P. Senthilnathan assumes charge as AMASI president
Dr. P. Senthilnathan has been appointed as the president of the Association of Minimal Access Surgeons of India (AMASI). His strategic vision focuses on academic excellence, technological innovation, and enhanced training for surgeons in government medical colleges.
Why it matters
Leadership changes in professional medical associations influence surgical training standards and the adoption of new medical technologies in India.
P. Senthilnathan, director of GEM Hospital Chennai, has assumed the role of president of the Association of Minimal Access Surgeons of India (AMASI). At the recent swearing-in ceremony in Kolkata, Dr. Senthilnathan introduced his vision under the banner, “A New Vision. A New Journey. A Stronger AMASI”. He also outlined an eight-point strategic focus for his term, including academic excellence, training the next generation of surgeons, innovation and technology adoption, research and collaboration, strengthening membership, and establishing AMASI SMART Centres.
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