Providing training for qualified medical personnel, postgraduate education and advanced training of doctors, scientific and scientific methodical work.
Privolzhsky Research Medical University
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Privolzhsky Research Medical University |
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Nizhny Novgorod State Medical Academy, Gorky Medical Institute named after S. M. Kirov |
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February 2, 2018 |
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University |
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Nikolai Karyakin |
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Russia Russia, Nizhny Novgorod
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Urban |
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603005, Nizhny Novgorod, Minin and Pozharsky Square, 10/1 |
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pimunn.ru
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It has 76 departments, which employ about 700 teachers. About 3000 students study at 7 faculties, there is also a faculty pre-university training and the Institute of Postgraduate Education. Also, the university has postgraduate studies, doctoral studies and 4 dissertation councils for the defense of dissertations.
The material base includes nine educational buildings, numerous clinical bases in many medical institutions in Nizhny Novgorod, five hostels, and a health-improving summer camp on the Volga in the Lyskov area.
Rector Karyakin Nikolai Nikolaevich (since March 2, 2018) - Doctor of Medical Sciences, neurosurgeon.
Story
During the Great Patriotic War
The rector of the GMI at that time was Konstantin Nikulin. At that time, many curricula were revised, and some of the institute's dormitories were transferred to the city. From his memoirs:
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Currently, the university is looking for the names of missing graduates and employees of the GMI during the war. It is known about 82 employees and doctors who died at the front, in partisan detachments, tortured in concentration camps and shot by the Germans.
Post-war period and modern Russia
In 1965, the Military Medical Faculty was opened. On June 15, 1994, the institute received the status of an academy. On February 2, 2018, the academy received the status of a university. According to the results of the rating of demand for Russian universities (2015,2016,2017,2018), Privolzhsky Medical University is consistently among the top three leaders among medical and pharmaceutical universities.
Faculties
- Therapeutic (Training period 6 years, full-time);
- Pediatric (Term of study 6 years, full-time);
- Medico-prophylactic (Training period 6 years, full-time);
- Dental (Training period 5 years, full-time);
- Pharmaceutical (Term of study 5 years - full-time);
- Faculty of International Medical Education (FMME)
Chairs
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Obstetrics and Gynecology FPKV
- Anesthesiology and resuscitation FPKV
- Biology
- Biochemistry them. G. Ya. Gorodisskaya
- Ear, nose and throat diseases
- Internal Medicine and Nursing
- Restorative medicine and reflexology FPKV
- Hygiene of children and adolescents and food hygiene
- Occupational and communal hygiene
- Histology with Cytology and Embryology
- eye diseases
- Hospital Pediatrics
- Hospital Therapy. V. G. Vohralika
- Hospital surgery them. B. A. Koroleva
- childhood diseases
- childhood infections
- Pediatric Surgery
- foreign languages
- infectious diseases
- Clinical and laboratory diagnosis of FPKV
- Skin and venereal diseases
- Radiation diagnostics and radiation therapy
- Radiation diagnostics of FPKV
- Medical Physics and Informatics
- Medical examination FKV
- Microbiology and Immunology
- Mobilization training and emergency medicine
- Neurology, psychiatry and narcology FPKV
- Neurology, neurosurgery and medical genetics
- New medical technologies FPKV
- normal anatomy
- Normal Physiology. N. Yu. Belenkova
- General Medical Practice and Gerontology FPKV
- General hygiene and ecology
- General Chemistry
- General and clinical pharmacology
- General Surgery. A. I. Kozhevnikova
- Public Health and Health
- Public Health and Health FPKV
- Oncology FPKV
- Operative surgery and topographic anatomy
- Orthopedic dentistry
- Health care and nursing management organizations
- pathological anatomy
- pathological physiology
- Pediatrics and neonatology FPKV
- Propaedeutics of internal diseases
- Propaedeutic dentistry
- Preventive Medicine FPKV
- Psychiatry and Medical Psychology
- Russian language
- Nursing IPO
- Quick and urgent medical care FPKV
- Social Sciences and Humanities
- Pediatric dentistry
- Dentistry FPKV
- FPKV therapies
- Therapeutic dentistry
- Traumatology, Orthopedics and Military Field Surgery. M. V. Kolokoltseva
- Tuberculosis
- Management and Economics of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Technology
- Urology
- Faculty and polyclinic pediatrics
- Faculty and polyclinic therapy
- Faculty Surgery
- Pharmaceutical chemistry and pharmacognosy
- Pharmacy FPKV
- Physical education, physiotherapy exercises and medical control
- Surgery FPKV
- Surgical dentistry and maxillofacial surgery
- Surgery FOIS
- Maxillofacial Surgery and Implantology FPKV
- Endocrinology and Therapy FOIS
- Epidemiology
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Nizhny Novgorod State Medical Academy
