GMERS Medical College, Valsad - List of Professors and Faculty

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Dr. Deepak S. Howale

Professor, Department of Anatomy

9712840520

deepak.howale73@gmail.com

Dr. Vilas J. Khandare

Associate Professor, Department of Anatomy

9969346923

vilasjkhandare@yahoo.com

Dr. Vipul Patel

Associate Professor, Department of Anatomy

9427111675

vipulbhai74@gmail.com

Dr. Dnyanesh Prabhakar Pandit

Professor, Department of Physiology

9922318553

pandit_dnyanesh@yahoo.com

Dr. Amit Upadhyah

Associate Professor, Department of Physiology

9510860281

Dr. Pawan Goyal

Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology

9714680100

drpawan80@gmail.com

Dr. Avanish Mishra

Professor, Department of Biochemistry

9173838496

avnishmishra8@gmail.com

Dr. Dharmesh N. Gamit

Assistant Professor, Department of Biochemistry

9879817431

dr_ddharmesh@yahoo.com

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