK: ‘Distal Tibia Fibula Plating’ eMedicine fr om WebMD. Updated July 21, 2011
Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1982780 -overview
23. Panchbhavi VK: ‘Foot and Ankle External Fixation Devices’ eMedicine fr om WebMD. Updated
July 22, 2011 Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1982758 -overview
24. Panchbhavi VK: ‘Hallux Valgus Osteotomy’ eMedicine fr om WebMD. Updated August 2, 2011
Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/2000519 -overview#a30
25. Panchbhavi VK. Neck Anatomy. eMedicine from WebMD. Updated June 23, 2011. Available at:
http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1968303 -overview .
26. Panchbhavi VK. Overuse injuries. Medscape.
http://reference.medscape.com/features/slideshow/overuse -injuries
27. Panchbhavi VK. Foot Drop: A Posterior Tibial Tendon Transfer Approach . Medscape. Dec 17.
2014. Available at: http://reference.medscape.com/features/slideshow/foot -drop
ABSTRACTS PUBLISHED
1. Hallux Valgus Correction with Z -Osteotomy of the First Metatarsal and Distal Soft Tissue
Release: A Prospective Study
Vinod K. Panchbhavi MD, F RCS ; Saul G. Trevino, M.D.; Alex Schroeder, M.S.
(Galveston, TX) AOFAS 2001 Summer Meeting THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2001 - SAN
DIEGO, CA
2. Comparison between Manual and Computer -Assisted
Measurements of Hallux Valgus Parameters
Vinod Kumar Panchbhavi MD
Saul G. Trevino, M.D. AOFAS SUMMER MEETING 2003 FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 2003 –
HILTON HEAD
3. PeronealTendoscopy and Its Role in Management of Peroneal Tendon Anomalies Vinod
Kumar Panchbhavi, MD , FRCSEd, FRCS (Eng); Saul G. Trevino, M.D. AOFAS 2004
Winter Meeting - San Francisco, CA, March 13, 2004
4. First Web Space Soft Tissue Release: A New Sequential Approach
Vinod K Panchbhavi, MD, FRCS 10
Contributing Author: Saul Trevino, M.D. AOFAS SUMMER MEETING 2005 FRIDAY,
JULY 15, 2005 – BOSTON, MA
5. Radiographic differenc es in the morphology of the weight bearing foot between different
races
Poster Presentation Number: P221 2007 AAOS Annual Meeting Poster Presentations
Location: San Diego Convention Center, Sails Pavilion
Saul Generoso Trevino, MD Columbia MO (n)
Oscar C astro -Aragon, MD Galveston TX (n)
Vinod Kumar Panchbhavi, MD Galveston TX (n)
www3.aaos.org/education/anmeet/anmt2007/poster/poster.cfm?Pevent=P221
6. Minimally invasive technique for harvesting flexor digitorum longus tendon in foot - A
cadaver study A AOS 2007 Annual Meeting Poster Presentations
Poster Presentation Number: P215
Location: San Diego Convention Center, Sails Pavilion
Jinping Yang, MD Galveston TX (n)
Vinod Kumar Panchbhavi, MD Galveston TX
(n)www3.aaos.org/education/anmeet/anmt2007/post er/poster.cfm?Pevent=P215
7. First Web Space Soft Tissue Release in Bunion Surgery: Functional Outcomes of a New
Technique 2007 AAOS Annual Meeting Podium Presentations
Vinod Kumar Panchbhavi, MD Galveston TX (n)
Saul Generoso Trevino, MD Columbia MO (n)
Jay Rapley, MD Galveston TX (n)
www3.aaos.org/education/anmeet/anmt2007/podium/podium.cfm?Pevent=174
8. The "Kick -Off" Position: A New Sign for Early Diagnosis of Complex Regional Pain
Syndrome in the Leg 2007 AAOS Annual Meeting Poster Presentations
Poster Presentation Number: P222
Location: San Diego Convention Center, Sails Pavilion
Saul Generoso Trevino, MD Columbia MO (n)
Oscar Castro -Aragon, MD Galveston TX (n)
Margaret Rowell, RN Galveston TX (n)
Jeannie Jo, DPM (n)
Vinod Kumar Panchbhavi, MD Galveston TX (n)
www3.aaos.org/education/anmeet/anmt2007/poster/poster.cfm?Pevent=P222
9. Reducing Ankle Stiffness in Individuals with Flat Feet. AOFAS Specialty Day 2008 -
EIGHTH ANNUAL WINTER MEETING , March 8, 2008
Podium Presentation:
Location: Moscone Center, San Francisco, California
Vinod K. Panchbhavi, MD , Saul Trevino, MD, Katie Hendricks, PT, Dana Zander, PT and
Casi Baker, PT 11
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10. Surgical Anatomy for a new Minimally Invasive Approach to Harvest the Flexor
Digitorum Longus Tendon: A Cadaver Study
Panchbhavi VK ; Yang J; and Va llurupalli S: J Bone Joint Surg. 91-B, Issue SUPP_II, 365
proceedings.jbjs.org.uk/cgi/content/abstract/91 -B/SUPP_II/365 -d
11. Reliability of Linear Versus Angular Measurement in the Evaluation of Hallux Valgus
Surgery
Hilton ME, Panchbhavi VK : J Bone Joint Surg. 91-B, Issue SUPP_II, 365 -366
proceedings.jbjs.org.uk/cgi/content/abstract/91 -B/SUPP_II/365 -e
12. Anatomic Predisposition to Primarily Ligamentous Lisfranc Injuries 2011 Poster # 56
Gallagher SM, MD, Andersen CR, BSc, Granberry WM, MD, Panchbhavi VK , MD
AOFAS SUMMER MEETING, JULY 13 -16, 2011 – Keystone, Colorado
13. ‘Three -Dimensional Modeling of Screw Placement at the Tarsometatarsal Joint’ Molina,
D, Panchbhavi, VK, Andersen, C. Podium Presentation at ORS (Orthopedic Research
Society) Annual meeting, Feb 4 -7, 2012 San Francisco, CA
14. ‘Fixation Strength of Anteriorly Inserted Screws for Talar Neck Fractures’.
Capelle JH, M.D., Morris RP, B.S., Couch CG, B.S., Wells KM, B.S., Panchbhavi VK ,
M.D., FACS
Poster at ORS (Orthopedic Research Society) Annual meeting, Feb 4 -7, 2012 San Francisco,
CA
15. ‘CT density analysis of the medial cuneiform’ E -Poster # 110 Nickolas B, BS ,
Kara n P, BS., Domingo M, IV, BSc., Andersen C, MS., Panchbhavi VK , M.D., FACS .
AOFAS SUMMER MEETING, JUNE 20 -23, 201 2, San Diego, CA
16. ‘Three -Dimensional, Digital, and Gross Anatomy of the Lisfranc Ligament’ E - Poster #
190 Panchbhavi VK , M.D., FACS., Domingo M, IV, BSc., Villareal J, BS., Curry M, BS.,
Andersen C, MS., AOFAS SUMMER MEETING, JUNE 20 -23, 2012, San Diego, CA
17. ‘Is The Entry point of a Tibiotalocalcaneal Intramedullary Nail with a Posterolateral Bend
Safer? E – Poster # McK enzie S, Panchbhavi VK , M.D, FACS. AOFAS SUMMER
MEETING, July 18 - 20, 2013, Hollywood, FL
18. Biomechanical Comparison of First Metatarsophalangeal Joint Arthrodeses Using Triple -
Threaded Headless Screws versus Partially Threaded Lag Screws. Lucas KJ, Morris RP,
Buford WL Jr, Panchbhavi VK. Presented at the 60th Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic
Research Society, Mar 15 -18, 2014, New Orleans, LA
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19. Bony Contact of a Straight versus Curved Tibiotalocalcaneal Arthrodesis Intramedullary
Nail. McKenzie S, Molina D, Morris RP, Panchbhavi VK . Podium presentation at the
American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society (AOFAS) Annual Specialty Day Meeting Mar
11-15, 2014, New Orleans, LA
20. Bony Contact of a Straight versus Curved Tibiotalocalcaneal Arthrodesis Intramedullary
Nail. McKenzie S, Molin a D, Morris RP, Panchbhavi VK . Podium presentation at the
American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) 2014 Annual Meeting, Mar 11 -15,
2014, New Orleans, LA
21. Can Syndesmosis Screws Displace the Distal Fibula? Vance GN, Chandler WT,
Panchbhavi V K. E-poster presentation at the American Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Society
(AOFAS)Annual Summer Meeting, July July 14 - 18, 2015, Long Beach, California
22. A Comparison Study of Ankle Mortise and Saltzman Views: Bailey C, Panchbhavi VK .
E-poster presentation at the American Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Society (AOFAS)Annual
Summer Meeting, July 14 - 18, 2015, Long Beach, California
23. Radiographic Assessment of Fibular Length Variance: The Case for “Fibula Minus”
Panchbhavi VK , Gurbani B .
Podium presentation at the American Ac ademy of Orthopedic Association ( AAOS) 2016
Annual Meeting, AOFAS Speci alty day meeting on Mar 5, 2016 Orlando, FL
24. Failure Characteristics of Carbon Fiber Composite Plates versus Stainless Steel Plates for
Comminuted Distal Fibula Fractures. Wilson WK, Panchbhavi VK , Carayannopoulos NL,
Morris RP, Ward A. Poster presentation at Orthopaedic Research Society (ORS) 2016 (62nd)
Annual Meeting, March 4 –8, 2016 Orlando, Florida,
25. Radiographic Assessment of Fibular Length Variance: The Case for “Fibula Minus”
Panchbhavi VK , Gurbani B . (3rd Best Paper Award )
Podium presentation at the Texas Orthopedic Association’s ANNUAL MEETING , Apr 9,
2016 Austin, Texas
26. Angular Correction with Chevron -Akin Double Osteotomy in Mild, Moderate, and
Severe Hallux Valgus : Lindeman RW, Stautberg EF, Sierra SJ, Jupiter D, Panchbhavi VK:
E-poster presentation at the American Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Society (AOFAS)Annual
Summer Meeting, July 20-23, 2016 Toronto, Canada
CITATIONS / POP ULAR MEDIA / LETTERS
1 ‘Seeing red’ article by Jennifer Reynolds -Sanchez in UTMB magazine - Volume 6: No 2 Spring
2005
http://www.utmb.edu/utmbmagazine/strands/seeing_red.htm
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2 ‘New soft tissue release technique offers an effective treatment for bunions’ article by Susan M. Rapp
ORTHOPEDICS TODAY 2005; 25:68
http://www.orthosupersite.com/
3. ‘ARM stretching device reduces ankle stiffness’ article by Jennie McKee AAOS Now Volu me 2,
Number 6, page 6: June 2008
http://www.aaos.org/news/aaosnow/jun08/clinical1.asp
4. Panchbhavi VK, Berlet GC, DiDomenica LA, Steck JK: Roundtable Discussion – Ankle Arthritis.
Foot & Ankle Specialist. 1 (2): 108 -111: 2008
5. Panchbhavi VK : How can athletes’ feet be fit for l ife? Sports Edition; Sports & Entertainment
Magazine. 3 (9): 43: May 2008 http://www.sportseditionmag.com/current_issue/
6. Vinod K. Panchbhavi, MD, FRCS, C lark Andersen, BS Letter titled ‘Dr. Panchbhavi and Mr.
Andersen respond to Dr. Rogers and Mr. Emeagi www.ejbjs.org . (2 June 2009)
URL: http://www.ejbjs.org:80/cgi/eletters/91/5/1143#10784
7. Panchbhavi VK, Andersen CR: Letter to the Editor [critique on an article by Pelt et al: FAI 2011 ‘A
Biomechanical Analysis of a Tensioned Suture Device in the Fixation of the Ligamentous Lisfranc
Injury’] Foot Ankle Int . 33 (1) 88; 2012
JOURNALS – EDITORIAL BOARD / REVIEWER
1. Foot & Ankle International (ISSN 1071 1007) – Editorial Board Member & Reviewer - Feb 2006
- present
2. Techniques in Foot & Ankle Surgery (ISSN 1536 0644) – Editorial Board Member and
Reviewer - Nov 06 to present
3. Foot & Ankle Specialist (Sage Publications) - Editorial Board Member June 07 – March 08
(Resigned due to conflict of interest being on board of the FAI)
4. Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (Am) – Reviewer – Sep 09 - present
5. www.footeducation.com - Editorial Board Member since Oct 09 - present
6. www.orthopedia.com – Resident Education Section Editor – Term period - Oct 09 – Oct 11
http://www.aofas.org/Scripts/4Disapi.dll/4DCGI/cms/review.html?Action=CMS_Document&DocID=288
7. Clinical Orthopedics and Related Research – Reviewer – November 2009 – present
8. Journal of Orthopaedics and Trauma – Ashdin Publishers Editorial Board Member August 2010
9. Annals of The Royal College of Surgeons of England (ISSN 0035 -8843) – reviewer March 2011
10. Editor – in – Chief , Techniques in Foot & Ankle Surgery (ISSN 1536 0644) – Feb 2012 –
11. Reviewer – Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Education and Research – Jaypee Journals – Nov
2012 -
12. Editorial Board , Case Reports in Orthopedics - Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID), 14
Hindawi Publishing Corporation, http://www.hindawi.com/
13. Editorial board member, The Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery – Asia – Pacific – Official journal
of The Indian Foot and Ankle Society (IFAS) and Asia Pacific Society of Foot and Ankle Surgery
(APSFAS) http://www.jfasap.com/Eboard.aspx
14. Editorial board member, World Journal of Orthopedics , 2015 http://www.wjgnet.com/2218 -
5836/edboard.htm
15. Revi ewer, SLACK Incorporated – ‘Orthopedics ’ – April 2015
COMMITTEE RESPOSIBILITIES
NATIONAL LEVEL ORGANIZATIONS
Expert Witnesses UK Register of Expert Witnesses 13th Ed No 3451
Specialist Advisor Assessment Referral Committee, GMC May 1998
Specialist Advisor Committee on Professional Performance, GMC 1998
Deputy Chairman, NCCG (elected) Wessex Group, British Medical Association 1998 -99
Chairman, N CCG (elected) Wessex Group, British Medical Association 1999 -00
Panel Member (elected) Optional Points Committee, Salisbury NHS Trust 1999 -00
Appraiser for revalidation (ele cted) Staff and Specialists Group, Poole Hospital 2002 -03
Member Post- Graduate Education Committee – 2006 -2008
AOFAS (American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society)
Chairman Post - Graduate Education Committee – 2008 –2010
AOFAS (American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society)
Member Education Committee – 2010 -2012
AOFAS (American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society)
Member Industrial Relations Committee – 2011 - 2013
AOFAS (American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society)
Member Foot & Ankle Inst ructional Course Committee
AAOS (American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons)
2012 -15 & 2015 -
Member Awards & Scholarship Committee – 2013 – 2015
AOFAS (American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society)
15
Member Physician Resource Committee – 2012 – 2016
AOFAS (American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society)
UNIVERSITY
Member Adhoc Professional Liability Committee, UTMB Apr 04
Member EMR Project, UTMB Oct04
Member Antibiotic Prophylaxis Committee, UTMB Jul -Dec 04
Chairman Ad hoc Professional Liability Committee Nov 2006
Member UTMB Hospital Workgroup on CMS P4P implementation
Member UTMB Graduate Medical Education Committee – May 2007
Chairman UTMB Residency Internal Review Subcommittee
(Anaesthesiology Programme) – June 2007
Member MSRDP Nominating Committee FY 2011
(Selected by UTMB President Dr. Callender)
Member Executive Committee, Academy of Master Clinicians –
Feb 2015 to 2017
Member Endowed Faculty Positions Review Committee Nov 2015 –
Aug 2017
Mainland Medical Centre
Member Bylaws Committee – Jan 2010
Member Credentials Committee – Jan 2010
DEPARTMENTAL
Member Travel policy, Departmental committee, UTMB Jul -
Dec04
Member Elected to Staff Advisory Group, DOSR, UTMB Sep 05
Member Wound Care Centre Development Committee, UTMB Oct 05
Member DOSR Research Committee – June 2006 - present
Medical Director Department representative - Ambulatory Care Governing
Board – April 2009 - present
Member Departmental Review Committee – Jan 2012 -
AWARDS
16
1. VV Joshi Gold Medal, Best Outgoing Student, 1977
2. Distinction in Opthalmology, 1986
3. Best Scientific Paper
Texas Orthopaedic Association 2007 Annual Meeting, Austin, TX May 12, 2007
‘A Comparison of the Accuracy of Intra -operative Fluoroscopy with and Without a Laser Aiming
Device’
Vinod K. Panchbhavi, MD, Matthew M. Mays, MD , Steven Potter, Saul Trevino, MD
4. Second Best Scientific Paper
Texas Orthopaedic Association 2007 Annual Meeting, Austin, TX May 12, 2007
‘First Web Space Soft Tissue Release in Bunion Surgery: Functional O utcomes of a New Technique’
Vinod K. Panchbhavi, MD , Saul G. Trevino, MD, Jay Rapley, MD
5. Best Doctors in America 2013, 2014, 2015
6. Best Patient Care Poster (MSSRP June 2013)
Kurt J. Lucas, MS1, “Biomechanical Comparison of First Metatarsophalangeal Joint Arthrodeses
Using Triple -Threaded Headless Screws Versus Partially Threaded Lag Screws.” Mentor: Vinod
K. Panchbhavi, MD, FACS . Awarded: Best Patient Care Poster
7. Gold Med al Award – Ram Janam Sulakshana Pandey Oration - 26th IFASCON (Indian Foot &
Ankle Society Conference), Gurgoan, India, Aug 30th – Sep 1st, 2013.
8. Texas Super Doctors – 2013 , 2014 , 2015 , 2016 – Texas Monthly
9. Best Overall Clinical Science Poster: (MSSRP June 2014 )
Minimally Invasive Method of Harvesting the Flexor Hallucis Longus Tendon: A Cadaver Study :
Wagenen KV, BS, Panchbhavi VK, MD, FACS, Morris RP, BS
Mentor: Vinod K. Panchbhavi, MD, FACS .
10. Tilman J. and Paige Fertitta Professors hip in Orthopedics Feb 13, 2015
11. Inducted as Inaugural Member of the Academy of Master Clinicians, UTMB Feb 20, 2015
12. Inducted into the American Orthopedic Association June 25, 2015
13. Best Paper Award – third place: Texas Orthopedic Association’s ANNUAL MEETING ,
Apr 9, 2016 Austin, Texas 17
Radiographic Assessment of Fibular Length Variance: The Case for “Fibula Minus”
Panchbhavi VK , Gurbani B .