(Nizhny State Medical Academy) is one of the oldest and most authoritative medical schools Russia, which has a 90-year history, glorious traditions. In 1920, in order to train "medical personnel from workers and peasants," the government decided to open appropriate faculties at the universities of county towns. But even earlier. On December 21, 1919, the council of the University of Nizhny Novgorod formed a group for the creation of such a faculty, which included professors L.V. Baskov, S.F. Vysotsky, A.F. Gavrilov, A.N. Zidberman, N.F. Solovyov, doctors S.F. Gvozdev, A.N. Kunyaev, N.N. Senyutkin chaired by Professor P.G. Avramova. |
The group made an estimate for 1920 and announced a competition for chairs. The faculty solemnly opened on March 21. The most difficult time of post-war devastation and the fight against epidemics was passing. The composition of the first students was very diverse: graduates of secondary schools, participants who had seen life
civil war and paramedics with considerable medical experience. Admission began immediately for three courses: for I - schoolchildren, for II - students of the biological faculty of the university, for III - persons who had a medical assistant's education. Exams were preceded by an interview to identify knowledge, general development, inclination to the medical profession. Preference was given to people “from workers and peasants.” P.G. became the dean. Avramov. recruited the best practitioners
Nizhny Novgorod: L.P., Bibikhina, K.F. Bogush, A.B. Granovsky, V.M. Durmashkina, I.I. Elkina, P.N. Mikhalkina, A.S. Palmova, K.K. Chachkhiani. Many of them later became prominent scientists, doctors of sciences, professors. Professors G.G. arrived. Yuden and V.M. Svyatukhin. In the first years, 32 departments were opened. Some were accommodated in a small two-story house on Napolno-Monastyrskaya Street (former almshouse), called the "anatomical theater", practical classes were held there simultaneously with 50-100 students. The theoretical departments received buildings on Osharskaya Square and the former Institute of Noble Maidens on the Upper Volga Embankment . Hospitals became the bases: provincial, city infectious, psychiatric, Red Cross and maternity hospital on Figner Street. Deanery and
public organizations fit in a building on Minin and Pozharsky Square. The conditions were very difficult: the rooms were not heated in winter, there were not enough textbooks. But laboratories and a library were created, students helped in the manufacture
teaching aids , preparations. After 5 years of study, exams were taken in 44, and final state exams in 11 disciplines. In 1923, 37 doctors graduated, and in 1925 the first full graduation of 105 people was made. In 1926, the faculty was closed. Two junior courses were distributed to medical faculties of other cities, and three senior students completed their education in Nizhny Novgorod in 1928. The premises and equipment were transferred to scientific and medical institutions. But in 1929 (at the request of the Gubkom and Gubispolkom) the faculty was reopened, and on the basis of the Decree of the Government Commission under the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR of April 14 and the decision of the organizational and liquidation commission of April 29, 1930, the medical faculty of NSU was reorganized into the Nizhny Novgorod Medical Institute (NMI). I had to re-create the base and form the composition of the university. Former teachers of the faculty were partially invited, but new professors also came: F.D. Agafonov, P.K. Anokhin, M.P. Batunin, M.L. Biryukov, G.Ya. Gorodisskaya, I.M. Rybakov, V.D. Semenov. A.I. Shabadash and others. The laboratories were replenished with equipment. On November 8, 1931, the anatomical museum was opened, which became one of the best in the country in terms of exposition. The largest medical institutions have been transferred to clinical departments. For theoretical departments, a building was allocated on Minin and Pozharsky Square (now the main building of the academy), which also housed the administration and the educational part. In 1932, the NMI was renamed the Gorky Medical Institute. In March, the 1st issue of the Nizhny Novgorod Medical Journal was published, the publishers of which were Nizhkrayzdrav, the Medical Institute, the Scientific Medical Association and the Regional Insurance Fund. In October, the first scientific student neurological circle was created; by the end of the year, circles were organized in other departments. The first release of 26 sanitary doctors was made, and in 1931 - 24 surgeons. In 1936, the Council of the Scientific Student Society (NSO) was elected from the circles. The organizer of the first circle, and then the NSO was Professor Kh.I. Garkavy. Before the Great Patriotic War, 38 professors, 25 associate professors, 130 assistants and teachers worked at the institute in 18 theoretical and 18 clinical departments, located in well-equipped medical institutions at that time. To the aid of the first teachers, mostly from local doctors, came professors belonging to the schools of academicians P.P. Pavlova, V.P. Vorobiev, A.V. Palladina - E.L. Verezov, A.I. Gefter, V.N. Iost, I.M. Rybakov, M.A. Usievich. On the 20th anniversary of the founding of the Gorky Medical Institute, by the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR of December 25, 1940, it was named after S. M. Kirov, which the university wore until 1994. In 1940-1945, the GMI was headed by associate professor (later - professor) K.G. Nikulin, Professor G.Ya. Gorodisskaya. It was on their shoulders that the burden of leading the institute during the war years fell, since the entire administration consisted, apart from them, of the academic secretary, the dean and three technical secretaries. Students who completed their studies at 4-5 courses became acting doctors and doctors in the army. Many teachers were mobilized, junior students voluntarily went to the front. Teachers A.I. Kozhevnikova, M.V. Kolokoltseva, A.A. Ozhereleva, I.M. Rybakov and others, who also worked in hospitals, were left (and thus retained the leading professorial staff). The military situation led to a revision
