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These departments are spaciously designed with International Standards, to treat all types of Adult and Pediatric Emergencies, Trauma and Critical illnesses. The critical care unit at Starcare provides 24x7 care to patients with critical illnesses. Equipped with state of the art ventilators, point of care ABG, ECHO & USG, this unit can handle all cases requiring critical care management.
- Dr. Sasha Sasi
- Dr Mohammed Fabin K.N
- Dr. Anwar Sujad
Dr. Sasha Sasi
Dr Mohammed Fabin K.N
Dr Mohammed Fabin K.N
Professor & HOD of the dept of Emergency Medicine
Bio
Dr Mohammed Fabin K.N is an experienced medical professional specialising in Emergency Medicine, Trauma Care, and Critical Care. He completed his MBBS from MG University with First Class and MD in Emergency Medicine from Government Medical College, Kannur, earning a Kerala University Gold Medal. He also completed a Fellowship in Critical Care at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi. His expertise includes emergency management, POCUS, and advanced life-support training in ACLS, PALS, and ATLS.
He served as Professor and Head of the Department of Emergency Medicine at KMCT Medical College, Kozhikode, and previously as Associate Professor and Chief of Emergency Medicine and Trauma Care. His key contributions include establishing the department, leading quality improvement and NABH accreditation initiatives, developing emergency medical education programmes, and mentoring medical professionals. He has also contributed to academic conferences, clinical workshops, and emergency medicine education, with a strong commitment to patient safety and excellence in emergency care.
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Dr. Anwar Sujad
Dr. Anwar Sujad
MEM – George Washington University, USA (2016–2019), MBBS – China Three Gorges University, China (2005–2011)
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Bio
Dr. Anwar Sujad is an Emergency Medicine physician with specialised training in assessing and managing acute illnesses and medical emergencies. He completed his MBBS at China Three Gorges University, China, and a three-year Master in Emergency Medicine (MEM) programme in collaboration with George Washington University, USA. He is committed to providing timely, patient-focused emergency care.