14. Best Orthopedic Poster Presentation: National Student Research F orum , April 28/29, 2016,
Galvest on, Texas
"Brittle or Better? Failure Characteristics of Carbon Fiber Composite Plates versus Stainless Steel
Plates for Comminuted Distal Fibula Fractures"
Wilson K, Panchbhavi VK , Carayannopoulos N, Morris RJ, Ward A.
CURRENT I -R-B APPROVED PROJECTS
1. ‘Arthroscopic management of concomitant intra articular lesions in ankle fractures: T he effect of
articular lesions o n fun ctional outcomes – Prospective randomized controlled study ’- Started in Jan
2005
2. ‘Comparison of open with endoscopic gastrocnemiu s recession: A prospective randomized
controlled study’
GRANTS AWARDED
1. ‘Lisfranc ligament injury stabilization using a new fixation technique’ – Grant of $ 3,500 for the
study & proposal accepted by Arthrex Inc. in July 2005
2. ‘Use of calcium sulfate to increase screw purchase in osteoporotic ankle’ – Initial grant of $ 20,000
and study proposal accepted by Wright Medical Technology in Apr 2006
3. ‘Lisfranc Ligament stabilization with TightRope Fixation Technique’ – Grant of $ 26,375 provided
by Arthrex Inc. in March 2007
4. ‘Internal fixation of osteoporotic ankle fracture fixation with and without the use of composite graft
– a cadaver study’ – Grant of $ 13,000 provided by Wright Medical Technology in April 2007
GRANT PROPOSAL S
18
1. ‘Ost eoformin (BMP) stimulates bone defect healing in rabbits’ – study proposal to be submitted to
John Sealy Foundation – 07
2. ‘Stability of allograft fixation of the Lisfranc ligament injury ’ – submitted to OREF (Orthopedic
Research and Education Fund) – Sep 09
PRESENTATIONS / LECTURES - INSTRUCTOR/ MODERATOR
NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS:
1. ‘Hallux valgus correction with Z osteotomy of the first metatarsal and distal soft tissue release’
V.K. Panchbhavi and S.G. Trevino – Podium presentation of the paper at the 17th annual summer
meeting of American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society , held at San Diego, California, July 19 -21
2001, USA
2. ‘Technique of endoscopic gastrocnemius recession’ V.K. Panchbhavi and S.G. Trevino – Podium
presentation of the paper at the International Federation of Foot and Ankle Societies (IFFAS) Triennial
Scientific meeting in San Francisco USA on 13 Sept 2002
3. ‘Fixation of tibialpilon fractures with percutaneous cannulated screws’ Mujahid Ali Syed and
V.K. Panchbhavi – paper presented as poster at 6th EORS (European Orthopaedic Research Society)
meeting in Helsinki, Finland June 4 -7’ 2003
4. ‘Use of knee supporting device for nailin g of tibial and femoral fractures’ V.K. Panchbhavi -
paper presented as poster at 6th EFFORT (European Federation of National Associations of
Orthopaedics and Traumatology) meeting Helsinki, Finland June 7 -10’ 2003
5. ‘Computer -assisted radiographic measurements and evaluation of two new forefoot parameters in
assessment of Hallux valgus surgery’ V.K. Panchbhavi and S.G. Trevino – paper presented as poster
at American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society (AOFAS) Summer meeting, Hilton Head South
Carolina, USA June 26 -29’ 2003
6. ‘Comparison between manual and computer -assisted measurements of Hallux valgus parameters’ -
V. K. Panchbhavi and S.G. Trevino. Podium presentation given at the American Orthopaed ic Foot
and Ankle Society (AOFAS) summer meeting , South Carolina USA, June 26 -29’2003
7. ‘PeronealTendoscopy and Its role in Management of Peroneal Tendon Anomalies’ - V. K
Panchbhavi and S.G. Trevino. Podium presentation of the paper at the 71st Annual me eting of the
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS) and (34th Annual Winter meeting of the
AOFAS) San Francisco, CA USA March 10 -14’ 2004 19
8. ‘Osteoporotic Ankle Fracture Fixation Using Hook Fibular Plate and Tibia -pro-fibula Screws’ V. K
Panchbhav i, William T. Mason & Milan Mody. Podium presentation at 20th Annual Summer Meeting
of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ), Seattle, WA, USA July 29 -31’
2004
9. ‘Evaluation of Results of Gastrocnemius Recession Performed Endoscopi cally in patients’ V. K
Panchbhavi , Mark Gibbs & Saul G. Trevino. Poster presentation at 20th Annual Summer Meeting of
the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS), Seattle, WA, USA July 29 -31’
2004
10. ‘A minimally invasive technique of t reating tibial pilon fractures with percutaneous cannulated
screws’ Mujahid Syed & V. K. Panchbhavi . Poster presentation at 20th Annual Summer Meeting of
the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ), Seattle, WA, USA July 29 -31’
2004
11. ‘Outcome of the MRSA infections in the diabetic foot’ Saul G. Trevino, Dave G. Stewart & V. K
Panchbhavi . Poster presentation at 20th Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of
Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ), Seattle, WA, USA July 29 -31’ 2004
12. ‘Arthroscopic evaluation of intra -articular lesions in ankle fractures’ Poster # P372 Saul G.
Trevino, Dave G. Stewart & V. K. Panchbhavi. Poster presentation at the 72nd Annual Meeting of the
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) in Washington , DC, Feb 23 -27, 2005
13. ‘First web space soft tissue release: A new sequential approach’ V. K. Panchbhavi and S.G.
Trevino. Podium presentation given at the 21st Annual summer meeting of the American Orthopaedic
Foot and Ankle Society (AOFAS) , Boston MA USA, July 15 -17’2005
14. ‘Technique of Internal fixation in Osteoporotic Ankle Fractures’ V. K Panchbhavi, Milan G.
Mody and Will T. Mason. Poster presentation at 21st Annual Summer Meeting of the American
Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ), Boston MA USA, July 15 -17’2005
15. ‘Race Related Differences in Radiographic Measurements of the Weight Bearing Foot’ V. K
Panchbhavi, S.G. Trevino, O. Castro -Aargon, M. Warner. Poster presentation at 22nd Annual
Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ), San Diego CA
USA, July 14 -16’2006
16. ‘The Kick -Off Position Sign: A New Sign for Early Diagnosis of Complex Regional Pain
Syndrome in the Leg’ V. K Panchbhavi, O. Cast ro-Aargon, S.G. Trevino, M. Rowell, J. Jo. Poster
presentation at 22nd Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle
Surgeons (AOFAS ), San Diego CA USA, July 14 -16’2006
17. ‘Minimally Invasive Technique for Harvesting Long Flexor Tendons of the Foot’ V. K 20
Panchbhavi, S.G. Trevino. Poster presentation at 22nd Annual Summer Meeting of the American
Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ), San Diego CA USA, July 14 -16’2006
18. ‘Buttress K Wire Fixation for Distal Chevron Osteotomy’ V. K Panchbhavi. Poster presentation
at 22nd Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ),
San Diego CA USA, July 14 -16’2006
19. ‘All that is Gas is not Gas Gangrene: A Case Report on Mechanical Spread of Gas in Soft Tissues’
V. K Panchbhavi, S.E. Hecox. Poster presentation at 22nd Annual Summer Meeting of the American
Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ), San Diego CA USA, July 14 -16’2006
20. ‘First Web Space Soft Tissue Release in Bunion Surgery: Functional outcomes of a New
Technique’ V. K. Panchbhavi, Saul G. Trevino and Jay Rapley . Paper # 174 Podium presentation at
the 74thAnnual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS ) in San Diego,
CA, Feb 14 -18, 2007
21. ‘Minimally Invasive Technique for Harvesting Flexor Digitorum Longus Tendon in Foot – A
Cadaver Study’ V. K. Panchbhavi and Jinping Yang. Poster # 215 Poster presentation at the
74thAnnual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) in San Diego, CA,
Feb 14 -18, 2007
22. ‘Radiographic Differences in the Morphology of the Weight Bearing Foot Between Different
Races’ V. K. Panchbhavi, Saul G. Trevino, Oscar Castro -Aargon. Poster # 221 Poster presentation at
the 74thAnnual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) in San Diego,
CA, Feb 14 -18, 2007
23. ‘The Kick -off Position: A New Sign for Early Diagnosis of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in
the Le g’ V. K. Panchbhavi, Saul G. Trevino, Oscar Castro -Aargon, Margaret Rowell, Jeannie Jo.
Poster # 222 Poster presentation at the 74thAnnual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic
Surgeons (AAOS) in San Diego, CA, Feb 14 -18, 2007
24. ‘Minimally Inva sive Harvest of the Flexor Digitorum Longus Tendon: A Cadaver Study’ V. K.
Panchbhavi, JinPing Yang, SantaramVallurapalli. Podium presentation # 364 at the 75thAnnual
Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) in San Francisco, CA, March
5-9’ 2008
25. ‘Reducing Ankle Stiffness in Individuals with Flat Feet’ V. K. Panchbhavi, Saul Trevino, Katie
Hendricks, Dana Zander, Casi Baker. Podium presentation on Specialty day & 38th Annual Winter
Meeting of the American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Society at the 75thAnnual Meeting of the
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) in San Francisco, CA, March 8’ 2008
26. ‘Arthroscopically Detected Intraarticular Injuries Associated with Ankle Fractures’ Nikoletta M
Leontaritis, V. K. Panchbhavi, John Mavropoulos, Lauren Hinojosa. Podium presentation # 374 at
the 75thAnnual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) in San
Francisco, CA, March 5 -9’ 2008
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27. ‘The Use of Calcium Sulfate and Calcium Phosphate Composite Graft to Augment Screw
Purchase in Osteoporotic Ankles’ Panchbhavi VK , Vallurupalli S, Morris R, Patterson, R. Poster
presentation #1590 at the 54th Orthopedic Research Society (ORS) meeting in San Francisco, CA,
March 2 -5’2008
28. ‘Biomechanical Comparison of Fixation in Osteoporotic Ankle Fractures’ Panchbhavi VK , Shah
VM, Vallurupalli S, Morris R. Poster presentation #1588 at the 54th Orthopedic R esearch Society
(ORS) meeting in San Francisco, CA, March 2 -5’2008
29. ‘A Biomechanical Comparison of Screw and Tight Rope Fixation of Isolated Lisfranc Ligament
Injuries’ Panchbhavi VK , Vallurupalli S, Yang J, Andersen C. Poster presentation # 1582 at the 54th
Orthopedic Research Society (ORS) meeting in San Francisco, CA, March 2 -5’2008
30. ‘Model for Lisfranc Ligament Injuries’ Panchbhavi VK , Andersen C, Vallurupalli S, Yang J
Poster presentation # 1579 at the 54th Orthopedic Research Society (ORS) meeting in San Francisco,
CA, March 2 -5’2008
31. ‘Ankle Stretching Device Operated by Patient at Home Improves ROM’ Panchbhavi VK,
Hendricks K, Trevino S. Poster presentation # 70 at the 24th Annual Sum mer Meeting of the
American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS), Denver, Colorado , USA, Jun 26 -
28’2008
32. ‘Results of Survey on Foot & Ankle Training in ACGME approved Orthopedic Residency
Programs in USA’ Board Retreat, Board of Directors Mee ting of the American Orthopedic Foot and
Ankle Society (AOFAS), Rosemont, Chicago, USA, Oct 10 -11’2008
33. ‘Charcot Deformities in Foot & Ankle’ Invited Speaker at the Hanger Education Fair, Reno,
Nevada Feb 6’ 2009
34. ‘Minimally Invasive Harvest of Flexor Tendons in the Foot’ Invited Speaker at the symposium
on ‘Current Concept Review – Minimally Invasive Techniques in Foot & Ankle Surgery’ at the 25th
Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ),
Vancouver, Canada, USA, July 18’2009
35. ‘Resident Outreach Proposals’ presentation and participation in the proceedings at the AOFAS
Board Retreat, Board of Directors Meeting of the American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Society
(AOFAS), De er Valley, Utah, USA, Oct 08 -10’2009
36. ‘Orthobiologics Surgeon Roundtable’ IntegraTM sponsored discussion with five Foot & Ankle
Surgeons from the nation, held at Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA May 21’2010
37. ‘Three -Dimensional Mod eling of Screw Placement at the Tarsometatarsal Joint ’ Molina, D,
Panchbhavi, VK, Andersen, C. Podium Presentation at ORS (Orthopedic Research Society) Annual
meeting, Feb 4 -7, 2012 San Francisco, CA
38. ‘ Fixation Strength of Anteriorly Inserted Screws f or Talar Neck Fractures ’.
Capelle JH, M.D., Morris RP, B.S., Couch CG, B.S., Wells KM, B.S., Panchbhavi VK , M.D., FACS
Poster at ORS (Orthopedic Research Society) Annual meeting, Feb 4 -7, 2012 San Francisco, CA
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39. ‘ Lisfranc Injures – Current Trends’ Panchbhavi VK Invited Faculty at the 25th Indian Foot and
Ankle Society conference IFASCON 2012 and the 2nd Asia Pacific Society of Foot and Ankle
Surgeons’ Aug 31st – Sept 2nd 2012 , Agra, India
40. ‘ Ideal Treatment of Lisfranc Injuries’ Panchbhavi VK Invited Faculty at the 25th Indian Foot
and Ankle Society conference IFASCON 2012 and the 2nd Asia Pacific Society of Foot and Ankle
Surgeons’ Aug 31st – Sept 2nd 2012 , Agra, India
41. ‘Charcot neuroarthropathy – recent trends’ Panchbhavi VK Invited Faculty at the 25th Indian
Foot and Ankle Society conference IFASCON 2012 and the 2nd Asia Pacific Society of Foot and
Ankle Surgeons’ Aug 31st – Sept 2nd 2012 , Agra, India
42. Panel Judge for the K P Srivastava Gold Medal Paper Session at the 25th Indian Foot and Ankle
Society conference IFASCON 2012 and the 2nd Asia Pacific Society of Foot and Ankle Surgeons’
Aug 31st – Sept 2nd 2012, Agra, India
43. Chairperson for session on ‘Arthroscopy & Arthroplasty ’ at the 25th Indian Foot and Ankle
Society conference IFASCON 2012 and the 2nd Asia Pacific Society of Foot and Ankle Surgeons’
Aug 31st – Sept 2nd 2012, Agra, India
44. ‘Lisfranc and Midfoot Injuries’ Invited Faculty & Symposium Speaker at the 57th Annual
Conference of the Indian Orthopedic Association (IOACON) Dec 12 -16th 2012, Chennai, India
45. ‘MIS in Foot & Ankle’ Invited Guest Lecture at the 57th Annual Conference of the Indian
Orthopedic Association (IOACON) Dec 12 -16th 2012, Chennai, Ind ia
46. ‘Charcot Attack Wounds in Foot & Ankle’ Invited Webinar talk given on Feb 28’ 2013 to the The
Wound Healing Society, Florida, USA http://www.woundheal.org/webinar -announcement
http://www.woundheal.org/education
47. ‘What I have learnt fixing Charcot feet’ Invited Webinar talk given to the Millenium Foot &
Ankle Club on April 6’ 2013
48. ‘Help!! There is a Charcot Attack’ Invite d Grand Rounds talk for monthly Endocrinology Grand
Rounds, Division of Endocrinology, Department of Internal Medicine, University of Texas Medical
Branch, May 2, 2013.
49. ‘Surgery in Acute Charcot: Say No to Rocking Bottoms’ Invited International Faculty , at the 26th
IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Gurgaon , India, Aug 30th – Sep 1st, 2013.
50. ‘Missed / Malunited Lisfranc: what to do?’ Invited International Faculty Talk, at the 26th
IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Soc iety Conference), Gurgaon , India, Aug 30th – Sep 1st, 2013.
51. ‘PTTD/AAFFD Stages 1 to 4: Surgical Management, My Experience’ Invited International
Faculty Talk, at the 26th IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Gurgaon , India, Aug
30th – Sep 1st, 2013.
52. ‘MIS / Endoscopic Techniques in Foot & Ankle: State of the art’ Invited International Faculty
Talk, at the 26th IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Gurgaon , India, Aug 30th – 23
Sep 1st, 2013.
53. ‘Geriatric Module’ Faculty at the Comprehensive Fracture Course for Residents , 29th Annual
Meeting of the Orthopedic Trauma meeting, Phoenix, Arizona, Oct 9 -12, 2013.
54. ‘VuMedi - The Event’ Invited Faculty for the Foot & Ankle sessions at the 2nd international
CME event organized by VuMedi, San Francisco, CA, Nov 23, 2103
55. Faculty on Vumedi webinar on ‘Advanced Techniques for Calcaneus Fractures’ telecast
internationally, Feb 4th 2014 http://www.vumedi.com/video/fractures -of-the-
calcaneus/?list=a4ec9d1f -d190 -47fb-b044 -54d2a9882cf8
56. AAOS Instructional Course Lecture – ‘Don’t Get on my Nerves’ – Clinical Diagnosis of Foot &
Ankle Nerve Problems – AAOS, New Orleans, Louisiana, Mar 14, 2014
57. ‘Charcot Foot – Management Principles’ Invited International Faculty, at the 27th IFASCON
(Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Pune, India, Aug 29 – 31st 2014.
58. ‘Ankle Replacement Principles’ Invited International Faculty, at the 27th IFASCON (Indian Foot
& Ankle Society Conference), Pune, India, Aug 29 – 31st 2014.
59. ‘Tips and Tricks in TTC fusion ’ Invited International Faculty, at the 27th IFASCON (Indi an Foot
& Ankle Society Conference), Pune, India, Aug 29 – 31st 2014.
60. ‘Peroneal tendon tears ’ Invited International Faculty, at the 27th IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle
Society Conference), Pune, India, Aug 29 – 31st 2014.
61. ‘Foot & Ankle’ Faculty at the Comprehensive Fracture Course for Residents, 30th Annual Meeting
of the Orthopedic Trauma meeting, Tampa, Florida, Oct 17, 2014.