curricula, two hostels were given to the city, but the output of doctors increased. K.G. Nikulin recalled: “Now it seems incomprehensible how the theoretical departments could provide the educational process, having one or two study rooms each. There were also "flying departments" that did not have their own premises. They studied in the red corners of the dorms and squeezed into the rooms of other departments in their free time. In overcrowded classrooms, work went on from 8 am to 10 pm in 3-1 shifts. In a barely heated building, with feverish hands, they worked on every test tube, on every drop of reagents. The half-starved students studied purposefully, stubbornly, with a high sense of responsibility.” The students responded from their studies to the construction of defensive structures, worked in hospitals, at a blood transfusion station, helped to examine houses to prevent infectious diseases, trained nurses, studied anti-chemical and
air defense. In December 1941, the staff of the institute worked 2731 man-days on the construction of a defensive line near the town of Pavlovo. Employees donated their last savings and deducted funds from their salaries to fight the enemy. On July 10, 1941, at evacuation center No. 41, a consulting bureau was created to work in 143 hospitals with 58,000 beds deployed throughout the city and region. It included university professors and teachers: K.P. Alekseev, M.P. Batunin, M.L. Biryukov, S.A. Vinnik, V.A. Vyatkin, A.I. Gefter, Ya.G. Ilyon, N.N. Morozkin, P.P. Senyutkin, F.M. Suponitskaya, I.L. Tsimkhes, S.V. Shestakov, N.K. Shifrin, V.I. Shchedrakov and others. Thanks to their efforts, 70% of the wounded returned to duty. Plastic surgeon (later academician) N.N. performed brilliantly in hospitals. Blokhin, cardiac surgeons E.L. Berezov, future academician of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences B.A. Korolev, neurosurgeon Kh.I. Harkavi and others. The training and
scientific work. For high performance in the educational and pedagogical process, medical and
scientific activity On May 1, 1943, the Institute was recognized as the winner of the competition of medical universities and received the challenge Red Banner of the People's Commissariat of Health of the USSR. In total, during the war years, 1848 doctors were trained against 1681, released before 1941 during the twenty-year existence of the institute. After the war, a significant part of the students were front-line soldiers, who later formed a galaxy of prominent scientists, teachers and health care organizers. These are honored scientists, professors V.I. Kukosh and V.Yu. Shakhov, Honored Professor of IGMA L.V. Kossovsky, Professor G.M. Pokalev, A.F. Uchugi, E.V. Shakhov, People's Doctor of the USSR O.A. Obukhov, heads of departments of professor A.A. Obukhov, V.I. Parakhopyak, A.A. Chernyavsky, N.E. Yakhontov. The institute also completed their studies of “ordinary doctors” who returned from the front. Time passed, full of achievements. The material base expanded, the educational process improved. The university and its staff received numerous awards and all-Union recognition. On June 15, 1994, the institute received the status of an academy. Now PizhGMA unites seven faculties: medical, pediatric, medical and preventive, the faculty of teaching foreign students (teaching is conducted in English), stomatological and pharmaceutical faculties , as well as the Faculty of Higher Nursing Education. At the same time, over 3,300 students study at the academy. 789 teachers work at 75 departments, of which 426 are candidates and 156 are doctors of science. Teachers improve their qualifications at the faculty of advanced training of teachers: in the relevant medical specialty with the receipt of a specialist certificate; on the basics of pedagogy and psychology
high school; and also undergo internships in Russia and abroad, give lectures, conduct demonstration operations and other medical manipulations. The educational base of the university is represented not only by nine buildings, but also by powerful leading medical institutions - 76 institutions of the Nizhny Novgorod region, specialized institutions in other regions of the Russian Federation, as well as 40 medical bases in countries near and far abroad. The teachers of the Nizhny State Medical Academy are highly qualified doctors. Therefore, special attention is paid to the training of schoolchildren. This is served by profile lyceums and classes of a number of schools in the city and region, as well as preparatory courses organized annually by the Faculty of Pre-University Training. More than half of the students who have been trained enter the academy, and then show the best educational results. One of the centers for conducting
