M. K. Ramesh takes charge as RGUHS VC
The Hindu
He has a post-graduate qualification in surgery. He was awarded a fellowship by the Royal College of Surgeons, United Kingdom
Dr. M. K. Ramesh assumed charge as the ninth Vice-Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) on February 11.
Dr. Ramesh has vast and varied academic and administrative experience in the domain of medical education. He was a senior professor in the surgery department in the prestigious Bangalore Medical College and Research Centre. Earlier, he was registrar (evaluation) in the RGUHS. He had a stint as vice-chancellor of RGUHS. Before his appointment as the vice-chancellor, he was serving as president of Post Graduate Education Board of the National Medical Commission under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India.He has a post-graduate qualification in surgery. He was awarded a fellowship by the Royal College of Surgeons, United Kingdom.
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