62. Moderator Faculty on Indian Foot & Ankle Society ’s ‘IFAS -VuM edi’ webinar on ‘ Ankle
Fractures: Controversies & Challenges ’ telecast internationally, Oct 21st 2014
https://www.vumedi.com/video/ankle -fractures -controversies -challenges -discussion/
63. ‘Posteriorly Unsta ble and Osteoporotic Ankle Fractures ’ Invited Faculty talk on Indian Foot &
Ankle Society ’s ‘IFAS -VuM edi’ Webinar telecast internationally, Oct 21st 2014
https://www.vumedi.com/video/posteriorly -unstable -osteoportic -ankle -fractures/
64. ‘MIS in Foot & Ankle’ ‘Peroneal Tendon Tears’ Invited Faculty talks via Web link on
International Foot and Ankle Course organized by the Indian Foot & Ankle Society at Mylapore,
Chennai, India Nov 16th 2014
65. ‘Charcot Foot & Ankle’ Invited Guest Lecture at the 59th Annual Conference of the Indian
Orthopedic Association (IOACON) Hyderabad , India Nov 19th – 22nd 2014
66. ‘OCD Talus’ Invited Guest Lecture at the 59th Annual Conference of the Indian Orthopedic
Association (IOACON) Hyderabad , India Nov 19th – 22nd 2014
67. ‘Future of Foot & Ankle Surgery – Vistas of the 21st Century’ Invited Faculty presentation at the 24
SICOT Symposium on ‘Emerging Trends, Future Possibilities’ at the 59th Annual Conference of the
Indian Orthopedic Association (IOACON) Hyderabad , India Nov 19th – 22nd 2014
68. ‘Pilon Fractures’ & ‘MIS in Pilon Fractures’ – Moderator and Speaker – IFAS (Indian Foot &
Ankle Society) We binar on Jan 2 2, 2015
69. AAOS Instructional Course Lecture – ‘Don’t get on my Nerves’ – Clinical Diagnosis , Non -
Surgical Management & Mutil -disciplinary Approach in Treatment o f Foot & Ankle Nerve Problems
– AAOS, Las Vegas, Nevada, Mar 24 , 2015
70. ‘Osteoporotic / Neuropathic: Tricks for Extra Fixation ’ – Invited Speaker at Symposium on
‘The Not so Simple Ankle Fracture’ at the American Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Society’s Specialty
day meeting at the AAOS Annual Meeting, Las Vega, Nevada, Mar 28, 2015
71. Moderator - Indian Foot & Ankle Society’s ‘IFAS webinar on ‘ Talar Fractures’ telecast
internationally, Apr 24th 2015
72. Co -Chair / Faculty – ‘TAR – Complications Roundtable’ – Sponsored by Stryker, Houston, Apr
25th 2015
73. ‘How to get your paper published and how to get it rejected’ Invited International Faculty, at the
28th IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Ludhiana, India, Aug 28th – 30th 2015.
74. ‘Charcot Foot’ Invited International Faculty, at the 28th IFASCON (Indian F oot & Ankle Society
Conference), Ludhiana, India, Aug 28th – 30th 2015.
75. ‘MIS in Foot & Ankle – Western Perspective’ Invited International Faculty, at the 28th IFASCON
(Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Ludhiana, India, Aug 28th – 30th 2015.
76. ‘Primary Fusion in Lisfranc Injury – When & How’ Invited International Faculty, at the 28th
IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Ludhiana, India, Aug 28th – 30th 2015.
77. ‘Lisfranc Injuries – Ideal treatment’ Visiting Professor - The Department of Orthopedics ,
PGIMER Chandigarh, India - 31st August to 1st September, 2015 .
78. ‘Midfoot TMT Lecture and Cases’ - Foot & Ankle Module - Faculty at the Comprehensive
Fracture Course for Residents, 3 1st Annual Meeting of the Orthopedic Trauma meeting, San Diego,
CA, Oct 9th , 2015 .
79. ‘Musculoskeletal and Gait Assessment to Detect Anomalies and Prevent Ulcers’ Invited
International Faculty, at the 13th DFSICON (Diabetic Foot Society of India) Chandigar h, India, Nov
20th – 22nd 2015
80. ‘Surgery in Charcot – When & How’ Invited International Faculty, at the 13th DFSICON
(Diabetic Foot Society of India) Chandigarh, India, Nov 20th – 22nd 2015
81. ‘MTPJ & MTC Fusion – my experience ’ Faculty at the Stryker Experience Day, Ma hwah, NJ Dec
12th 2015
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82. ‘Calcaneal Fractures’ Organizer, Moderator and Faculty for (Indian Foot & Ankle Society) IFAS
Webinar Jan 24th 2016
83. Faculty on the AAOS Instructional Course Lecture (ICL) –Course No. 281 (C ase bas ed ICL )
“Management of Most Common Foot and Ankle Pathologies" – AAOS, Orlando, FL, Mar 2, 2016
84. Faculty on panel at the 4th Annual International Symposium Course , organized by Stryker Foot &
Ankle Education, The Westin New York Grand Central, New York, NY May 13 – 14, 2016
85. ‘How Can I Minimize Complications’ Invited Speaker at Symposium on ‘Diabetic Foot’ at the
American Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Society’s annual meeting , July 2 0-23, 2016
86. Moderator – ‘Case based discussion on Pilon & Ankle Fractures’ during pre conference
workshop at the 29th IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Ranchi , India, Aug 26th –
28th 2016
87. ‘Complications of Talar Fractures’ – Invited Speaker at pre -conference workshop at the 29th
IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Ranchi , India, Aug 26th – 28th 2016
88. Invited to give an Oration – ‘So Many Years & Still Looking’ Ram Janam Sulakshana Pandey
Oration at the 29th IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Ranch i, India, Aug 26th –
28th 2016
89. ‘Chronic Achilles Tendon Tears – available options and selection criteria’ Invited Speaker at the
29th IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Ranchi , India, Aug 26th – 28th 2016
90. ‘Stage III and IV Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction’ Invited Speaker at the 29th IFASCON
(Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Ranchi , India, Aug 26th – 28th 2016
91. ‘Role of surgery in Acute Charcot Neuroarthropathy’ Invited Speaker at the 29th IFASCON
(Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Ranchi, India, Aug 26th – 28th 2016
COURSE INSTRUCTOR / MODERATOR:
1. ATLS instructor and lecture on ‘Musculoskeletal trauma’ and demonstration at related and other skill
stations on ATLS course at Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK, 20-22 May 2002
2. ATLS instructor and lecture on ‘Musculoskeletal trauma’ and demonstration at related and other skill
stations on ATLS course at St. Barts& London Hospital, London, UK 4-6 Sep 2002
3. ATLS instructor and lecture on ‘Musculoskeletal trauma’ and demonstration at related and other skill
stations on ATLS course at Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK, 23 -25 Sept 2002
4. ATLS instructor and lecture on ‘Spine and spinal cord trauma’ V.K. Panchbhavi - and dem onstration 26
at related and other skill stations on ATLS course at Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole UK, 7 -9 May 2003
5. ATLS instructor and lecture on ‘Spine and spinal cord trauma’ and demonstration at related and other
skill stations on ATLS course at Pool e Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK, 22 -24 Sep 2003
6. Moderator for half a day session on ‘Foot and Ankle’ at the 22nd Annual Conference on Innovations
in Sports Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA July 23 -24’ 2004
7. Conducted a Workshop on Foot and Ankle at the 22nd Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports
Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA July 23 -24’ 2004
8. ATLS instructor and lecture on ‘Musculoskeletal trauma’ and demonstration at related and other skill
stations on ATLS course at Princes Charles Hospital, Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, UK 21 -23 April 2005
9. Conducted Dissection – Foot & Ankle - Anatomy demonstration telecast live to the audience - at
the 23rd Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA July 8&9
2005
10. Conducted a Workshop on Foot and Ankle at the 23rd Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports
Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA July 8&9 2005
11. ‘Physical Examination of the Injured Ankle and Foot’ V. K Panchbhavi 20 min Invited lecture at
the 23rd Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine , Galveston, Texas USA July 8&9
2005
12. Musculoskeletal workshop – V. K Panchbhavi - Two 1 hr sessions to equip Practice of Medicine
(POM) students with musculoskeletal examination techniques, conducted at the University of Texas
Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on March 13, 2006
13. Moderator for an afternoon session on ‘Ethics and Orthopedic Lectures’ at the 25th Annual G.W.N
Eggers Lectureship, Galveston, TX, April 6 -7, 2007
14. ‘Foot and Ankle Orthopedics’ V. K Panch bhavi - Two didactic session for the Physiotherapy
Students at the University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Jan 22, 2008
15. Moderator for session on ‘Current Concept Review – DVT & PE in Foot and Ankle Surgery’ along
with Loretta Chou, MD at the Specialty day & 38th Annual Winter Meeting of the American
Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Society at the 75thAnnual Meeting of the American Academy of
Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) in San Francisco, CA, March 8’ 2008
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16. Moderator for session on Paper Session II ‘Trauma – Foot and Ankle’ along with Michael
Aronow MD, at the 24th Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle
Surgeons (AOFAS ), Denver, Colarado, USA, Jun 26 -28’2008
17. Organizer of a symposium on ‘Current Concept Review – Minimally Invasive Techniques in Foot
& Ankle Surgery’ at the 25th Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and
Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ), Vancouver, Canada, USA, July 18’2009
18. Moderator of the ses sion on ‘Current Concept Review – Minimally Invasive Techniques in Foot
& Ankle Surgery’ at the 25th Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and
Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ), Vancouver, Canada, USA, July 18’2009
19. Moderator of ‘Paper Session No 7: Trauma ’ at the 26th Annual Summer Meeting of the American
Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS ), National Harbor , Maryland, USA, July 09’2010
20. Moderator at the 28th Annual G.W.N Eggers Lectureship, Galveston, TX, June 18 -19, 2010
21. Moderator at the 2 9th Annual G.W.N Eggers Lectureship, Galveston, TX, June 24, 2011
22. Invited Faculty ‘Diabetic and Neuropathic Foot’ V. K Panchbhavi, at the AOFAS Resident
Review Course, Dallas, TX, August 27, 2011
23. Invited Faculty ‘Lisfranc Injuries’ V. K Panchbhavi, at the AOFAS Resident Review Course,
Dallas, TX, August 27, 2011
24. Course Chairman – Indo-US Foot & Ankle Course 2013, Pune, India, June 29th & 30th 2013
25. Faculty Presentations on – 1. Regional blocks for Foot & Ankle Sug ery 2. Pilon Fractures 3. Adult
Acquired Flatfoot Deformity 4. OCD talus 5. Lesser toe deformities 6. Charcot Foot - Indo-US Foot
& Ankle Course 2013, Pune, India, June 29th & 30th 2013
26. Moderator for Case based session - Indo-US Foot & Ankle Course 20 13, Pune, India, June 29th &
30th 2013
27. ‘Total Ankle Replacement’ Live surgery demonstration at Medanta –The Medicity Hospital,
telecast at the 26th IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Gurgoan, India, August 30th
2013.
28. Faculty Presentation on – 1. Physical Exam of the Foot and Ankle 2. Tibiotalocalcaneal Fusions -
Techniques and Tips 3. Approach and Management of Chronic Achilles Ruptures 4. Approach and
Management of Claw and Hammer Toes 5. Approach and Management o f Hallux Varus 6. Fractures 28
in Diabetics - Approach and Management 7. Acute Ankle Sprains (bracing, PT, medial ankle) 8.
Management of Neuromuscular Disorders of the Foot and Ankle – 5th annual Indo -US Foot & Ankle
Course 2014, Jaipur, India, Jan 10th- 12th 2014.
29. Live surgery demonstrations – 1. Ankle Arthrodesis 2. Peroneal tendon exploration and excision
of peroneus quartus at Sankotba Durlabji Memorial Hospital, Jaipur to audience at the 5th annual
Indo-US Foot & Ankle Course 2014, Jaipur, India, Jan 10th- 12th 2014.
30. Live surgery demonstrations – ‘Excision of Calcaneonavicular coalition and Calcaneal
Osteotomy’ – Saw bones workshop - TTC nailing, MIS Surgery. Invited as International Faculty, at
the 27th IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Pune, India, Aug 29 – 31st 2014
31. Faculty on CME / Workshop 28th IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference),
Ludhiana, India, Aug 28th – 30th 2015.
REGIONAL MEETINGS:
1. ‘Common forefoot injuries in athletes’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 20 min invited lecture at 18th Annual
conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine , San Luis conference center, Galveston Texas USA, 23
June 2000
2. Moderator for half a day session on ‘Foot and Ankle’ at the 22nd Annual Conference on Innovations
in Sports Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA July 23 -24’ 2004
3. Conducted a Workshop on Foot and Ankle at the 22nd Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports
Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA July 23 -24’ 2004
4. ‘Evaluation and treatment of tendoachilles pain’ V.K Panchbhavi 20 min Invited lecture at the
22nd Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine , Galveston, Texas USA July 23 -24’ 2004
5. Conducted Dissection – Foot & Ankle - Anatomy demonstratio n telecast live to the audience - at
the 23rd Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA July 8&9
2005
6. Conducted a Workshop on Foot and Ankle at the 23rd Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports
Medicine, Galveston, Tex as USA July 8&9 2005
7. ‘Physical Examination of the Injured Ankle and Foot’ V. K Panchbhavi 20 min Invited lecture at
the 23rd Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine , Galveston, Texas USA July 8&9
2005
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8. ‘Ankle Arthroscopy’ V. K Panchbhavi 20 min Invited lecture at the 24th Annual Conference on
Innovations in Sports Medicine , Galveston, Texas USA June 30th 2006
9. ‘Minimally Invasive Technique for Harvesting Flexor Digitorum Longus Tendon in Foot – A
Cadaver Study’ V. K. Panchbh avi Jinping Yang and S. Vallurupalli. Podium presentation# 27 at the
Texas Orthopedic Association 2007 Annual Meeting in Austin, Texas, May 12, 2007
10. ‘Diagnosis and Management of Talar Dome Lesions’ V. K Panchbhavi 20 min Invited lecture at
the 25th Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine , Galveston, Texas USA July 20’ 2007
11. ‘Arthroscopic Surgery of the Foot and Ankle’ V. K Panchbhavi 60 min Invited lecture and video
presentation at the 25th Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports Med icine , Galveston, Texas USA
July 20’ 2007
12. ‘Ankle Fractures in the Elderly’ V. K Panchbhavi 20 min Invited lecture at the 26th Annual
G.W.N.Egger’s Lectureship , Moody Garden Hotel, Galveston, Texas USA, April 18’ 2008
13. ‘Nerve Entrapment about the Foot & Ankle’ V. K Panchbhavi 20 min Invited lecture at the 26th
Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine , Galveston, Texas USA July 11’ 2008
14. ‘Injury to the Foot & Ankle’ V. K Panchbhavi 60 min Invited lecture at the 26th Annual
Conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine , Galveston, Texas USA July 11’ 2008
15. ‘Current Trends in Foot & Ankle Surgery’ V. K Panchbhavi 60 min Invited as a Visiting
Professor to give Grand Rounds at the Department of Orthopedic Surgery, University of Missouri,
Columbia, Missouri USA Dec 10’2008
16. ‘ Emerging Concepts and Controversies in Foot & Ankle Surgery ’ V. K Panchbhavi 60 min
Invited as a Visiting Professor to give Grand Rounds (Morehouse Auditorium) at Department of
Orthopedic Surgery, The Ohio State Uni versity Medical Center, Columbus, Ohio USA October 30th
2009
17. ‘Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction’ V. K Panchbhavi 60 min Invited Speaker to the residents
at Department of Orthopedic Surgery, University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, Hospital of the
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA February 25th 2010
18. ‘Lisfranc Injuries: Emerging concepts and controversies’ V. K Panchbhavi 60 min Invited as a
Visiting Professor to give Grand Rounds at the Department of Orthopedic Surgery, University of
Pennsylvania Medical Center, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA
February 25th 2010
19. ‘Lisfranc Injury: To Fuse or not to Fuse ’ V. K Panchbhavi 20 min Invited lecture at the 2 9th
Annual G.W.N.Egger’s Lectureship , Moody Garden Hotel , Galveston, Texas USA, June 2011 30
20. ‘Lisfranc Injury’ V. K Panchbhavi 60 min Invited as a Visiting Professor to give Grand Rounds
(CME event) at the Department of Orthopedic Surgery, University of Massachusetts Medical School,
Worcester, MA, USA April 11 2012
21. ‘Posterior Tibial Tendon D ysfunction’ V. K Panchbhavi 60 min Invited as a Visiting Professor
to give Grand Rounds (CME event) at the Department of Orthopedic Surgery, University of
Oklahoma , Oklahoma , OK , USA June 07 2013
HOSPITAL GRAND ROUNDS:
1. ‘Juvenile bunions current concepts’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand
rounds at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on 12 July 2000
2. ‘Disorders of Hallucial sesamoids and other first ray problems’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min
presentation at hospital grand rounds at University of Texas Medical Branch on 17 Sep 2000
3. ‘Diabetic foot and ankle disorders’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand
rounds at University of Texas Medical Branch on 10 Jan 2001
4. ‘Current trends in foot and ankle surgery’ V.K. Panchbhavi - to orthopaedic directorate Poole and
Bournemouth hospitals, at Poole Hospital NHS Trust, England UK on 9 March 2001
5. ‘Diabetic foot and ankle disorders - an orthopaedic perspective’ V.K. Panchbhavi – 60 min invited
lecture at Diabetic centre at Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK on 17 April 2001.