educational work- a museum opened in 1957 at the Department of the History of Medicine. Here are: information about the history of regional medicine and the university: thematic expositions on the development of medicine and the formation of higher medical education in Nizhny Novgorod, the activities of the university during the war: antiquarian book funds: personal funds of famous Nizhny Novgorod doctors and scientists of the 19th - early 20th centuries: a collection of medical instruments of the same time: a collection of phaleristics and numismatics dedicated to medicine. The anatomical museum of the Academy is one of the largest in Russia. The collection began with anatomical preparations made by the first students, now it is located on an area of 300 square meters and has more than 600 unique exhibits. The library, another stronghold of educational work, is rightfully the pride of the university. The official date of its foundation is considered to be 1932, when the departments handed over the pre-revolutionary books and dissertations on medicine they had stored. The main sources of acquisitions then were the exchange funds of the libraries of Moscow and Leningrad, private collections of professors P.G. Avramova, A.L. Shabadash, G.I. Greppaus, N.A. Torsuev, Dr. P.G. Veselitsky and others.
Library fund is 529,789 copies of documents (up to 18,000 new books are received annually, subscription to periodicals exceeds 350 titles), among which are real rarities of domestic and foreign literature of the 18th - 19th centuries. The library serves about 14,000 readers a year. The presence of a computer room ensures the use of information resources of other libraries, electronic specialized full-text databases of domestic and foreign publishers. The Academy website contains historical links and official data, ensures the prompt appearance of news information, is part of the distance learning system and allows everyone to contact the rector's Internet reception .The Student Scientific Society (SSS) unites over 400 students in scientific circles in each department. It has become a tradition to hold annual student scientific conferences: Dalev and Pirogov readings, the annual scientific session
scientific problems in Medicine” (in which students, graduate students, residents and young teachers of the academy and other universities take part). Every year students receive personal scholarships, including those of the President and the Government of the Russian Federation, as well as those named after outstanding scientists of the academy, participate in the Federal
scholarship program Charitable Foundation V. Potanin. About 11% of graduates graduate with honors. Every year, 150-160 people continue their postgraduate studies, 93% of them defend their Ph.D. dissertations on time. Almost all of them continue to work at the academy as teachers, continue scientific research, and 8-10 employees receive a Doctor of Science degree every year.
Dissertation Councils work in a number of specialties of therapeutic, surgical, dental and hygienic profile. PhD and doctoral dissertations are also defended by applicants from other regions. In 2009, 86 dissertations were defended. The Alumni Employment Assistance Center helps in permanent and temporary employment; holds regular job fairs together with health authorities, heads of health care facilities of the city and region: provides information support for the search for vacancies,
feedback with employers (including through the website of the academy), legal advice to graduates, psychological and social support. In 2009, 129 young professionals took part in the regional target program "Social and economic support for young professionals working in educational and healthcare institutions of the Nizhny Novgorod region." For a student of the academy, study is also a period of various and interesting events, theatrical performances, competitions, and tourism. The student trade union organization and public associations - the student council and the headman, the school of the student personnel reserve oversee youth sports, patriotic and aesthetic education, promote a healthy lifestyle. Every year the Academy celebrates Victory Day with honoring veterans, organizes
joint activities with the Nizhny Novgorod diocese, the festivals "Student Spring" and "International Student Day", patriotic song contests, art exhibitions, historical and literary educational and
career guidance events. For many years they have been uniting creative youth and successfully performing at interuniversity competitions
different levels choir, dance ensemble and KVN team of Nizhny State Medical Academy. In 2004, on the student initiative, the School of Health Information and Education Center was created, whose tasks are
healthy lifestyle life among young students and training future doctors and pharmacists in skills
