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BCMCH, Kerala

At Believers Church Medical College, leadership is grounded in service, empathy, and community connection. Through the NEST initiative, students at BCMCH have transformed ideas into action, addressing real-world health challenges with integrity and innovation. From initiating grassroots projects to participating in national dialogues, BCMC is steadily building a generation of doctors who lead with both heart and purpose. This page highlights their evolving journey, the impact they've made, and the vision they carry forward.

About BMC Burdwan

Believers Church Medical College (BCMCH), Kerala, is a rising center of medical excellence in southern India. Rooted in values of compassion, discipline, and academic integrity, BCMC blends modern medical education with a strong commitment to community service and ethical practice. As a growing institution, it continues to shape competent, caring healthcare professionals equipped to meet the evolving needs of society.

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  • πŸ—“ Founded: 2016
  • πŸ“ Thiruvalla, Kerala
  • 🩺 Seats: 150+ MBBS, 100+ PG
  • πŸ₯ NMC + MCI Accredited
  • 🌐 Website: Official Web

NEST X BMC

BCMCH Kerala brings a unique blend of compassion, discipline, and clinical excellence to NEST’s leadership movement. With a strong foundation in values-based education, students at BCMCH have actively contributed to shaping community-oriented projects and innovative outreach strategies.

βœ… 5 Projects Initiated | πŸ‘©β€βš•οΈ 20+ Active Student Leaders | NEST Growing at BCMC

The leadership workshop conducted in March 2025 was a turning point for student leaders at BCMC. Through immersive sessions and guided reflections, participants honed their leadership instincts; focusing on communication, decision-making, and ethical problem-solving.

The strength of the workshop lay in its deeply collaborative spirit. Faculty mentors and experienced student coordinators came together to offer guidance, support, and shared wisdom, creating a safe space for growth and exploration.

As BCMCH students take forward their learning, they are not just planning projects, they are preparing to lead with empathy, purpose, and vision. Their contribution continues to strengthen NEST’s presence in southern India and inspires a new wave of medical leadership grounded in care and community.

Team - NEST - BCMCH

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Dr Philip Mathew

Dr. Philip Mathew Professor & Head of Critical Care, BCMCH Thiruvalla

Dr. Philip Mathew Professor & Head of Critical Care, BCMCH Thiruvalla Dr. Philip Mathew is a seasoned critical care expert with over 14 years of experience in anaesthesia, intensive care, and perioperative medicine, working across Indian and international teaching hospitals οΏΌ. He earned his postgraduate training at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Belgaum, and Lisie Hospital, Kochi, before undergoing an International Fellowship with the Royal College of Anaesthetists at Leeds Teaching Hospital, UK οΏΌ. Most recently, he completed a Fellowship in General Infectious Diseases at CMC Vellore οΏΌ. At BCMCH’s state-of-the-art ICUβ€”the largest standalone unit in Central Travancoreβ€”Dr. Mathew leads multidisciplinary teams managing sepsis, complex postoperative cases, and advanced life-support technologies, including ECMO οΏΌ. Beyond his clinical role, he serves as Deputy Director for Innovation & Partnerships, driving research and digital integration in critical care οΏΌ. His dedication to compassionate care and innovation continues to elevate critical care standards in Kerala and beyond.

Dr. Abel K. Samuel Johnson

Dr. Abel K. Samuel Johnson Assistant Director & Vice Principal, BCMC, Thiruvalla

Dr. Abel K. Samuel Johnson, MBBS, MD, stands at the intersection of public health, medical education, and leadership. Currently serving as Assistant Director, Vice Principal, and Professor of Community Medicine at Believers Church Medical College, Thiruvalla, he also contributes nationally as a Board Member of the National Resource Center for Non-Communicable Diseases, India. With a philosophy rooted in servant leadership and team empowerment, Dr. Johnson has steadily ascended into academic leadership. His commitment to decentralized management and health systems thinking reflects in the many programs he has overseen. He is also the author of the best-selling clinical guide β€œThe Intern – Believers Medical Manual,” now a staple for young doctors across institutions. Dr. Johnson’s international accolades include competitive research travel grants to the USA, Australia, and Canada, where his work on tuberculosis, post-disaster disease management, and rural health postings was recognized. He was recently selected for the elite International Dean Leadership Development Program by the Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada β€” an honor awarded to only 20 global academic leaders. His work bridges classroom and community, theory and field, with a singular mission: to advance health equity through education and leadership. As a judge for β€œProjects That Make a Difference,” Dr. Johnson brings a wealth of strategic vision, mentoring insight, and a deep belief in student potential.

Asmi Anil Dubey

Asmi Dubey

Student Mentor Co-ordinator

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Muskan Khokhar

Student Mentor Co-ordinator

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Pallavi Varshney

Student Mentor Co-ordinator

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Laxita Lax

Student Mentor Co-ordinator

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Chhavi Kumari

Student Mentor Co-ordinator

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Khushi Somani

Student Mentor Co-ordinator

Basil George

Basil George

Student Co-ordinator

Students Feedback

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