6. ‘Greenstick fractures – new cost cutting and efficient management pr otocol’ V.K. Panchbhavi – 20
min presentation at Clinical Governance meeting, Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK, 11 July 2001
7. ‘Sports related foot injuries’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min talk, Physiotherapy dept, Poole Hospital NHS
Trust, Poole, UK, on 16 Oct 2001
8. ‘Lisfranc Injuries of the foot’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min talk, at Clinical Governance meeting,
Bournemouth Nuffield hospital, UK, on 15 May 2002
9. ‘Diastasis screw removal’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 30 min presentation at Clinical Governance meetin g,
Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK on 10 Dec 2002
10. ‘Osteoporotic ankle fractures’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 45 min presentation at Clinical Governance 31
meeting, Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK on 8 Jan 2003
11. ‘Lower limb surgery with knee supporting device’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 30 min presentation at
Clinical Governance meeting in Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK on 10 Apr 2003
12. ‘Percutaneous fixation in pilon fractures’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 30 min presentation at Clinical
Governance meeting in Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK on 16 May 2003
13. ‘Z – osteotomy and distal soft tissue release – pearls and pitfalls’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 45 min
presentation at Clinical Governance meeting in Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK on 09 Sep 2003
14. ‘Midfoo t Injuries’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at University
of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on 21 Jan 2004
15. ‘Nerve problems of the Foot and Ankle’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand
rounds at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on June 30’ 2004
16. ‘Calcaneus fractures’ V. K Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on May 25, 2005
17. ‘Achilles Tendon Disorders’ V. K Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Sep 14’ 2005
18. ‘Biomechanics and Surgical Approaches in Foot and Ankle’ V. K Panchbhavi - 60 min
presentation at hospital grand rounds at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on
Nov 23’ 2005
19. ‘Pathology of First Ray’ V. K Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Te xas on Feb 22’ 2006
20. ‘Charcot Arthropathy in Foot and Ankle’ V. K Panchbhavi - 60 min ‘In -Service’ presentation to
the PT/OT staff at Physical Therapy & Rehab unit at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston,
Texas on Apr 12’ 2006
21. ‘Midfoot I njuries’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at University
of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on May 31’ 2006
22. ‘Calcaneal Fractures’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation grand rounds at University of Texas
Medical Bra nch, Galveston, Texas on June 28’ 2006
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23. ‘Nerve Problems in the Foot and Ankle’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand
rounds at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Jan 17’ 2007
24. ‘Prosthetics in Orthopaedics’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Jan 31’ 2007
25. ‘The Diabetic Foot’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at University
of Texas Medical Branc h, Galveston, Texas on May 02’ 2007
26. ‘Charcot Deformities in Foot & Ankle’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand
rounds at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Jun 27’ 2007
27. ‘Ankle Reconstruction’ V.K. Panchbhav i - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Aug 15’ 2007
28. ‘Plantar Heel Pain’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at University
of Texas Medical Branch, Galvesto n, Texas on Sep 19’ 2007
29. ‘OITE review – Foot and Ankle’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds
at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Nov 07’ 2007
30. ‘Foot and Ankle Biomechanics and Surgical Approaches’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation
at hospital grand rounds at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Nov 28’ 2007
31. ‘Hallux Valgus Deformity – Evaluation and Management’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min
presentation at hospital grand round s at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Jan
16’ 2008
32. ‘Lesser Toe Deformities’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Feb27’ 2008
33. ‘Hallux Rigid us’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at University of
Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Apr 16’ 2008
34. ‘Midfoot Injuries’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at University
of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on May 28’ 2008
35. ‘Calcaneal Fractures’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds at
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on July 23’ 2008
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36. ‘OITE review – Foot and Ankle’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds
at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Oct 21’ 2008
37. ‘Arthritic Conditions in Foot & Ankle’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand
rounds at University of Texas Medica l Branch, Galveston, Texas on Nov 18’ 2008
38. ‘Rheumatic Problems in Foot & Ankle – an Orthopedic Perspective’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min
presentation the Department of Rheumatology at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston,
Texas on Dec 16 ’ 2008
39. ‘Adult Acquired Flat Foot Deformtity’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min at hospital grand rounds
presentation for the Department of Orthopedic Surgery of the University of Texas Medical Branch,
Galveston, Texas on Aug 20’ 2009
40. ‘Life as a Surgeon’ V.K. Panc hbhavi - 30 min presentation to the ‘Student Surgical Society’ at the
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on February 4th 2010
41. ‘All You Need To Know and More There Is To Know On Lisfranc Injuries ’ V.K. Panchbhavi -60
min at hospital grand rounds presentation for the department of the University of Texas Medical
Branch, Galveston, Texas on May 18’ 2010
42. ‘OITE review – Foot and Ankle’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds
at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on Nov 03’ 2010
43. ‘The Surgeons Cutting Edge’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation to the ‘Student Surgical
Society’ at the University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on January 13th 2011
44. ‘Mal-united Calcaneal Fractures’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital grand rounds
at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on January 18’ 2011
45. ‘The Secret Life of Lesser Toes’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospit al grand rounds
at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on March 29’ 2011
46. ‘The 'TURNIP' - Different Types and Ways To Cut It’ - V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation
at hospital grand rounds at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on August 16’
2011
47. ‘The Charcot Attack in the Foot’ - V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital CME grand
rounds to Department of Internal Medicine, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on
Dec 15’ 2011
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48. ‘Compression Neuropathies in Foot & Ankle’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital
CME grand rounds to Department of Internal Medicine, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston,
Texas on Jun 5’ 2012
49. ‘Minimally Invasive Surgery in Foot & Ankle’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital
CME grand rounds to Department of Internal Medicine, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston,
Texas on Jan 29’ 2013
50. ‘Biomechanics in Foot & Ankle’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital CME grand
rounds to Department of Internal Medicine, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on
Apr 16’ 2013
51. ‘Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction’ V.K. Panchbhavi - 60 min presentation at hospital CME grand
rounds to Department of Internal Medicine, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas on
July 9’ 2014
52. ‘ Musculoskeletal and Gait Assessment to Detect Anomalies and Prevent Ulcers’ 60 min
presentation as part of the Endocrinology Core Lecture Series, University of Texas Medical Br anch,
Galveston, Texas on Sept 7’ 2016
INNOVATIONS
1. Design of a new skin traction staple titled ‘Surgical staples and methods of using same’
US patent applied through UTMB Technology management office (14 July 2001).
2. Two new measurement techniques introduced to evaluate surgical procedures on Hallux valgus
deformities: ‘Metatarsal Span’ and ‘forefoot circumference’ presented at American Orthopedic Foot
and Ankle Soc iety’s 17th annual summer meeting, San Diego California USA 19 -21 July 2001
3. Design of a ‘knee -supporting triangle’ – UK patent applied (12 June 2001)
4. Design of ‘interlocking screw hole locating and securing device’ UK patent applied (16 Aug 2001)
5. Design of a bone holding clamp – UK patent 13 Feb 2003.
GB0303241.4 www.ipo.gov.uk/ patent /p-journal/p -pdj/2003 -5939.pdf
6. Design of a ‘Cobra -hook plate’ – UK patent applied (4 March 2003)
7. Design of a Laser guide to aid rotational alignment in long bones
Application Number: 11/521258. Publication D ate: 03/29/ 2007 Patent 20070073296 35
8. Design of a Ratchet Compression Stap le ©
9. Design of a Tendon Snare © - US patent applied (Feb 2007)
CURRENT PROJECTS
1. Minimal invasive techniques in foot and ankle surgery – cadaver study
2. Ligament mapping – cadaver study
3. Biomechanical study of talar fracture fixation
LICENSURE / MEMBERSHIP IN SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES
Hyderabad State Medical Council Licence # 11458 27 -12-85
General Medical Council Licence # 4039073 2 Jul 93 -16
British Medical Association Membership No 7123854
British Orthopaedic Association Membership No 15479
Royal College of Surgeons Ed inburgh Fellowship awarded 1992 , lapsed 1999
Royal College of Surgeons, England Fellowship awarded Oct 2, 1993 lapsed 2011
American Orthopa edic Foot & Ankle Society Member 16 Feb 2002
British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society Full Member Nov 2004
Texas Orthopaedic Association Member May 2005 No: 5979
American A cademy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Member Sep 26, 2005 ID # 00248341
Oklahoma State Medical Board Apr 19’06 # 24820 Expires 01 -04-2009
Texas Medical Board Aug 25’06 # M4419 Expires 08 -31-09
American College of Surgeons Fellow ship conferred on Oct 12’2008
American Board of Orthopaedic Surgeons Diplomate - 07/21/ 2011
Orthopedic Trauma Association Active Member Jan 10, 2012
American Orthopedic Association June 25, 2015
GENERAL EDUCATION
School: VivekVardhini High School, Hyderabad, India
VV Joshi Gold Medal 1977 - BEST OUTGOING STUDENT
College: Little Flower Junior College - 1977 - 1979
Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology and French. 36
POST GRADUATE CLINICAL TRAINING
POST GRADUATE ORTHOPEDIC TRAINING - M.S ORTHO Three years (1986 - 1989)
Osmania Medical College, Osmania University, Osmania General Hospital, Hyderabad, India
ORTHOPEDIC SPECIALIST TRAINING (1990 - 1995)
Hospitals: Greenwich District Hospital, London (Feb 90 - Jul 90)
Yeovil District Hospital, Somerset (Oct 90 - Jan 91)
Newham General Hospital, London (Feb 91 - Jul 91)
Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Dorset (Aug 91 - Sep 92)
St Mary's Hospital, Isle of Wight (Nov 92 - Mar 93)
Wessex Specialist Registrar Rotation - Poole Hospital –
West Dorset Hospital - Poole Hospital (May 93 - Jul 95)
FELLOWSHIP TRAINING IN FOOT & ANKLE SURGERY (2000 -2001)
University of Texas Medical Branch , Galveston, Texas, USA
CME :COURSES AND CONFERENCES
1 All India Medical Conference, Hyderabad, India - Jan 1985.
2 Annual Conference of AP Chapter of Indian Orthopaedic Association,
Hyderabad, India - Dec 1986.
3 Annual Conference of Indian Orthopaedic Association, New Delhi,
India - Sep 1987.
4 Asian Congress of Trauma, Joint Replacements and Spinal Surgery, 37
New Delhi, India - Jan 1988.
5 Association for the Study of Internal Fixation Course, Royal College of
Surgeons of England, London, UK - Jul 1993.
6 Basic Skills Course on Knee Replacement, Institute of Orthopaedics,
University College, London, UK - Feb 1994.
7 Advanced Trauma and Life Support Certificate (ATLS) at the St Heiler's Hospital, Jersey, UK -
Apr 1994.
8 External Fixator Course, Limb Reconstruction, Sheffield, UK - Mar 1995.
9 Bournemouth & Poole Trauma Conference, Dorset, UK - Jul 1995.
10 Surgery of the foot and ankle - Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, London UK - May 1997.
11 Surgical treatment of foot and ankle disorders, Surgical Skills Course - Frankfurt, Germany -
September 1997.
12 Anatomical workshop on foot and ankle surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of England, UK Jul
1998.
13 Surgical approaches to f oot and ankle - hands on work shop (cadaver limbs) Royal College of
Surgeons, London, UK, Jul 1998.
14 Twenty -eighth Instructional course, BOA, York, UK, Jan 1999.
15 Clinical Governance - Expectations and Practicalities, Poole, UK, Apr 1999.
16 AO Course for Surgeons on Advances in Fracture Management, York, UK, 26 -29 Oct 1999
17 18th Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports medicine, Galveston Texas USA, 23 Jun 2000
18 American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society Summer Meeting, Vail, Colorado USA, 13 -15
July 2000
19 Medico legal survival course (94% score) University of Texas Medical Branch, 301 University
Blvd Galveston, Texas 77555 USA. 20 Oct 2000.
20 Comprehensive Foot and Ankle course organised by American Association of Orthopaedic
surgeons Phoenix, Arizon a, USA 2 -5 Nov 2000.
21 American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Society’s 17th annual summer meeting, San Diego
California USA 19 -21 July 2001.
22 Acute Trauma and Life Support course, re -certification, Royal Bournemouth Hospital, Dorset
UK, nominated for ATLS inst ructor’s course , 12-14 Nov 2001.
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23 First meeting US and Spanish foot and ankle societies, XXIII National Congress of the Foot
surgery Spanish Association, Madrid, Spain, 15 -17 Nov 2001.
24 Elastic Stable Intramedullary nailing (Nancy nailing) course, Norther n General Hospital,
Sheffield, UK 30 Nov 2001.
25 Acute Trauma and Life Support Instructors course, Royal College of Surgeons of England,
London UK, successful and nominated as Instructor candidate , 16-17 Jan 2002.
26 ATLS course as Instructor candidate, successful and qualified as Instructor , ATLS course,
Poole Hospital, Poole, UK, 20 -22 May 2002
27 Caring for older patients in the new NHS, medico legal workshop; appraisal and revalidation.
Mainz, Germany, 5 -7 July 2002
28 American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society’s 18th annual summer meeting, Traverse city,
Michigan, USA 12 – 14 July 2002
29 ATLS course as instructor at the St. Bartholomew and the Royal London Hospital, London, 4 -6
Sept 2002
30 International congress on Total Ankle Arthroplasty, San Francisco, USA 11 Sept 2002
31 International Federation of Foot and Ankle Societies (IFFAS) triennial scientific meeting, San
Francisco, USA 12 -14 Sept 2002
32 ATLS course as instructor at the Poole Hospital NHS trust, Poole, UK 23 -25 Sept 2002
33 Workshop on appraising, Dudsbury Golf Course, Poole, 16 Oct 2002
34 The fifth Biomet -Merck international trauma and biomaterial symposium, Chamonix, France 30
Jan – 1 Feb 2003
35 Visiting a unit – Mr. Alberto Gregori performing TKR using ‘Orthopilot’ navigati on system
developed by Aesculap – B Braun - Fairmeyers Hospital, East Kilbride, Glasgow, 26 March
2003
36 Training course on ‘Autologous Chondrocyte Transplantation’ at the Aesculap Akademie,
Tuttlingen, Germany, 28 and 29 April 2003
37 ATLS course as instructor at the Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK 6 – 8 May 2003
38 The 6th Congress of the European Federation of National Associations of Orthopaedics and
Traumatology at the Helsinki Fair Center, Helsinki, Finland, 6 to 10 June 2003
39 European Foot and Ankle Society – Speciality Day in conjunction with 6th EFFORT Congress,
Helsinki, Finland, 8th June 2003
40 American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society 19th Annual Summer Meeting, Hilton Head, 39
South Carolina, USA, June 27 –29, 2003
41 9th International Interl ocking Nailing Course, Nurnberg, June 30 – July 02, 2003
42 ATLS course as instructor at the Poole Hospital NHS Trust, Poole, UK 22 –24 Sep 2003
43 5th European Trauma U pdate, Rome 16 – 19 Oct 2003
44 71st Annual Meeting of American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeo ns (AAOS) and 34th Annual
winter meeting of AOFAS, San Francisco, CA, USA 10 -14 March 2004
45 22nd annual G.W.N Eggers Lectureship meeting in Galveston, Texas, USA April 22 -24’2004
46 Taylor Spatial Fixator course, San Antonio, Texas USA June 4 -6’ 2004
47 22nd Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA July 23 -
24’ 2004 (CME Cat 1 - 15.5)
48 20th Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
(AOFAS), Seattle, WA, USA July 29 -31’ 2004
49 Medico legal survival course (90% score) - UT system risk management, UTMB, Galveston,
Texas 77555 USA. Aug 09’04
50 72nd Annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS),
Washington D.C, USA Feb 23 -27’ 2005
51 35th Annual Winter M eeting of the American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Surgeons
(AOFAS ), Washington D.C, Feb 26th 2005
52 Advanced Facilitator Training Workshop, Mary Moody Northern Pavillion UTMB,
Galveston, USA May 25, 2005
53 Advanced Applications for Exter nal Fixation, San Antonio, USA June 9 -12 2005
54 23rd Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA July 8 &
9’ 2005
55 21st Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
(AOFAS), Boston, MA, USA July 15 -17’ 2005 ( Category 1 CME points - 19.7)
56 ‘Agility’ Total Ankle System: Surgical Technique Training. AAOS Orthopaedic Learning
Center, Rosemont, Illinois, USA August 28 -29’2005
57 ‘Advanced Foot and Ankle Techniques’ live demonstration by Dr. Mark Myerson and discussion
with faculty including Dr. Chris Coetzee at Mercy Medical Centre, Baltimore, USA Sept 7’ 2005
58 Visit to see Dr. John Gugenheim operate using TSF on Foot deformities at Texas Orthopedic
Hospital, Houston, Sept 20’2005 40
59 Texas Medical Jurisprudence Examination passed with score of 84 % on Oct 18’2005
60 73rdAnnual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS), Chicago,
Ilinos, USA, March 22 -26’ 2006 (Category 1 CME points –- 31)
61 36th Annual Specialty Day Program of the American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society
(AOFAS), in Chicago, USA, March 25’ 2006 (Category 1 CME points - 8 )
62 Delegate on a one day visit to meet with Dr. Chris Attinger et al and study the model and
function ing of the Wound Healing and Limb Salvage Center at Georgetown University
Hospital, Washington DC, USA, April 10’ 2006
63 Clinical Research: Tools and Techniques - 13 hours, UTMB Clinical Research Education Office,
Galveseton, Texas, USA, August 2005 – May 2006 (Category 1 CME points - 13)
64 24th Annual Conference on Innovations in Sports Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA June 30th
and July 1st 2006 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points – 12.25)
65 Hot issues in Sports Injuries of the Foot and Ankle: AOFAS Pre-meeting Course: San Diego,
CA, USA July 13th 2006 (Category 1 CME points - 4. 5)
66 22ndAnnual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
(AOFAS), San Diego, CA, USA July 14 -16’ 2006 (Category 1 CME points - 18)
67 Tornie r Clinical Concepts in Ankle Arthroplasty Course, Hands -on-training using Salto Talaris
Anatomic Ankle replacement in cadaver specimens, Houston, TX, USA Sept 16’2006
68 Chairman, Ad hoc Professional Liability Review Committee – Review of medical records
deliberations, drafting and submission of report (CME points – 2) UT System risk management
credit. Nov 2006
69 Orthopaedic In -Training Examination by American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS)
Dec 2006 (Category 1 AMA PRA CME credits – 15)
70 74th Annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS),San Diego,
CA, USA, Feb 14 -18’ 2007 (Category 1 CME points –- 31)
71 37th Annual Specialty Day Program of the American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society
(AOFAS), San Diego, CA, USA, Feb 1 4-18’ 2007 (Category 1 CME points - 8 )
72 Advances in Orthopedic Surgery: New Technology and Contemporary Issues in Joint
Reconstruction, organized by DIME (Discovery Institute of Medical Education) San Diego,
CA, USA, Feb 14’2007 (Category 1 AMA PRA CME credits – 2)
73 25th Annual G.W.N Eggers Lectureship, UTMB, Galveston, TX, April 6 -7’2007 (Category 1
CME points - 9 + 1 for Ethics) 41
74 ‘Orientation for New Residency Program Directors’ by Dr. Thomas Blackwell, Associate
Dean, University of Texas Medi cal Branch, May 11’2007
75 Texas Orthopaedic Association 2007 Annual Meeting, Austin, TX May 12, 2007 (Category 1
AMA PRA CME credits 7)
76 Advanced Applications for External Fixation, San Antonio, TX, USA June 21 -24, 2007
77 25th Annual Conferences on Innovations in Sports Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA July 20th
2007 (Category 1 CME points - 4. 25)
78 AMT Faculty Development Day, Moody Gardens, Galveston, TX, USA Dec 6’2007 (Category
1 AMA PRA CME credits – 1.75)
79 Orthopaedic In -Training Exami nation by American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
(AAOS) Dec 2007 (Category 1 AMA PRA CME credits – 15)
80 UTMB Orthopedic Surgery Grand Rounds 2007at the UTMB room 6.106 and Old Red
Amphitheater between 1 -1-07 to 12 -31-07 (Category 1 CME points - 5)
81 38th Annual Specialty Day Program of the American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society
(AOFAS), San Francisco, CA, USA, March 8’2008 (Category 1 CME points - 8.5 )
82 75th Annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS),San
Francisco, CA, USA, March 5 -9’2008 (Category 1 CME points –- 31)
83 24th Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
(AOFAS), Denver, Colarado, USA, Jun 26 -28’2008 (Category 1 CME points –- 15.5)
84 26th Annual Conferences on Innova tions in Sports Medicine, Galveston, Texas USA July
11&12th 2008 (Category 1 CME points - 6. 75)
85 UTMB Orthopedic Surgery Grand Rounds 2007at the UTMB Old Red Amphitheater between
01-01-2008 to 12 -31-2008 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points - 8)
86 Orthopaedic In -Training Examination by American Academy of Or thopedic Surgeons (AAOS)
Dec 2008 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits – 15)
87 76th Annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS), Las Vegas,
NV, USA, Feb 25 -28’2009 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points –- 27)
88 39th Annual Specialty Day Program of the American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society
(AOFAS), Las Vegas, NV , USA, Feb 28’2009 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points -6.5 )
89 AAOS Board Preparation and Review Course Chicago, IL AAOS April 30th to May 03’ 2009
(AMA PRA Category 1 CME points – 40.50 )
90 AAOS Board Preparation and Review Refresher Webinar ,120 minutesThursday, July 2, 2009 42
91 25th Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
(AOFAS ), Vancouver, Canada, USA, July 18’2009 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits –
14.5 )
92 Scandinavian Total Ankle Replacement Training Program, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA,
November 13 -14, 2009
93 Orthopaedic In -Training Examination by American Academy of Or thopedic Surgeons (AAOS)
Dec 2009 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits – 15)
94 77th Annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS), New
Orleans. Louisiana, USA, March 9 -13, 2010 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points –- 27)
95 40th Annual Specialty Day Program of the American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society
(AOFAS), New Orleans. Louisiana, USA, March 9 -13, 2010 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME
points - 6.5)
96 Texas Orthopaedic Association 2010 Annual Meeting, Grapevine , TX
April 23 -25, 2010 (Category 1 AMA PRA CME credits 4)
97 VuMediOrthobiologics& Bone Filling Webinar - 2 Continuing Education Hours
on May 10, 2010, via the internet - San Francisco, CA (Category 1 AMA PRA CME credits 2)
98 Advanced Taylor Spatial Frame Course, New York, NY, June 10 -11, 2010
99 AAOS One Day Part II 2010 Board Certification Review Course #3835
Rosemont, IL; June 26, 2010 (Category 1 AMA PRA CME credits 8)
100 25th Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
(AOFAS ), National Harbor, Maryland, USA, July 7 -10 ’2010 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME
credits – 16.5 )
101 UTMB Office of Clinical Education Certificate: Education of Medical Students / Community
based clinics /Practice of Medicine courses 2010 -2011 – 64 hours (AMA PRA Category 2
CME credits – 64)
102 American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS), 2012 Annual Meeting, San Francisco,
CA, USA, Feb 7 -11, 2012 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points – 38.5)
103 Annual Specialty Day Program of the American Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Society (AOFAS),
Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, USA, Feb 11, 2012 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points
– 9)
104 ‘The Top 10 Coding Errors Made by Practicing Orthopaedic Surgeons’, AAOS Annual Meeting
San Francisco, CA, USA, Feb 07, 2012 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points – 3)
105 ‘Basics of Coding for Starting Your Practice’, AAOS Annual Meeting San Francisco, CA, USA,
Feb 07, 2012 (AMA PRA Categ ory 1 CME points – 3) 43
106 Pre Meeting Course ‘ Regenerative Strategies and Emerging Technologies ’ San Diego,
California, USA, June 20 ’2012 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits – )
107 Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS),
San Diego, California , USA, June 20 - 23 ’2012 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits – )
108 25th Indian Foot and Ankle Society conference IFASCON 2012 and the 2nd Asia Pacific
Society of Foot and Ankle Surgeons’ Aug 31st – Sept 2nd 2012 , Agra, India
109 57th Annual Conference of the Indian Orthopedic Association (IOACON) Dec 12 -16th 2012,
Chennai, India
110 American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS), 2013 Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL , USA,
March 19 - 23, 2013 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points – 38.5)
111 Annual Specialty Day Program of the American Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Socie ty (AOFAS),
Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL , USA, March 19 - 23, 2013 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points
– 9)
112 ATLS® 9th EDITION UPDATE – INSTRUCTORS – American College of Surgeons (ACS)
(AMA PRA Category 1 CME points – 1)
113 Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS),
Hollywood, Florida, USA, July 18 - 20 2013 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits – 15.5 )
114 Annual Meeting 26th IFASCON (Indian Foot & Ankle Society Conference), Gurgoan, I ndia, Aug
30th – Sep 1st, 2013.