preventive work with the population. Volunteers of the school and their leaders regularly participate in forums and conferences of the regional and all-Russian level, including the youth forum "Seliger - 2009", where their work is highly appreciated. Sports events are held at the university every year: the Academy Spartakiad, the Universiade of the Volga Sports Student Union . Students master new health and sports areas: fitness, aerobics, athleticism, powerlifting, floorball, polyathlon, sports aerobics, badminton. At the sports and recreation base "Kirovets", established in 1959 as a sports and recreation camp at the Department of Physical Education, there are training sessions for the national teams of the academy. With the opening of the pharmacological faculty in Kirovets, a botanical station appeared, where students study medicinal herbs and collect their herbariums. There are five modern dormitories (located in the city center, next to the main educational buildings, a canteen, a library and a health center), where all conditions for comfortable living and studying have been created and maintained. specialists with secondary
medical education in all health specialties. The number of cadets who have completed postgraduate training since 2005 amounted to 50,836 people. Practical training for students of the Faculty of Medicine In 2009 alone, 33 grants were received from various funds: the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (16), the President of the Russian Federation (1), the Fund for Assistance to the Development of Small Forms of Enterprises in the Scientific and Technical Sphere (12),
federal agency for Science and Innovation of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation (1), the Young Hippocrates Foundation (1),
international funds(2). In addition, the staff of the academy were co-executors of work in 15 medical and biological programs carried out by other universities and research institutes. According to the results of research work in 2009, the number of publications of scientists of the academy in specialized periodicals (including foreign ones) amounted to 766, reports - 605 More than 240 scientific-practical conferences and seminars have been held. Innovation noted
numerous awards, awards, honorary titles of various levels and the widest geographical affiliation. The Academy has established and fruitfully operates the Research Institute of Applied and Fundamental Medicine and the Research Institute of Preventive Medicine with state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and unique equipment. In 2009 alone, they conducted research on 38 biomedical projects, including 26 grants. The editorial and publishing department, established in 1969, was subsequently transformed into a medical publishing house. In 2009 alone, 110 titles of books were published with a total circulation of 57,800 copies. Monographs, reference books, textbooks and teaching aids are published regularly, as well as peer-reviewed medical journals Medical Almanac, Modern
medical technology”, the university newspaper Vestnik NGMA, popular among students and staff. After the opening of Nizhny Novgorod for foreign visits in December 1991, for teaching Russian in
training courses the first
Foreign citizens. Then the Faculty of Education for Foreign Students (FOPS) was created, where education was first in Russian, and since 1998 - in English. Center also opened
in English for linguistic training of faculty and other staff for working with foreign students, methodological support of teaching and preparation of an English-language reserve
international activities. The total number of foreign students at the academy is growing annually and today is 615 people from 30 countries in Africa, Asia, Oceania, of which 50 are postgraduate doctors. For 10 years, citizens of Yemen, Syria, India, Jordan, Palestine have defended 11 PhD theses. The Doctor of General Medicine qualification awarded to international graduates of the NJGMA is recognized by the Medical Council of Sri Lanka and the Malaysian government. The Academy is included in the official application of the 6th edition of the World Directory of Medical Universities. The geography of business trips of the Academy's employees in conducting joint scientific research and internships, reading reports and lectures (more than 60 people travel annually) covers Austria, Germany, the USA, Afghanistan, Argentina, India, Bulgaria, Sri Lanka, Hungary, Great Britain, Algeria, Iran, Nepal, Yemen. The university participates in international student exchange and a number of authoritative international projects, has long-term relationships with the medical faculties of the universities of Duisburg-Essen (Germany) and Nice Sophia Antipolis (France), the Cleveland Clinic (USA). About 200 students completed internships in Europe and Asia.
scientific and practical conferences for doctors, take part in the clinical and expert work of healthcare facilities, and also provide high-tech assistance at clinical sites in the areas of abdominal surgery, X-ray surgery, urology, cardiovascular surgery, oncology, maxillofacial surgery, transplantology, 25 teachers of the academy are the main freelance specialists Volga Federal District, Ministry of Health of the Nizhny Novgorod Region, City Health Department. The Academy is actively involved in charity: consultations are regularly held for disabled people and veterans of the Great
Patriotic War, advisory assistance is provided to the Nizhny Novgorod diocese, the Diveevsky monastery, the Nizhny Novgorod theological seminary. Outstanding doctors and scientists in
different years associated with the university their professional activities. In addition to those already mentioned, these are professors I.I. Belyaev, M.V. Vogralik, F.T. Greenbaum, I.T. Kochergin, V.D. Semenov, N.P. Sinitsyn, N.N. Trapeznikov and many others, whose names are forever inscribed in golden letters in the history of domestic and world medical science.
