Dr.G.Anusha

Dr.G.Anusha

Professor
Department : Microbiology

Dr Anusha G is certified and specialised in Clinical Microbiology, Infection Prevention Control, Antimicrobial Stewardship, Biomedical Waste Management, HIV Testing & Counselling and Medical Education. Currently serving as Microbiology Laboratory In-charge, Authorized signatory in NABL accredited laboratory, Department NAAC and Research Coordinator. More than 25 Research Publications, 2 Book Chapters and experience working in ICMR – NIE funded project. Currently pursuing Ph.D. in biomarkers for cervical cancer.

Educational Qualifications: MBBS., MD

Degree Year Name of College & University Registration number
with date of registration
Name of State Medical council
MBBS 2009 PSG Institute of Medical Sciences And Research
The TamilnaduDr.MGR Medical University
89511
30.4.2010
Tamilnadu Medical Council
MD/MS 2014 Kasturba Medical College, Manipal
Manipal Academy Of Higher Education
89511
10.8.2020
Tamilnadu Medical Council

Details of Teaching experience till date:

Designation* Department Institution From To Total
Tutor Microbiology Kasturba Medical College, Manipal 02/05/2011 30/04/2014 3 Years
Assistant Professor Microbiology Amrita Institute Of Medical Sciences 02/06/2014 23/12/2018 4 Years
6 Months
Associate Professor Microbiology Amrita Institute Of Medical Sciences 18-05-2007 05/03/2020 1 Year
10 Months
SRM Medical College Hospital &
Research Centre
21.12.2020 05.04.2023 2 Years
3 Months
Professor Microbiology SRM Medical College Hospital &
Research Centre
06.04.2023 Till Date

Faculty Development Programmes and Courses Completed

  • Basic Course in Medical Education (BCME)
  • Curriculum Implementation Support Programme (CISP)
  • Advance Course in Medical Education (ACME)

Conference Participation and Academic Presentation

  • Attended SRIMEDCON, Chennai, 2026, an international conference.
  • Presented a poster at SRIMEDCON 2026.

Medical Education Publications

  • Anusha G. Impact of problem-based learning and lecture-based learning with respect to clinical microbiology teaching. Amrita Journal of Medicine. 2019;15(1):12–14. First author.
  • Alexander John, Teena Mary Joy, Nimitha Paul, Sumithra Unni, Suja Gopalakrishnan, Anusha G. Effectiveness of an abridged course in medical education technology based on students’ evaluation of the teacher’s performance. International Journal of Community Medicine and Public Health. 2019;6(1):418–422.