115 29th Annual Meeting of the Orthopedic Trauma Association, Phoenix, Arizona, Oct 9th - 12th,
2013
116 American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS), 2014 Annual Meeting, New Orleans , LA
USA, March 12 - 15, 2014 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points – 25)
117 Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS),
New Orleans , LA USA, March 15, 2014 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits – 9 )
118 American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS), 2015 Annual Meeting, Las Vegas,
Nevada, USA, March 22 - 28 2015 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME points – 38.5)
119 Annual Specialty Day Program of the American Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Society (AOFAS),
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, March 28 2015 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits – 9)
120 AOFAS webinar on Revision Total Ankle Arthroplasty April 7, 2015 (AMA PRA Category 1
CME credits – 1.5 )
121 4th Annual International Symposium Course, organized by Stryker Foot & Ankle Education,
The Westin New York Grand Central, New York, NY May 13 – 14, 2016 44
122 129th Annual Meeting of ‘The American Orthopaedic Association ’ (AOA) in Seattle, WA Jun
22-23, 2016
123 Annual Summer Meeting of the American Association of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AOFAS),
Toronto, Canada, July 23, 2016 (AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits –5 )
1. Scuba diving - PADI certified open water diver
2. Dance coach 2002-2003 with ‘Dance Addiction L td’, UK , teaching ‘Mojive’
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PRAKASH PINDARIContact Information
DGM–Sales & (M): +91 8697727026 44/4A/3 C.N.Roy Road
Kolkata–700 039
West Bengal , IndiaBusiness Development
Sex: Male(R): +91 9903448162
Dob:27thDecember 1967Email:
prakash.pindari @gmail.com
Profile
Personal Statement : A dynamic and self driven hard core Sales & Business Developer
with solid reputation of client development, product promotion and
creative sales strategies, result oriented Sales Engineer with board
and diversified experience in industrial strategies, constant record
of success of management top priority objective v erifiable
achievement .
Career Objective : To obtain a position in the Industrial / manufacturing/ Trading /
renewable energy sector specially Solar in theareaofBusiness
Development, .Exercise exceptional sales ability,presentation and
communication skills to an environment where it will make a
significant impact on my core competencies as well as contribute to
company profit center.
Core Competencies
Identifying important aspects of the various Central and S tatepolicies and regulations
In-depth knowledge of the various revenue model for the Solar Energy sector
Drive vision and achieve strategic goals. Generate sales through ‘Concept to
Commissioning’ Solution to solar power developers
Evaluate and demonstrate the available o pportunities in the solar market to the
management and clients
Act accordingly, proactively and responsively to various enquires (Public/Private) and
submit techno -commercial offers
Source business from government and private sector, and manage sales throu gh direct
sales, agents, dealers
Participate in brand promotion opportunities viz. industry exhibitions, conferences &
summits
Managing leads through adherence of Sales Force CRM
Responsible for Bid Management and Tender submission both for Private Sector and
Government Sector
Constant follow up, relationshi p building and negotiation with the clients.
-Generating enquiry
-Techno-Commercial discussion and transforming into orders
-Customer inspections, coordination of site commissioning
-Market feed back and analysis.
-Lead a sales team
-Preparation, Participation and coordination for industrial exhibition and seminars etc.-Sales target achievement
-Prepare Sales & Business plan
Education
1.Electrical Supervisory from Kolkata Technical School Kolkata
2.Graduate in Science ( B.Sc.Degree ) from Osmania University
3.System Analyst in Computer from N.I.I.T, Kolkata. West Bengal, India
4.Pre-University Course Class (12th)from Andhra University
Work Experience
Present Organization :
Waaree Energies Limited
Tenure : September 2015 –Still working
Designation: DGM EPC MW Project Sales and Business Development
Key Responsibility:
Taking care of South & East Mainly for KW & MW projects
Reporting to the Director Sales & Marketing
Extensive Travelling across South & East
Attending Pre -Bid Tender meetings to analyses whether to bid in the tender
Top line
oRevenue generation from EPC MW Project Sales
oContribute in increasing Solar EPC (Pan India) market share
Bottom line
oImprove Profitability and Improve Customer satisfaction
oContributions to Contract Finalization & Closure
Quality & Delivery
Adherence to Schedule generation of required MIS, Reports & Documents
AchievementsOrder Booked for 4.2 MW Solar Power Plant ( Total Turnkey solution) .
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Previous Organization s:
Vikram Solar Private Limited
Tenure: July2011to September 2015
Designation: DGM EPC MW Project Sales and Business Development
Key Responsibility:
Top line
oRevenue generation from EPC MW Project Sales
oContribute in increasing Solar EPC (Pan India) market share
Bottom line
oImprove Profitability and Improve Customer satisfaction
oContribut ions to Contract Finalization & Closure
Quality & Delivery
oAdherence to Schedule generation of required MIS, Reports & Documents
Achievements
Order Booked for 5.5 MW Solar Power Plant ( Total Turnkey solution) worth Rs. 3340 lacs.
Order Booked for 2.0 MW Solar Power Plant ( Total Turnkey solution) worth Rs. 1380 lacs.
Order Booked for 1.1 MW Solar Power plant (Total Turnkey solution) worth Rs. 680 lacs.
Worked actively along with team to achieve 40 MW Solar power Plant ( Total Turnkey
solution) worth Rs . 291 crore.
Al-Ruqee Oil & Gas Division (Trading & Contracting Company Ltd.)Saudi Arabia
Tenure: June 2007 toJunel 2011
Designation: Senior Sales Engineer Eastern Province –Saudi Arabia
Projects/Responsibilities Handled:
Reporting to the GM -Marketing head, independently in charge of the sales and marketing for the
following products Trump power tools (Germany) /Material Handling Equipment (Ingersoll Rand
US & YALE Germany ) /Electrical Cables, Electrical Switch Gears, Panel Boards, Junctio n boxes,
Electrical fitting, etc Metals (Steel Plates for Pressure Vessels & Round Bars for various
applications) Instruments ( Foxboro & Emerson) /Skid equipment etc.
-Product approval as per standard of Saudi Aramco, Sabic, Betchel etc
-Liasioning with S audi Aramco, Sabic and other major industrial sector
-Generating enquiry techno -commercial discussion and transforming into orders
-Customer inspections, coordination of site commissioning
-Market feedback and analysis.
-Lead a sales team
-Participation and coordination for industrial exhibition and seminars etc.
-Sales target achievement
-Prepare Sales & Business planAchievements
Awarded from Saudi Aramco with three long term agreement for 5 years for supply of
Metals, Chemicals & Welding electrodes.
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Continental Engineering Company, Kolkata West Bengal
Tenure: March 1996toMay2007
Designation: Sales Manager & Business development
Projects/Responsibilities Handled:
Reporting to General Manager Sales independently in charge of the sales & marketing for cutting
tools ( sandvik / walter ) and special tools for tea processing industries./ segments gearboxes,
switch gears, panel board, junction boxes .etc.
-Generate new enquiries and convert them into order
-Extensive travelling visit customers
-Lead a sales team / sales plan / business plan and strategies
-Negotiations
-Market research & product identification
-Import export r elated matters and leading a team of sales executives.
-Directly overseas marketing network to all big intuitional sales
-Market position with the new product
-Materials supply and after sales service.
Achievement
Increasing the turnover of the company from Rs. 3 Crore to Rs. 20 Crores.
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Vikram India Limited , Kolkata , West Bengal
Tenure: June 1995to February 1996
Designation: SeniorMarketing Executive
Projects / Responsibilities Handled:
Reporting to Sales Manager Sales. Independently in charge of sales & marketing for Tea
Processing Machineries.
-Tender preparation
-Coordination with factory product run trial customer inspection
-Technical sub mittals, coordination with concern purchasing department
-Market positioning against competition
-Extensive travelling
-Generate new customers and enquires and orders
-Lead a sales team
-Prepare sales plan
-Payment / Sales Tax follow upWilliam Jacks & Company ( India ) Limited , Kolkata, West Bengal
Tenure: November 1989toMay1995
Designation: Sales & Service Engineer
Projects / Responsibilities Handled:
Reporting to Sales M anagerlooked after the Sales & Marketing of Testing Machines , Lathe,
Milling Machine, Switchgears, Earth moving equipment, Materials Handling equipment, Vibrators,
etc. mainly our customers Ordnance factories / Power Plants / Technical Training Schools
-Independently corresponding w ith the customers
-Prepare quotations / tender / attend tender opening
-Continuous follow up with clients for payment, sales tax etc
-Extensive touring to various places, meeting customers.
-Prepare daily visit report
-Generate new enquires & customers
Omega Enterprises New Delhi, India
Tenure: October 1988toNovember 1989
Designation: Trainee resident Engineer
Projects / Responsibilities Handled:
During this period I was posted in a manufacturing unit wh ere the following machine where
Manufactured Lathe / Milling machine. Bar Strengthening machine / Vibrators / Concrete Mixers
Compressors etc.
-Report daily to production manager
-Check inventory
-Purchasing raw mat erials Repairing of small machines like grinding machine / drilling machine /
testing machine / vibrators / concrete mixers etc
Other Academic Projects Undertaken
Apprentice training in the trade Electrical& Mechanical from Texmaco Kolkata, West Bengal ,
India, (A Birla concern)
I.T.I.Inthe trade electrical/mechanical from Gariahat I.T.I.(Government of India under taking) ,
Kolkata, West Bengal , India.Linguistic Proficiency
Language Read Write Speak
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English Yes Yes Yes
Hindi Yes Yes Yes
Bengali Yes Yes Yes
Telegu -- -- Yes
Tamil -- -- Yes
Extra-curricular Achievements
Played School level Cricket & Football
Activities & Interest
Travelling, Photography, Cricket, Cars and Driving
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Curriculum-Vitae
PANKAJ KUMAR
A-407 Awas Vikas Colony, Shahabad
Pin Code-241124, Dist-Hardoi. U.P. India.
+918896018402
[email protected]
____________________________________________________________________________________________
Career Objectives
Career objective is to become part of an organization where I can work on
responsible simulation & creative assignment , which would help me to
sharpen my professional skills, so that I contribute my share to the success
of the organization as well as that of my own.
Educational Qualification
Bachelor in Science from C.S.J.M University Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh in 2015.
12th Passed from U.P. Board, Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh in 2012.
Professional Qualification
Diploma in Hardware & Networking “ GT-CCHNP” from GT-InfoTech
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.
Diploma “CCTV & SECURITY SURVEILLANCE ” from BKS Education
Center, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.
Diploma in Computer Application (DCA) from AR&D Infosys Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh.
Course of Computer Concept (CCC) from DOEACC
Technical Skills
Management of Windows Servers & Linux Servers.
Managing ADS, DNS, DHCP, WDS, RIS, VPN, FTP, Outlook in Microsoft.
Management of Wired and Wireless Networks.
Implementation of Static and Dynamic Routing Protocols like RIP, IGRP,
EIGRP
Manage &Troubleshoot Local or Network Printers.
Installation and Management of Sql Servers.
Management of Hotels & POS billing Softwares like- IDS Next/Fortune,
DYTEL)
Management of CCTV & Security Systems.
Work Experience
Currently working as Sr. IT Executive at Best Western Skycity Hotel Pvt.
Ltd. In Gurgaon, Haryana from Feb-2016 to till date.
Having 6 months experience in HTC as a Brand Promoter
Having 6 months experience in Kochar-Tech as a Retail Sales Officer.
Personal Information
Name : Pankaj Kumar
Father name : Harinath Singh
Date Of Birth : 07thAug,1994
Marital Status : Married
Nationality : Indian
Religion : Hindu
Language Known : Hindi & English
Declaration
I hereby declare that all the information provided here is correct up to my
knowledge and I bear the responsibility for the correctness of the above
mentioned particulars.
Date: ……………
Place: …………… (PANKAJ
KUMAR) | GMail|VPN|DHCP|Security systems|microsoft|C|Simulation|Softwares|Networking|Implementation|Outlook|FTP|Technical skills|Troubleshoot|IS|EIGRP|DNS|Windows servers|Application|SQL Servers|Linux servers|Computer|Wireless Networks|Routing Protocols|Dynamic routing|WDS|Security |
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RESUME
RAJU KUMAR
(Mechanical Engineering)
H/No. 715
C/O-Shankar prasad
AT-Laxmipur naya Tola siwan ,Bihar
Pin: 841226
E-mail : [email protected]
Cell: +917389803352
Objective: To work with an organization where I can
demonstrate my skills in Mechanical Engineering to improve the overall profitability of
the organization.
Professional Profile:
DATT ENGINEERING & FABRICATION
C/O LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED , HAZIRA, SURAT (GUJARAT)
Designation : Production Trainee
Time Period : June 2015 - Present
Skills : Production and welding supervisor
Company Details : LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED
A Heavy Engineering manufacturer and supplier of customized equipment to
critical process industries such as fertilizer, refinery, petro-chemical, oil & gas , as
well as to sectors as nuclear, power,aerospace and defence.
Area of Working : My area of working is PRESSURE VESSELS. Till now I have
worked on projects name, K-cot converter (Disenger & Regenerator),for Lotto chemical
company LLC ,KBR Malesiya and High Pressure Feed Water Heater for Rajasthan
Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nifam Limited (RRVUNL), Rajasthan , India.
Summer Training:
Major Training : I have completed my major training form Bharat Heavy
Electrical Limited (BHEL) ,Bhopal. M.P. There I learnt about Manufacturing
of Turbine ,and repair of Turbines blades.
Workshops: I have also attended the workshop on AUTOMOBILE named
Maintanainace of Maruti Vichels organized by Maruti Suzuki India limited,
( JEEWAN motor's Bhopa
Qualification:
Completed B.E,Hon's Mechanical Engineering , in the year 2015 from Bhopal
institute of Technology ,Bhopal (M.P), Affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi Technical
University, Bhopal (M.P) with aggregate percentage 75.1%
Completed 12th from BSEB Board (Patna) in the year 2011 with aggregate
63.8%.
Completed 10th from BSEB Board (Patna) in the year 2009 with aggregate 69%.
Working Projects
Project Title : K-COT converter, Disengager & Regenerator
Project Duration : July 2015 – Present
Project Details : For Lotto Chemical company Malesiya .
Core Subjects:
Thermodynamic
Production Process.
