Established in 2001 as a pioneer department of MGMCH in many ways, the Department of Anatomy has evolved as a leading centre for anatomical education and research within not just the undergraduate wing of the institution but the entire region of Rajasthan.
With a vision to provide modern and holistic education and is committed to utilising the latest tools and techniques in delivering the educational modules, providing immense learning opportunities and research projects. Adhering to that, the Department of Anatomy is proud to be the first and only department in the state equipped with a Virtual Dissection Table. This innovative technology allows students to engage in 3D learning using advanced software which enhances their understanding of complex anatomical structures. The memory that students grasp from such 3D learning modules is incomparable to the traditional teaching-learning classroom settings.
The main objective and mission of the Department of Anatomy is to impart a comprehensive understanding of the human body, with a focus on the anatomical basis of disease presentation and management. Through training workshops on cadavers, virtual dissection tables, anatomical models, an educational museum, and modern multimedia tools; students gain a deep appreciation for the complexities of the human body. The department emphasises the importance of anatomical knowledge in clinical practice and aims to instil a sense of excellence in all aspects of anatomical education.
The department is led by Dr. (Prof) Jagmohan Sharma brings over 40 years of teaching experience to the table and zeal for acing medical education. He is supported by a team of highly qualified faculty members who are dedicated to providing exceptional teaching and training at the undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels.
In addition to serving medical students, the department also offers its expertise to students in dental, paramedical, nursing, physiotherapy, and other allied health disciplines. As a part of its commitment to advancing anatomical education, the Department of Anatomy organises national and state-level cadaveric workshops to enhance the surgical and clinical skills of postgraduate students. These workshops provide valuable real-time experiences and practical training in anatomical dissection. The department is also involved in community outreach activities, offering cadaver embalming services to support medical education and research statewide.
In conclusion, the Department of Anatomy at Mahatma Gandhi Medical College is at the forefront of anatomical education and research in the whole of Rajasthan. With pioneering facilities, experienced faculty, and commitment to excellence, the department is determined in shaping the future of medical education and training.