Educational Activities:
Achived certification in Mechanical AUTO CAD & CATIA.
Make a major project On Eco -friendly Refrigeration system without using any
Refregrent (2015).
Make a minor project on simulation method Development of Ultra-thick
Laminate for Aerodynamic components (2014).
Industrial visit at BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICAL LIMITED ,Bhopal (M.P),
Strength & Hobbies :-
Quick Learner
Self Motivated
Adoptable in adverse conditions
Reading books
Keen to learn new things
Outing
Cooking.Personal Details:
D.O.B : 24 - June - 1993
Gender: Male
Home Town: siwan (Bihar)
Passport No.: N0163051
Languages: Hindi and English
Father’s Name: Mr. Shankar Prasad
DECLARATION
I hereby declare that the above information is true to best of my knowledge.
Date: (signature)
Place: Surat Raju Kumar | GMail|Components|Technology|C|Simulation|System|IS|CAD|Certification|Catia |
ATUL KUMAR PRAJAPATI
Mobile : +918874398659
E-mail : [email protected]
Objective:
To make a sound position in corporate world and work enthusiastically in team to achieve goal of the organization/MNC with devotion
and hard work.
Professional Qualification:
CourseSpecialization Institute DurationAggregate %
B.Tech.Mechanical EngineeringIndus Institute of Technology and Management,
Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh) (2011-15)71.54
Educational Qualification:
Standard School/Board Percentage Year
10thS. I. College, Deoria (U.P. Board) 57.50 2009
12thM. A. Inter College, Deoria (U.P. Board) 67.40 2011
Work Experience:
•Company Name: Omax Autos Limited.(Railway division)
Department: Quality.
Designation: Quality Engineer.
Duration: 01/07/2015 to Present.
M/s Omax Autos Ltd. (Railway division) is an approved supplier for Indian railways which supplies Heavy fabricated parts like
Bio Digester Retention Tanks, Fuel tanks, SS End Wall, Ms End Wall, Long Hood, Front Part, Under Frame Front Part, Water
tank 450Lts and 350Lts,Dual cab& many more.
Responsibilities:
•All site and documentation work.
•Excellent knowledge and experience leading a team of QC Inspectors.
•Responsible for new purchasing, fixtures, instrument and also co-ordinate with suppliers.
•Raw Material Inspection, In process inspection & PDI inspection.
•Welding Inspection (TIG & MIG specially).
•Handling various Customer Audits, Visits & Process Audits.
•Implementation Kaizen activities and 5-S maintain.
•Creation of procedures, forms & checklists.
•Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
•Close Co-Ordination with Engineering Office, client & sub-contractors to resolve outstanding Engineering and material
related open issues, which are critical to project milestones.
Implement Electronic Document Management System using MS-Excel/MS Word.
Technical Competencies:
•Successfully completed ASNT LEVEL-II course:-
▪Ultrasonic Testing (UT)
▪Magnetic particle Testing (MPT)
▪Liquid Penetration Testing (PT)
▪Radiographic Testing (RT)
▪Visual Testing (VT)
•Attended a training course on Auto CAD Mechanical .
•Two weeks training course on Programming & Operation of CNC Turning .
Workshop/ Training Attended:
•One month training program on Reduction Plant (Pot roomMechanical Maintenance ) from Hindalco Industries Limited ,
Sonbhadra (UP).
•Experience of one month Industrial training in Auto Parts, from J.S. Auto Pvt. Ltd. Kanpur (UP).
•Attended a two weeks training course on Quality control & Engineering Inspection.
•Participated in zonal round of RoboTryst- 2013 organized by Rob sapience Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Held at IITM Bilhaur,
Kanpur.
B.tech Project Detail:
•Presented final year project as “ Working model of line follower wheel chair” . In this project wheel chair move on black color
path. On this wheel chair handicap person comfortably move from one place to another place.
Extra-Curricular Activities:
•Winner of (2nd Prize) Poster Drawing competition held on 22nd of April, 2014 at IITM, Bilhaur, Kanpur.
•Winner of Football in Sport@INDUS’14 held at IITM, Bilhaur, Kanpur.
•Paper presentation in YOJANA-2015 held at IITM.
Hobbies:
•Sketching
•Listening to music
•Riding bikes
Strength:
•Adaptability to all environment
•Hardworking
•Persistence
Personal Information:
Father’s Name: Mr. Suresh Prajapati
D.O.B: 21 June 1994
Passport No.: N0921350
Marital Status: Single
Nationality: Indian
Languages known: Hindi, English
Address: Village- Bhalua, Post- Parasiya mishr, District- Deoria, (U.P.)
Declaration:
I certify that the information furnished above is correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Date:
Place: (Atul Kumar Prajapati) | GMail|Technology|Penetration testing|Document Management System|Mobile|Implementation|CAB|IS|Office|Competencies|CAD|Audits|Model|Technologies|Programming|Excel|Testing|MS Word|Suppliers|Presentation |
PUBLIC RELATIONS SPECIALIST
https://chelseapensapiece.wordpress.com/
Professional Summary
Highly ambitious communications professional, excellent at juggling multiple tasks and working under pressure. Broad experience across military,
healthcare, and engineering industries.
Skills
Media Relations
Media Communications
Digital Marketing
Research
Strategic Planning
Social media
Social Media Analysis
Content Management Systems
Strong verbal communication
Project management
Work History
Public Relations Specialist
,
03/2017
to
Current
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State
Author news releases, pitches, blogs, Â CEO letters, articles and commentaries for various platforms to include trade publications, statistical
reports, online blogs and other forms of external media
Provides staff assistance in carrying out information and strategic marketing programs of NCCPAÂ
Prepare and draft press releases biannually for more than 50 recipients of the Certificate of Added Credentials Â
Script, host and record quarterly podcasts on topics related to certification, health philanthropy, exam development
Research emerging trends and topics in healthcare for fact sheets and news pitches to healthcare journalistsÂ
Attend healthcare conferences to promote the value of the certification processÂ
Social media contributor
Create monthly staff newsletter
Public Affairs Specialist
,
12/2010
to
Current
Company Name
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City
,
State
Prepares and distributes written and visual information for external and internal audiencesÂ
Author regular mission-related stories for base publications and public websites; several articles re-released to wider audiences on Air
Force Reserve Command platforms to include social media sites.
Maximize the base's public website usage by linking traffic with social media stories and posts created on the wing's Facebook page.Â
Copy-edit and design layouts for base publications .
Provide public affairs support during media events: Coordinated transport to Puerto Rico for NBC national news team and Fox News
national news team during Hurricane Maria Recovery operations
Streamline personnel tracking system to enhance inclusiveness and base morale.
Photographs retirements, promotions and other major events for base's digital publication.
Public Affairs Specialist
,
08/2014
to
03/2017
Company Name
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,
State
Subject matter expert on digital information distribution systems: Updated and managed the public website via the USACE AFPIMS
systemÂ
Designed website for CSS Georgia recovery effort which became a favorite among public audiences, bringing high-traffic to the websiteÂ
Created congressional webpages, eliminating need to carry bulky discs to congressional visitsÂ
Searched, created, & dispatched the news clips daily - on average two hours sooner than expectation.
Ensured all content produced by Corporate Communications Office gets exposure in other DoD channels: DVIDS, Army CORE, Public
Works Digest & moreÂ
Managed district's Intranet site and turned it into a quick and convenient source of information for the workforceÂ
Invested weeks into overhauling a new interface that hosts the most relevant info, increased visual appeal and is more user friendlyÂ
Established and executed an updating protocol that ensures the Intranet is a timely source of information with relevant updates
Reorganized the site making nearly all of the content available within two clicks, directed and managed the design of new icons, reduced
scrolling, trimmed clutter, and archived dated information.
Authored articles and blog posts that included rainfall updates, employee recognition, civil works projects, deployments & STEM
outreachÂ
Assumed social media management duties in absence of primary managerÂ
Connected social media to the public website by installing a plug-in that enabled Facebook and Twitter feeds to display on home pageÂ
Interviewed subject matter experts, drafts and publishes feature stories for external and internal audiencesÂ
Mastered the interview process to include research and preparation, putting the subject at ease, knowing the right questions and being
conscious of other people's timeÂ
Adopted new communication techniques and applies them creatively to dynamic & evolving environments.
Instrumental in successful execution of the District's change of command Created, arranged & managed Change of Command information webpageÂ
Updated photo boards in the commander's gallery and functioned as an usher for commander & dignitariesÂ
Made professional development & self-improvement a priority
Job Related Training
Leadership Development Program, Level 1 (USACE, Savannah District, Savannah, Georgia) Scheduled completion: June 2016
CES Action Officer Development Course (USACE, Savannah District, Savannah, Georgia) Completed: March 2016
Airman Leadership School Distance Learning (Georgia Air National Guard, Savannah, Georgia) Completed: March 2016
CES Basic Course, Phase I (USACE, Savannah District, Savannah, Georgia) Completed: October 2015
CES Foundational Course (USACE, Savannah District, Savannah, Georgia) Completed: May 2015
Basic Public Affairs Specialist Course- Honor Graduate (Defense Information School, Ft. Meade, MD) Graduated: May 2011
News University courses: “Writing for clarityâ€, “The Art of the Interviewâ€, “Making Writing Clean &Preciseâ€, “Reporting
with video†and other topics (USACE, Savannah District, Savannah, Georgia) Completed: August 2015
Education
Bachelor's
:
Journalism, Public Relations
,
2008
Georgia State University
-
City
Minor in Marketing
Certificate
:
Basic Public Affairs Specialist Course
,
2011
Defense Information School
-
City
Associate's Degree
:
Mass Communications
,
2017
Community College of the Air Force
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City
Affiliations
Public Relations Society of America, 2018
Software Competencies
Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office 2013 and Adobe Creative Cloud Suite (CS6 2014)
Publications
Physician's Practice (monthly)
KevinMD (January 2018)
MedPage (April 2018)
The Corps Environment (July 2015)
Public Works Digest (July/August/Sept 2015)Â
Foreign Affairs Magazine (October 2015)Â
The Frontline newspaper (July and August 2015)Â | Adobe|Websites|System|IS|Protocol|Office|Competencies|EDIT|Clean|Execution|Software|Command|CSS|Content management systems|Certification|WordPress|Deployments |
RESUME
Name : S.SINDHUJA
Educational Qualification : M.Sc ., M.Phil . (Mathematics ).
Email : [email protected]
Phone : 9841486535
Objective:
To have a challenging carrier in a reputed organization, where my technical skills are
continuously tested and improved.
Academic P rofile:
Degree /Exam Name of the
Institution Board /University Year of Passing Percentage
M.Phil.
Mathematics
Stella Maris
College.
University of
madras
2018
81%
(First Class With
Distinction)
M.Sc
Mathem atics
Ethiraj College
For Women.
University of
madras
2017
90%
(First Class With
Distinction)
B.Sc
Mathema tics
Seethalakshmi
Ramasamy
College.
Bharathidasan
University
2015
94%
(First Class With
Distinction)
XII
Sri Ramakrishna
Vidhyasala
Hr.Sec.School.
State Board
2012
89%
X
Sri Ramakrishna
Vidhyasala
Hr.Sec.School.
State Board
2010
94%
Internship Training:
Name of the I nstitution Duration Area of E xposure
THE TAMILNADU STATE
APEX CO -OPERATIVE
BANK LTD,
Adambakkam Branch,
Chennai -88.
45 days
(15-4-2016
to
30-5-2016)
Banking Techniques
Conference Attended:
Presented a paper on the topic “ Star Coloring of Circulant Graphs 𝐺(𝑛;±{1,2}) and
participated in the 2nd International Conference on Co ntemporary Approaches in
Mathematics and Emerging Engineering Trends (ICCAMEET) at Aarupadai Veedu
Institute of Technology on 26th,27th Apr 2018.
Parti cipated in the National Conference on Mathematics And Computer Application
(NCMCA) at Women’s Christian College on 24th & 25th Jan 2018.
Participated in the International Conference On Computing Sciences (ICCS) at Loyola
College on 8th, 9th Jan 2018.
Participated in the National Conference on Emerging Trends In Mathematics
(NCETM) at Ethiraj College For Women on 12th, 13th Dec 2017.
Participated in the National Conference on Federated Computing In Information
Reallity And Mathematics Science s at Annai Veilankanni College For Women on 7th
Sep 2017.
Participated in the National Seminar On Yoga Towards Enhancements In Sports at
Seethalakshmi Ramaswa my College on 26th – 28th Sep 2013.
Workshop Attended:
Presented on the topic “Star c oloring of certain graphs” and participated in the
International Workshop on Graph Theory and Internet of Things in Engineering
(IWGIE) at Vellore Institute of Technology on 13th,14th Jul 2018.
Participated in the Workshop On Techniques And Application On Mathematical
Sciences at Stella Maris College on 20th-25th Nov 2017.
Participated in the A One Day Seminar On Higher Mathematics on Loyola College on
12th Sep 2017. Participated in the A One Day Workshop On Application Of Graph Theory on Loyola
College on 19th Aug 2017.
Participated in the two day Mathematics Programme, FACETS -2017 at Institute Of
Mathematical Sciences (IMSC) 0n 4th ,5th Jul 2017.
Participated in the Workshop On UGC NET / SET on Kumararani Meena Muthiah
College Of Arts And Science on 5th Apr 2017.
Participated in the A Three Day Workshop On Computational Mathematics at Jeppiar
Engineering College on 27th Feb-1th Mar 2017.
Participated in the A One Day Workshop On LATEX Software Programme at Saveetha
Engineering College on 4th Feb 2017.
Participated in the Workshop On Draft National Educational Policy at Madras School
Of Social Work on 10th Sep 2017.
Participated in the two day Mathematics Programme, FACETS -2016 at Institute Of
Mathematical Sciences (IMSC) 0n 4th,5th Jul 2016 .
Participa ted in the A One Day Workshop On Personality And Communication Skill
Development at Annamalai University on 8th Aug 2009.
Additional Qualification:
Completed Certificate Course In Hindi Conducted by Central Hindi Directorate , New
Delhi. on May 2015.
Completed UGC Sponsored Career Oriented Course on Basic Yoga at Seethalakshmi
Ramaswamy College on 2012 -2013.
Software known : LATEX and Flash
Achievements:
Published a paper on the topic “ Star Coloring of Circulant Graphs 𝐺(𝑛;±{1,2})” in
Journal of Computer and Mathematical Sciences , Vol. 9, Issue 8, 962 -968, August
2018 .
Won the “Best paper award” at the 2nd International Conference on Co ntemporary
Approaches in Mathematics and Emerging Engineering Trends (ICCAMEET ).
Secured 1st place in M.Sc Maths .
Secured 12th rank in University Rank Exam conducted by Bharathidasan University,
Trichy on April 2015.
Secured 1st place in B.Sc Maths.
Self Evaluation:
Quick learner, always ready to learn new things.
Like challenging job and flexible enough to go through any kind of situations. Self motivated with a positive attitude.
Maintain punctuality and easy going.
Personal Details:
Name : S.Sindhuja
Father name : K.Selvam
Date of Birth : 22.09.1994
Gender : Female
Nationality : Indian
Marital status : Single
Languages known: Tamil, English, Hindi.
Temporary address: No.9A, F -2, Sri Rajarajeshwari Apartment,
Thillai Ganga Nagar 16th Street,
Nanganallur,
Chennai -600061.
Declaration:
I, S.Sindhuja, do hereby confirm that the information given above is true to the best of
my knowledge.
DATE: SIGNATURE:
PLACE: Chennai (S.Sindhuja)
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RESUME
SUNILDHIMAN
[email protected]
+919466229920
Total Experience:- 10 years (Plumbing/Fire fighting supervisor)
Objective:
Experienced Plumbing Supervisor looking for position with reputable
organization.
Qualifications:
B.tech. in mechanical stream in 2008 from Kurkshtera University.
3 Years Diploma in Mechanical Stream in 2004 from State Board of Technical
Education Haryana.
Computer Skills:
Good knowledge of computer
MS Word, Excel, power point etc.
AUTO CAD 2015
Professional Experience:
M/s Build Craft pvt.Ltd.Ambala, Haryana
Duration of Employment: June 2008 – Feb.2016
Designation: Plumbing supervisor.
Drake & Scull Engineering L.L.C. Amman, Jordan.
Duration of Employment: November 2016 to October 2018
Designation: Plumbing Supervisor
Company Profile:
Drake & scull Engineering L.L.C. Amman (Jordan) is very fames in MEP field is
located in many country and deal in MEP works.
M/s Build Craft Pvt.Ltd. Is an Ambala, Haryana (Indian) based company which
execution of MEP
as well as Civil Construction Services.
Project:
M.M. Continental hotel Mullana (Ambala) as a plumbing and fire fighting
supervisor 2008 to 2011.
M.M. Medical college Mullana (Ambala) as a pluming and fire fighting supervisor
2011 to 2016
Al Manara Aqaba Hotel Amman(Jordan) as a plumbing supervisor 2016 to2018.Responsibilities:
Manpower handling & job assignment
Co-ordination with other sub-contractors & the building contractor for smooth
operation on site
attending site meetings concerning the progress of work.
Preparation weekly progress reports.
Material management on/off site.
Intimating the Procurement Department on the Procurement Schedule
Supervision of plumbing works
Regular reporting to the project Engineer.
Performed installation and tested sewage and water lines for commercial and
residential buildings
All materials associated with plumbing such as pipes, fittings finishing
accessories.
Coordinated with contractors on project.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Knowledge of the tools, equipment and materials common to the plumbing/Pipe
fitter trade.
Knowledge of supervisory principles, Practices and techniques.
Knowledge of the mechanics of operation of equipment such as pumps, water
heater and other plumbing equipment.
Skill in the installation, repair and maintenance of all types plumbing and fire
fighting systems.
Skill in both verbal and written communication.
Personal Detail:
Name: - Sunil Dhiman
Father name:-Late Sh. Ramjilal
Address: - H.No. 693, VPO- Pathreri
Ambala Haryana -134202
Passport Detail:
Date of Issue:-16-03-2016,
Date of Expiry:-15-03-2026
Passport No. N8080817
Place of issue: - Chandigarh
Place: -
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Core
Competencies
Maintenance
Operations
Management
Reporting & Documentation
Quality Check
Product Development
Kaizen Approach
Dimensioning
Soft Skills
Coperative Team
Player
Self
Motivated
Travelling ObserverPlannerUDIT
GUPTA
[email protected]
+91 9599512413/ +91
8909176841
Result-oriented
Professional, targeting
challenging
assignments in Product
Designing/ Warranty
Management with a growth-
oriented organization of
repute
Industry
Preference:
Manufacturing/production
Location
Preference:
Delhi/ NCR
Profile Summary
Proficiency in
troubleshooting technical
issues; conducting
inspections to ensure that
products developed are in
compliance with pre-set
quality specifications
Possess skills at
managing dimensioning of the
parts
Capabilities to work in
product development projects
in accordance to the
customer’s requirements
Reporting the details at all
aspects so no
communication biasing
between management and
employees.
Supervising the labour in
segments of working area
Education
B.Tech. (Mechanical
Engineering) from AnandEngineering College – Agra (Dr A.P.J Abdul
Kalam Technical University,Lucknow) with
70% in 2016
12th from Jhon Miltan Public School With
74.4 %
10th from Bhartiya Vidhya peeth School With 70%
Career Timeline
BANARA VIPAR UDHYOG AUTO
LTD PVT LTD
ENGINEERTrainingTRAINEE
15 DAYS
Training 45 DAYS
Training 7
MONTHS Job
INDIAN RAILWAYSLKODEMU WORKSHOPDEMU POWER PACK Training
TRAINING & PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN/ INTERNSHIP
Undertaken a Project on “ (Pneumatic based road security system)”.
Winter training of 15 days in 2014 from Banara Udyog Limited (Technical
Collaboration With NTE Korea), Manufacture of bearings ,pistons etc.
Industrial training for 28 days in 2015 from Indian Railway, Lucknow on “Diesel
Electrical Motor Unit (DEMU) ”.
Certification course on Leadership From (psychologyworld.org).
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES/ACHIEVEMENTS
Participated in 10th National Science Olympiad by Science Olympiad Foundation,
Partcipated in The AerotriX Super challenge organized by AerotriX , in association with
Concientia’14,IIST Trivandrum,
Student Membership of Indian Society For Technical Education,
Participated in Technical events of Mechanical Department of AEC,
Coordinator of technical event in the annual college festival Cerebrum, 2014 .
Presented project of Hydraulic jack on INOVATION DAY 2015 IN AEC,AGRA
Participated in various sports events
PERSONAL DETAILS
Date of birth: 14-FEB-1994
Mother’s name: Mrs. SADHNA GUPTA
Father’s name: Mr. ATUL KUMAR GUPTA BANK MANAGER (P.N.B)
Brother’s name: Mr. VIDIT GUPTA ANALYST (R.B.S)
Permanent address : 6,NEETI BAGH SHAMSHABAD ROAD,AGRA (282005)
(UDIT GUPTA)
DATE:
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Ashraf Ali
C- 297 Abul Fazal Enclave part- 2
Okhla New Delhi 110025
Email id: ashraf.mahagun@gmail
Mob No: 9990437899
Working Experience:
Job description Mahagun Group
Designation Sr Engg
Assessment duration April 2012 to Nov 2016
Project Mahagun Moderne sector-78 Noida
structural & fininshing works 25 Acre land area developments Highrise building,lowrise
tower,penta house,club,swimming pool and all others ammenuties etc
Responsibility: Execution of Structural & finishing works in high rise Tower work as per
Drawing and C.P.W.D specification, Preparation of BOQ , Negotiation of rates
preparation comparative statements, Preparation of work order in ERP , work order
amendments. Sub contractor bill, Material requirements & reconciliation etc.
Working summary
job description Bhayana builder pvt ltd
Designation site engg
Assessment duration dec 2009 to April 2012
project JIIT sec 62 noida
Responsibility
Preparation of monthly labour, material report, daily progress report, monthly financially
budget, labour arrangement.sub cont arrangement, verification of sub contractor bills,
weekly meeting with our staff regarding working progress, submission of work scheduled
on client monthly, and also discuss with drawing relative problem with architect& client
Job Description N.k.g infrastructure ltd
Designation asst project engg
Assessment Duration Nov 2008 To nov 2009
Project E.S.I.C hospital sec -24
Noida (U.P) India
Responsibility
Layout of building. Preparation of B,B.S , preparation of bill, checking if prw contactor
bills, execution of work as per C.P.W.D specification, discuss with clients and architect
or any quarry in drawing, preparation of road work like SUB GRADE,
WBM., DBM, BM , and also drain and ducting etc
Organization HCI(HOTEL CORP. INDIA)
Centaur Hotel subsidiary by AIR INDIA
Undertaking by Ministry of CivilAviation
New Delhi 37
Designation Engineer Civil
Assessment Duration 18th Aug 2006 To Oct 2008
Project Renovation of guest room.Public area, health club and
maintenance WORKResponsibility
Preparation of bills of quantity, checking of contractor bills.Making analysis of rates for
extra item, monitoring of the progress of work, to ensure to good
quality of work at site ,checking of safety measure. Interaction with
contractor architect and consultant
Organization M/s Bhardwaj & bhardwaj associates
Designation site Engg
Assessment Duration Feb 2004to jan2006
PROJECT H.I.G flats satbari village mahrolli
Responsibility Execution of work according
to drawing & specification of C.P.W.D, preparation f B.B.S. Engaged of
material as site requirement, over all responsibility of billing under
me, checking of shuttering and reinforcements etc
Organization M/s sky line builder and contactor
Designation site Engg
Assessment Duration march2002to dec 2003
PROJECT 1 Rufida girls hostel Jamia hamdard hostel New delhi
2. S.C boys hostel Jamia millia islamia New delhi
Responsibility My Responsibility including execution and monitoring of the Project
coordination and different agencies engaged at site , And also preparation of bills for
labour contractor, ensuring the safety of labour, checking of reinforcements in slab &
beams, and prepare measurement book daily basis.making,
TECHNICAL QUALIFICATION
1, DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGG FROM JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA IN 1998
2 B.E IN CIVIL ENGINEERING FROM JAMI A MILLIA ISLAMIA IN 2006
COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE
M,S WORD, EXCEL.INTERNET
PERSONAL INFORMATION
FATHER NAME MR AFSAR ALI
DATE OF BIRTH 28.03.1980
PASSPORT NO B5104660
MARTIAL STATUS MARRIED
LANGUAGES ENGLISH ,HINDI,URDU
HOBBIES
CRICKET,TRAVELLING,LISTEN MUSICS,SOCIAL WORK ETC
Current Salary 60000
Expected 75000
DECLARATION
I hereby declaration that all information/ documents are true correct to the best of
knowledge and belief
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Nitin Tiwari
Phone: +918294773622/7505201093
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Focused and reliable professional having experience in Production Operations in an
Indian multinational automobile manufacturing company with largest manufacturing
of vehicles in India and Tractors across the World..
Achieving production target & increasing production from 150 to 185 engines per
shift including CRDI Engines for Export model, Genset Engines, Tractor Engines,
Construction Equipment Engines & BHL Engines.
Development of Manpower by multiskilling planning & training.
Monitoring Inspection and analysis of assembly rejection.
Implementation of 5-S, TPM, Pokayoke, Kaizen Department level .
Work Experience 02 ½ Years Exp.
Name Of Company : MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA L TD, NAGPUR
Designation : Graduate Technical Trainee Engineer
Duration : Since-13.07.2015 to 12.07.2016.
T o supervise production line & assembly operations.
T o ensure & achieve daily production as per plan & volume of models according to PPC
schedule.
T o ensure timely delivery & dispatch of products according to PPC schedule .
T o reduce absenteeism & multiskilling of operators.
T o ensure Zero manufacturing complaint from customer.
Imroving quality by reducing RPH through in-house rework & rejection.
T o co-ordinate with supply module(Logistics), PPC, QA(MQA & RQA), Manufacturing
Process & maintenance departments .
Name of Company : NEWTON ENGG. & CONST. CO. L TD , JAMNAGAR
Designation : Piping Foreman
Duration : Since-07.11.2013 to 07.05.2015.
Pipe spool erection in the pipe racks and mechanical jobs like Flange Alignment,
Vessel Nozzle Connection, Valve Installations, Pump Station Work and Structural
Fabrication, FRP pipe lamination and U.G piping, Y&T branch fabrication, Lamination
Cutting Work.
Familiar with Isometric drawings, general arrangement drawing (GA), piping and
instrumentation diagram (P&ID), mechanical dwgs, structural dwgs etc.
Preparing daily progress report and always try to maintain the accuracy in the
fabrication erection & testing as per drawing and documents.
Concerned with output at site with respect to quality and safety.
Planning for fabrication and erection activities on the availability of work front.
Shop fabrication & Installation of light & heavy steel structures.
Shop fabrication & Installation of small and big bore piping.
Controlling & Monitoring Fabrication & Erection of piping work.
Installation of centrifugal pump.
E-mail : [email protected] DETAILS
CERTIFICATIONS
Diploma in AUTOCAD from UP TEC, with excellent grade .
Diploma in PRO-E from LELOGIX CAD Center.
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Participated in “The Gr.Noida Running and Living Half Marathon competition
Selected as all-rounder in cricket team of ITS ENGG COLLEGE, GR.NOIDA
KEY ACADEMIC PROJECTS
Study and analysis of Thread Cutting Machine .
PERSONAL DETAILS
Father’s Name : Omprakash Tiwari
Date of Birth : July 15, 1991
Sex : Male
Marital Status : Single
Languages Known : Hindi, English & Bhojpuri
Hobbies : Reading Books,News Papers,Singing
Current CTC : 2.16 Lacs/annum
Contact Address : Vill -Bhediya , Post/Thana-Kateya, Distt-Gopalganj (Bihar)
Place:…………
Date:…………. (Nitin Tiwari) Year Degree Board/Institute % age
2013 B.T ech G.B.T.U/ I.T.S ENGINEERING COLLEGE, GR.
NOIDA 68%
2008 XII U.P Board/M.P INTER COLLEGE, GORAKHPUR 63%
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Voice: +91-8861317220
E-Mail: [email protected]
Location: Bangalore
Karan Pant
Summary
MBA(Finance) from ICFAI, Hyderabad, India working as a Manager having over 4
years of experience in Business Development and Credit Appraisal.
Seeking a challenging and enriching assignment with a Financial Organization.
Work Experience
Feb 2016-Present
Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bangalore : Relationship Manager
Roles:
• Acquisition of New-To-Bank clients for channel finance and bank funding across
SME, Mid Markets and MNC space in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh regions.
• Preparation of Credit Proposals.
• Liasioning with support functions e.g. Credit, Operations and legal teams.
• Servicing and monitoring of the acquired clientele.
October 2014-Jan 2016
IndusInd Bank, Bangalore : Relationship Manager
Roles:
• Sourcing of New-To-Bank SME clients for Working Capital Loans, Term Loans and
Trade Products.
• Preparation of Credit Proposals and Co-ordinating with credit departments for loan
approvals.
• Maintaining, servicing and periodic monitoring of the acquired clientele. April 2013-October 2014
The Karur Vysya Bank, Bangalore : Manager
Roles:
• Managing and guiding a team of Relationship Officers for Business Development-
Current/Savings Account and Loans portfolio Acquisition.
• Building customer relationships and generating leads for Para-banking Products such
as Credit Cards and Insurance.
• Appraising credit and limit size for working capital loans for businesses on the basis
of financial analysis.
• Handling FOREX operations-Foreign/Inland Letter of Credit, Foreign Remittances
and Buyers Credit.
• Getting approvals, maintaining regulatory compliance & periodic monitoring of clients.
Internship
ONGC Videsh Ltd., New Delhi (March 2012-June 2012)
Project appraisal of the Angola oil exploration project carried out by ONGC Videsh Ltd.
Objectives:
• Assimilating data for analysis from various functions viz. finance, technical, legal.
• Generation of an overview report based on financial models used at ONGC.
• Development of preliminary recommendations for the opportunity.
Programmes Attended
Branch Management and Business Development at South Indian Banks Staff Training
College, Bangalore (2013)
Educational Qualifications
M.B.A,Finance from ICFAI Business School ,Hyderabad (2011-2013)
B.E.,Computer Science from Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering,
Bangalore,VTU (2007-2011)
Personal Details
Gender: Male
Date of Birth: 19/03/1988
Marital Status: Single
Passport valid till: 09/12/2019
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Curriculum Vitae
SHAHJAD HUSAIN SAIFI
381, Jawahar Mohalla, Patpar Ganj Delhi-110091
Mob. : 09210906675
E-mail : [email protected]
Career Objective:
Want Be a Part of Highly Motivated, Progressive and Friendly Environment Which Allows Using My
Professional and Interpersonal Skills in a Professional Environment and Being a Member of a Team That
Dynamically Works Towards Success and Growth of the Organization.
Academic Qualification: .
BA in Economis & Geograohy from Barelly in 2011
Intermediate From U.P. Board, Allahabad with IInd Division in 2008 with (math, chemistry, physics, English)
High School From U.P. Board, Allahabad with IInd Division in 2006
Experience: 6 Year as a Supervisor in Jaypee Greens Golf & Spa Resort in from 12 jan. 2010 till date .
Personal details:
Name :Shahjad Husain Saifi
Father’s Name : Mohd. Hanish
Date of Birth :05 Feb. 1991
Sex :Male
Marital Status :Single
Nationality :Indian
Language Known:Hindi, English
Hobbies:Net Surfing, Watching News & Work for
Permanent Address : Village Berkhera, Post Suawala Tehsil Dhampur Bijnor (UP) Pin -246747
passport Details:
passport no. K-0952401
Date of Issue 16/03/2012
DateOf Expiry 15/03/2022
Place of Issue BAREILLY
Declaration:
I hereby declare that the information furnished above is true to the best of my knowledge.
Date: ………………………………
Place:……………………………….
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RESUME
R.ELAKKIYARAJ.,BE.,
3Year 4Month experience in Solar Energy
Email.id: [email protected]
Mob.No: +91-887-000-772-5
SUMMARY
1. Hands on experience in developing, evaluating and analysis of solar energy systems with
sound knowledge of Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Looking for a challenging position in solar
power energy towards with the view to attain professional growth and development.
2. A highly motivated and dynamic electrical engineer with production, testing and
commissioning with solar PV module systems.
3. To be associated with progressive organization that give me scope to apply knowledge,
skills and myself a part of the team dynamically work towards the growth of organization.
4. To perform task given to me with maximum efficiency and higher quality while
maintaining a strict level of professional ethical value.
EDUCATION
Achieved Bachelor of Degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering , Prince Shri
Venkateshwara Engineer College, Anna university of Chennai in the Year of 2013.
CAREER HISTORY
ORGANIZATION :Aukar Technologies
POSITION :Production Engineer
DURATION :From April”2013 to Till Now
FIELD :Production, Erection and Stock incharge of solar panels
CONTACT :aukartech.com
JOB RESPONSILITIES
1.PV module designing since 10Wp to 300Wp.
2.Finalizing solar PV efficiency, Module Sixe, Cell Size.
3.Making process of Tabbing, Stringing, Layering, Bus Bar, Lamination, Module Testing
using Sun Stimulator, Framing, Fixing Junction Box, Cleaning and Packing.
4.Quality assurance for Module Division.
5.Handle responsibilities of providing technical guidance to the staff in Power Systems.
6.Perform Calculation and determining the solar power systems by using standard Ministry
of New and Renewables Energy( MNRE) calculation.
7.Perform research and the best technologies and strategies to provide full support in all
phase of project.
8.Responsibilities for identifying requirements to meet project delivery schedules and
determining solution, If any
9.Responsibilities for operate and programming in semi-automatic laminating machine.
10.Preparation of weekly and monthly progress updates and Bank account reports.
11.Responsibilities to implement Solar power systems with client satisfy and organization
satisfy. Promoting organization in the websites.AREA OF INTEREST
Power Plant Engineering
Design and Control of Electrical Machines
Electrical Estimation
ACHIEMENTS
Academic result oriented
Completed a Home Construction from basements to opening with all responsibilities
I had done My Everywhere with full satisfaction
HOBBIES
Listening the entire world especially My surroundings
Playing Carom and Drawing
Home wiring
MY POSITIVES
Innovative Thinker
Ability to work with a team
Never give up My goal
BIO-DATA
Father’s Name :RAJENDRAN S
D.O.B :23rd DEC 1991
Nationality :INDIAN
Languages Known :English and Tamil
Marital Status :Unmarried
Permanent Address :1/197, Middle Street, Ogalur (post), Kunnam (taluk),
Perambalur (district), 621108
Passport Number :L6778368
Passport Validity :31 Dec 2023
DECLARATION
I hereby to declare that all the information mentioned above is true to the best of My
Knowledge. I will earnestly endeavour My Duty. I requested that I may please be entrusted with a job
in your Esteemed Project.
DATE : Truthfully,
PLACE :
(Signature)
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JOB OBJECTIVE
Enthusiastically exploring opportunities to apply knowledge and skills towards a career with a
progressive company seeking a people-oriented team player
PROFILE SUMMARY
11+ years of work experience in Welding Inspection, Quality Assurance, Quality Control
and Team Management.
Certified professional - Welding Inspector (CWSIP-3.1), SNT Level II in Non-Destructive
Testing - [Radiographic Film Interpretation, Ultrasonic Testing, Magnetic Particle Testing,
and Liquid Penetrate Testing].
Preparation of WPS for materials like Stainless Steel and carbon steel.
Knowledge in Construction of pipe lines (Under Ground and Above Ground), Inspection of
Oil & Gas process piping, Tanking Works and Structural works.
Knowledge in welding processes – GTAW, GMAW, FCAW, SAW, SMAW
Participation in line checks for system Hydro tests and hand over of systems.
Conducting & Inspection of blasting, painting, Wrapping Works and review of PWHT
charts.
Witness the destructive testing like tensile test, Bend test, Macro Examination, Vickers
Hardness Test, V-Notch Charpy impact test.
Conduct Positive Material identification test for Carbon Steel and Stainless Steel.
Monitoring welding consumables, Fit-up and visual inspections.
Conducting Procedure Qualification Record (PQR) and Welder Qualification Records and
maintain their continuity records.
Material knowledge in Stainless Steel (Type 304, 316, 316L)
Profound knowledge of Quality standards - ASME B31.3 , ASME SEC IX , ASME SEC V &
API 1104
Proficiency in selection and application of welding consumables for various material
combinations.
Proficient at carrying out various tests (as individual/with supporting staffs) and inspection
to ensure compliance with quality standards
Develop, implement, communicate and maintain a quality plan to bring the Company’s
Quality Systems and Policies into compliance with quality system requirements.
Ensuring tests and procedures are properly understood, carried out and evaluated by
supporting staffs are in accordance with guidelines, quality plan & project requirements;
Experience in estimation of timeline, resource required to complete the project, tracking
the every day status and initiating improvements as needed to meet changing demands or
requirements. Ability to analyze responses, understand clients' needs and focus on quality, precision &
punctual delivery of results.
Experience in handling the team size more than 30 as a project leader & Leading QA/QC
department with 15 QA/QC Personnel [QA/QC Engineers, QC inspectors, Test Pack
Coordinator, Document Controllers].
CERTIFICATION
CWSIP-3.1, Certified Welding Inspector (CWI)
ASNT Level II Certified Professional in Non-Destructive Testing(NDT) :
Radiographic Film interpretation
Ultrasonic testing
Magnetic particle testing
Liquid penetrate testing
TRAINING
CSOC- Construction Safety Orientation Course (General Trade )
SOC- Safety Orientation Course (Oil/Petrochemical)
SIC- Safety Instruction Course for Supervisors (Manhole)
BCSS- Building & Construction Supervisors Safety Course
CSCPM –Construction Safety Course For Project Manager
WAHSC – Work At Height Supervisor Course
SICMFS- Safety Induction Course (Manhole) For Supervisor
ORGANISATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Nov’10 To Aug’16 WEC Engineers and Constructors Pte Ltd, Singapore.
Position : QA/QC Engineer cum Project Lead
Role & Responsibilities:
Arrangements and carrying daily inspection schedule with clients and main-con.
Preparation of daily inspection reports and attending the weekly and daily meetings.
Closing of Non-conformance reports, Corrective Action Reports.
Method of Statement, QA/QC Procedures, Test Packages for Equipment and Piping
works preparation.
Conducting and Witness of Site inspections like fit up, visual inspection for welds, MPI,
UT, Hydro-tests, Holiday tests, wrapping activities, Painting inspections etc.,
Witness Welders qualification test and review their RT reports.
Issuance of Welder ID Cards and certificates to the qualified welders.
Training for Welders in GTAW, SAW and SMAW welding.
Involve in production and purchasing of material.
Arrangement for QC activities and maintaining a wrapping team as well as testing team.
Arrangements for Radiographic activities in night shift like permit, manpower,
awareness of joints to RT Technician, RT requests etc.,
Doing case study, maintain Welders log sheet and repair percentage.
Conducting of Hydro tests, Pneumatic tests, Vacuum tests and Static Hydro tests basing
on Global Practice (Exxon), B31.3 and Shaw specifications .
Highlights:
leaded a team of 30 members and ensured highest standards of performance
PROJECTS HANDLEDProject : Singapore Parallel Train Olefins Recovery Project.
Main Con : Shaw Stone & Webster Asia Inc.,
Client : Exxon Mobil
Location : 100 Jurong island, Singapore.
Period : July 2010 to May 2011
Scope of works:
a) Installation of underground pipe lines Cooling Water of 84” to 4”, fire Water
lines, Tempered Water, Process Waste Water and Storm water.
b) Pipe line testing works like Pneumatic Testing, Vacuum Testing, Static Test and
Hydro Testing.
c) Grouting works and pits installation.
d) Painting works with epoxy paint and wrapping works with H35 & Polyken tape for the
above mentioned lines.
Project : Diversion of 48” Submarine Crude Oil Pipeline at Ayer Chawan Basin.
Client : McConnell Dowell South East Asia Pte Ltd.
Third Party : Setsco Services Pte Ltd.
Location : Jurong island Highway, Singapore.
Period : June 2011 to Jan 2012
Scope of Work:
a)Installation of 48” pipe line from SRU plant to Exxon Mobil Gate B through
underground and above
ground works.
b) Concrete Pipe Shoe installation and painting works.
c) 100% NDT requirements for welding works.
Project : Chang Chun Project (Dairen Chemical Plant Project)
Main con : Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd.
Client : Fu-Tai Engineering Co ltd.
Location : No.35, Tembasu Avenue, Jurong Island.
Period : Feb 2012 to Aug 2012
Scope of works:
a) Installation of underground pipe lines Cooling Water of 84” to 4”, Foam Fire
Water lines and Oily Waste Water.
b) Pipe line testing works like Pneumatic Testing, static Test and Hydro testing.
c) Wrapping works with SHAIC AC-700 PE Anti-corrosion above mentioned lines.
Project : Proposed extension of fuel hydrant system for bays 11 to 14 & bay 101 to bay
103 new code C Aircraft
Parking stands at the Budget Terminal at Singapore Changi Airport
Consultant : BP Consultancy
Client : Changi Airport Fuel Hydrant Installation Pte Ltd. (CAFHI)
Location : Budget Terminal (Changi Airport).Period : Sep 2012 to Mar 2013
Scope of Works:
a) Design of Construction Drawings, Fabrication works, Installation of Tie – in
New Main lines, Risers, Low Point drains, Hydrant Pit box and Hydrant Pit valves.
b) Installation of 18” pipe line along with the 6 risers in 6 bays , bay 11 to 14 and bay
101 to 103
c) Pressure test, soak test and flushing for the completed lines.
d) Circular Hydrant Pit Biscuits.
Project : Conversion of remote stands 200, 201 & 202 to Mars at the Terminal 1 at
Singapore Changi Airport
Consultant : BP Consultancy
Client : Changi Airport Fuel Hydrant Installation Pte Ltd. (CAFHI)
Location : Budget Terminal (Changi Airport).
Period : Apr 2013 to Dec 2013
Scope of Works:
a) Design of Construction Drawings, Fabrication works, Installation of Tie – in
New Main lines, Risers, Low Point drains, Hydrant Pit box and Hydrant Pit valves.
b) Installation of 6” pipe line along with the risers in 3 bays (200, 201 & 202)
c) Pressure test, soak test and flushing for the completed lines.
d) Circular Hydrant Pit Biscuits.
Project : proposed extension of fuel hydrant system for three new code C Aircraft
parking stands at the former
Budget Terminal at Singapore Changi Airport.
Consultant : E-Jet Consultancy.
Client : Changi Airport Fuel Hydrant Installation Pte Ltd. (CAFHI)
Location : Former Budget Terminal (Changi Airport).
Period : Jan 2014 to Nov 2014
Scope of Works:
a)Design of Construction Drawings, Fabrication works, Installation of Tie – in New
Main lines, Risers, Low Point drains, Hydrant Pit box and Hydrant Pit valves.
b) Installation of 18” pipe line along with the 6 risers in 3 bays G15, G16 and G17
c) Pressure test, soak test and flushing for the completed lines.
d) Circular Hydrant Pit Biscuits.
Project : Proposed extension of fuel hydrant system for New Aircraft Parking stands at
Singapore Changi
Airport for 500 Series (8 New bays) and 600 Series (2 New Bays)
Consultant : E-Jet Consultancy.
Client : Changi Airport Fuel Hydrant Installation Pte Ltd. (CAFHI)
Location : 500 Series Cargo, North End Reservoir and 600 Series.
Period : Nov 2014 to Till Date Scope of Works:
a) Design of Construction Drawings, Fabrication works, Installation of Tie – in
New Main lines, Risers, Low Point drains, Hydrant Pit box and Hydrant Pit valves.
b) Installation of 18” pipe line for 500 series Bay 510 to BAY 515 (B747-400 Size
Aircraft), Bay 516 to 517 (A380 Size)
c) Installation of 18” pipe line for 600 series Bay 605 of (B747-400 Size Aircraft) and Bay
600 of A380 Size along with the 26 risers.
d) Pressure test, soak test and flushing for the completed lines.
e) Circular Hydrant Pit Biscuits.
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
Aug’08 – Sep’10 Anusha Engineering Works., Patancheru, Hydrabad as QA/QC Engineer
Project: Hindustan Shipyard, Krishna Gate, Dockyard. India & BPCL Mumbai
Position: Jr.QC Engineer
Period: Aug’08 – Sep’10
Client: Hindustan Shipyard & BPCL
Role
inspection of Initial, In progress and final piping & structures
Verification of material certifications of various materials
Preparation of welding checklists and final documentation with NDT reports
Client coordination for inspection activities.
Inspection and analysis as per acceptance criteria study
Jul’04 – Jun’08 Lixin Engineering Pte Ltd., No.1 Kianteck, Singapore as QC Engineer
Project: Keppel Fels, Jurong Shipyard,
Position: QC Engineer
Period: Jul’04 – Jun’08
Client: Jurong & Keppel Fels
Contractor: Lixin Engineering Pte Ltd
Project : B258. B265, B270, B273, B274, B280, B281
Role
Preparation of inspection activities according the client requirements
Carry out daily inspection of piping and structural works
Preparation of welding checklists and final documentation with NDT reports
Conducting welder’s qualification test and maintaining their records.
Welding electrode procurement as per requirements of code and client
Third party and client coordination in inspection activities
EDUCATION
DME (Diploma in Mechanical Engineering) from VLB Janaki Ammal Polytechnic,
Coimbatore, State Board Of Technical Education and Training, Chennai in 2002
IT SKILLS
Well versed with Windows OS, MS Office and Internet Applications.PERSONAL DETAILS
Date of Birth :20th June 1984
Permanent Address: 5/87A, Bajanaikovil Street, Natchiar patti, Srivilliputhur Taluk, Tamilnadu – 626
125.
Languages Known :English, Tamil and Telugu
Passport No : K3679162
DECLARATION
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Resume
MOHAMMED OBAIDUR RAHMAN
E-mail id: [email protected]
Mobile No: +91 9934953806 / 8210933267
Skype ID: pappuobaid
Job Summary:
I have work experience as Executive Site Engineer/ Billing Supervisor in the Building Construction for
Oil & Gas Petrochemical and Refinery Company, Up Gradation of Oily, Power Plant, Waste water and
Drinking Water Treatment Plant, Road, LNG Pipe line, High Raise Buildings and other Industrial
Projects in KSA, Kuwait, UAE, West Africa and India.
Total Experience : Over 10 Years Working Experience. 5 years 11 month in Oil & Gas Company and 4 Years in
Building Construction & Maintenance Company. (India -1 Years ~ Total Gulf- 9 Years)
Professional Qualification:-
02 Nov. 2017 to 09 Jan. 2018
FOR SHUTDOWN PROJECTCivil Construction Supervisor ~ Company Brunel Energy
EQUATE Petrochemical Co. KUWAIT
Project: Central Control Building (Expansion)
Construction Work Package-2
05 Jan. 2017 to 25 Oct. 2017 Civil Site Engineer
BST Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd.
Project: TATA Housing board, Jamsed pur, Jharkhand, India
22 Aug. 2014 to 30 Nov. 2016 Civil Construction Supervisor
Samsung Engineering Co. Ltd. KSA
Project: SWCC, Yanbu Power Plant KSA, HFO Tank, LFO Tank, Tank
Foundation, Tank Dike Wall, Pipe Sleeper, Pipe Rack Foundation, Pipe
trench Foundation and Excavation and back filling, Forwarding Pump
House, Switchgear Building, Metering Station Grouting and Surface
preparation Road and Subway.
2 2 Aug. 2014 to 22 Sep. 2015 Civil Construction Supervisor
Project: SAUDI ARAMCO Riyadh Refinery Clean Transportation Fuel,
Working Pipe rack Foundation, LNG Pipe Line, Pipe sleeper, Equipment
& Reactor Foundation, Substation & Tank Foundation and Dike wall,
Electrical Duck Bank, Man hole Road works (Aramco Permit Received )
02 May 2013 to 22 May 2014 Civil Supervisor
Samsung Engineering Co. Ltd. UAE
Project: TKREER, CBDC, Ruwais, Abu Dhabi. UAE
Worked in Stone Column and Bared Piles worked & Sump Pit, Pipe rack
Foundation, Pipe sleeper Reactor and Equipment Foundation Electrical &
Instrument Duct Bank, Catch Basin Valve Box Manhole TAKRRER &
CBDC Road worked Paving worked.
16 Oct. 2011 to 11 Jan. 2013
Civil Site Engineer
CSL Group SENEGAL (Guinee Conakary) West Africa
Project: CIMAF Cement Plant ( POLIYSIUS ThyssenKrupp) Working as
Stockag Clinkar, Hopper Loading, Belt Convoyer, Hopper building, Boll
mail, Boll mail building, and Cement cello.
25 May 2010 to 26 July 2011 Civil Engineer
ETA ASCON (Associated Construction & Investment Co.LLC.)
Construction Project: Oil & Gas ADNOC Ruwais- Abu Dhabi. Staff
Marriage Accommodation Package-VI, Certificate of Appreciation
(Outstanding Safety Performance with Gold Coin Award .)
12 Mar. 2008 to 27 Mar. 2010 Civil Site Engineer
Youssef Marroun Contracting Est. Riyadh, Jeddah.
Project: Saudi Aramco. Rabic Petroleum Construction & Maintenance
worked (King Fahad Palace, South Obur, Jeddah and Al-Hawaeya Palace,
Tabukh, Makkah Palace , Makkah, Dar Al Tohed Hotel)
Safety Responsibilities :
Conducts Periodically Tool Box Meeting. Keep all safety Records. Assure work permit wear in place
in permit to work/ restricted areas before any work start and make sure all precaution were
implemented follow ensuring that Lawful prevention. Implement JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS safety
precaution.
Duties Job Description and Responsibility :
Study and Review of drawings, Calculating Materials and Labour cost, Planning and Scheduling
Submission of materiel approval, Measuring safety, labours allocation and Preparation of daily
progress report to submit Project Engineer/ Chief Engineer, Submit the work up date report to
Superior level and I also have Good knowledge in HSC job Safety.
Productivity measurement, Cost of control, ITR Summiting, Communicate and Co-ordinate with
other staff and peoples, and I have good knowledge of structural and water proof finishing work.
I have working experience structural work in beams, column, slab, stair, walls, and non structural
work in beams, columns screed blinding lintels in steel erection, reinforcement work. Also I have
working experience in shattering work in column beam slab and staircase shuttering work concrete
dimensions layout work, stemmed of concert and concrete poring work and water curing with hessian
cloth covered by polyethylene sheets etc.
Finishing Construction and Maintenance Worked :
AAC block work Concrete block work Marking the block work layouts at site and preparation for
plaster work and internal and external fixating the batten mark and door window sub frame fixing
work Making the one grope of plaster work get the work done as per instruction received from the
concerned project engineer To maintain the labour track records to get the maximum accurate output
and maintain the policy of team work. To work with all safety rules and regulation required for site
like steel concrete, blocks, tiles door & window sub frame And water purifying material and arrange
the working tools masons carpenters and steel fixtures Submitting daily progress report to Chief
Engineer Bill Preparation & Checking. Estimate the Quantity of Materials Preparing Change Order
for Additional Works. Rising requisitions for materials and man power as per the site requirement
and schedule. Rising requisitions for materials and man power as per the site requirement and
schedule. Strictly follow the safety Instructions in the work site. Painting of wall wooden Material
Reconciliation on Monthly Basis.
Working Knowledge & Abilities Oil And Gas :-
I have many working experience from the Pipe rack foundation Pipe sleeper HFO & LFO Tank
construction. Few background work experience help me in to build my carrier are mentions here.
Study Structural drawing & Isometric, Section, and horizontal view drawing. ♦ Reading &
understanding all approved construction drawings. ♦ Labour Management Skills. ♦ Preparation of lay
out works. ♦ Preparation of bar bending Schedule. ♦ From work know ledge, include Perri, Dokka,
Pascal & other general form works. ♦ Good knowledge & Experience in Structural Part. ♦ Good
knowledge Experience in finishing Part Include, False Ceiling dry Wall Partition. ♦ Knowledge &
Experience in concrete casting & other related works. ♦ Knowledge Experience, in external works
such as Earth, Cut & Fill Excavations, for under ground utility Services, Roads Hard Scapping (Core
Stone & Inter lock Paving) Soft Scapping. ♦ Knowledge & Experience in Scaffolding Works. ♦
Attends to project coordination meeting, discuss the action plans and control labour and materials. ♦
Prepares labour and material take-off. ♦ Initiates the preparation of R.C.(requisition slip) for
materials and submit to Project in charge for checking. ♦ Monitors delivery of materials on site as
compared to requisition. ♦ Frequent site inspection. ♦. ♦ To work with all rules and regulations. ♦
Setting of foundation as per approved drawings . ♦ Calculation of steel and courted required for the
villa or building as per approved drawing . ♦ Form work for structure as per drawing. ♦ Block work
set out and preparation for plaster work. ♦ Calculation of materials required for site like steel
concrete, blocks, toilets and water proofing materials etc. ♦ Co-ordination between higher authorities
and sub ordinates. ♦ Submitting daily progress report to Chief Engineer. Technical Qualification :
Diploma in Civil Engineering (3-Years course) From Government Naveen Polytechnic, Patna
Auto-CAD (Drawing & Designing) from INDO DANISH TOOL ROOM Jamshed Pur, Jharkhand.
Computer Skill:
Auto-CAD 06/07/08 & 2009, MS Dos, Windows XP and Vista & 7 MS Office Photoshop, Page
Maker.
Educational Qualification :
HSC (10+2, I.Com) Form Bihar Intermediate Education Council Patna, Bihar.
Personal Profile:
Name : Mohammed Obaidur Rahman
Spouse’s name :Nagma Parween
Father’s name :Mohammed Nasir Alam Ansari
Mother’s name :Maimun Nesa
Date of Birth and Place :15-10-1985 ( Muzaffar pur, Bihar)
Nationality : Indian
Religion : Muslim (Islam)
Marital status : Married
Languages Known :English, Arabic, Urdu, and Hindi
Passport Details : Passport No. :S-1377673 ( ECNR )
Date of Issue :22 / 06 / 2018
Date of Expiry :21 / 06 / 2028
Place of Issue :Patna (Bihar)
Saudi Arabia Driving License : D. License No :2371218591
Date of Issue :01 / 09 / 2016
Date of Expiry :26 / 05 / 2026
Place of Issue :Yanbu (Saudi Arabia)
India Driving License : D. License No :BR-0620170176809
Date of Issue :21/12/2016
Date of Expiry :31/05/2026
Place of Issue :Muzaffar pur, Bihar INDIA
Permanent Address :Mohd. Obaidur Rahman
Village + Post - Parsuni nath, P/s - Baruraj
Dist- Muzaffar pur, Bihar-843127 [India]
Home Mobile No: +91-9931804393 / 8002958141
Present Address : Mohd. Obaidur Rahman
Sector 12 E, Koper Kharne, Navi Mumbai
Maharashtra 400709 [India]
Mobile No: +91-9934953806 / 8210933267
I do hereby declare that all the information and details given above are accurate and true to the best my
knowledge. Give me a chance; I will be able to prove my mettle in the organization like yours.
Thanking You
Date: 20-02-2019 … …………………………
Place: Navi Mumbai 400709 Mohammad Obaidur Rahman | WINDOWS XP|Mobile|Report|C|R|MAN|MS DOS|Project coordination|CAD|Clean|MS Office|Tools|Computer|Painting|Monitors|Skype |
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