Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College Mangaluru
Mangaluru,Karnataka,India
https://www.fathermuller.edu.in/homeopathic-college/index.php
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About Us
Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College is a unit of Father Muller Charitable Institutions, a Registered Society sponsored by the Catholic Diocese of Mangalore; a Religious Minority Educational Institution established primarily for the benefit of the members of the Christian Community. Like all other Educational Institution under Catholic auspices it is open to all persons irrespective of religion, caste or community. The courses conducted in this college are affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka and are recognized by the Central Council of Homoeopathy, New Delhi. The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has accredited Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College with 'A' grade, making it the first Homoeopathic medical college under Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, to be accredited.
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Vision & Mission
Vision
Father Muller Charitable Institutions is a center of excellence in compassionate and accessible healthcare, pioneering medical education and innovative research to empower health professionals and improve community well-being.
Mission
Provide Transformative Healthcare: Deliver comprehensive, affordable, and empathetic care through high-quality health facilities. Foster Educational. Excellence Cultivate an interprofessional learning environment that supports the holistic development of students and faculty. Promote Research and Innovation. Conduct cutting-edge research aligned with national and global health priorities.
Director's Message
I am happy to be a part of the Father Muller family and proud to join hands with the legacy of Father Muller Charitable Institutions of ‘Heal and Comfort’. The wellbeing of the person approaching us is the primary aim of the Institutions’ existence and I would like to contribute my share of the service. Father Muller Charitable Institutions has already set a high standard in serving millions of vulnerable people. It is a joy to see the patients being happy and satisfied with the service rendered by the doctors, nurses and other support staff. Father Muller is a brand in this part of the world. It is a trend setter in excellence and innovation. The people-friendly environment and the ever-willing service of the doctors, nurses and the support staff is exemplary and attracts people of all walks of life. I am also excited to be part of such a legendary Institution in the service of humanity. With humility, I place myself as a servant of all those who approach the portals of Father Muller to ‘Heal and Comfort’, the people in distress and to make a difference in their life. May all feel the healing touch of God and be happy. May Father Muller Charitable Institutions be a beacon of hope to those who are losing hope and may God strengthen each and every one of us to alleviate the sufferings of the Masses. Let us light a flame of joy in the faces of people.
Founder
Fr Muller was sent to India from Venice as one of the 8 Jesuits to teach French and Mathematics in the newly opened St Aloysius College, in Mangalore. He was not only a product of Fordham University in USA, but also homoeopath, trained under two of the most eminent doctors in Paris. He even possessed the secrets of manufacturing quality homoe medicines. His name as a physician spread when he successfully treated students under a banyan tree in the College for a variety of ailments and soon elders too joined a long line of patients. The ‘Homoeopathic Poor Dispensary’ was born when he bought land in Kankanady to accommodate the growing number of patients. It is in Kankanady that his health care work earned him a reputation as a compassionate healer and the Kaiser-e-hind award from the Government of India. The banyan tree became symbolic of his dedication to heal the poor and the downtrodden, for whom he opened many facilities in the Hospital. His endeavor of succor has blossomed today into a full-fledged post-graduate institute of medical education and research, both in allopathy and homoeopathy. Clinical facilities include a 1000 bed super-specialty hospital with a team of dedicated doctors, nurses and all supportive systems. Fr Muller’s humane work for the leprosy patients began in 1883 when he was asked to try homoeopathy for the mother of two men who abandoned her to the care of the Jesuits. He took her to Kankanady and thus was born St. Joseph’s Leprosy Hospital. Fr. Muller tried homeopathy, and then allopathy. Thus allopathy and homeopathy came into coexistence at Kankanady. When Bubonic plague struck Mangalore, Fr. Muller opened a new section exclusively for these victims. He handpicked his assistants and one of them, Lawrence Fernandes, was sent by him to Madras to do LIM in Medicine. He returned with the degree to serve the hospital for 53 long years, till his death in 1936.Surely Fr. Muller drew his strength from his compassion for the poor. As the hospital grew slowly, more and more qualified people came to help him, more buildings were added and Sisters of Charity showed interest. But compassion for the poor remained the cornerstone of his philosophy. Fr Muller worked relentlessly to bring succour to the poor and suffering. There were times when his superiors scolded him for his refusal to attend to the rich, his love for the poor was so great. He developed the hospital to include both homoeopathy and allopathy. The homoeopathic medicines he himself prepared brought adequate income to treat the poor free. Nearly 32 years with this work exhausted the frail health of this benign master. In 1910 he suffered complication in asthma. He died peacefully on November 1, 1910, on the day of the All Saints Day. His mortal remains are buried in the Hospital Chapel, among the leprosy patients, the outcastes he loved and served for 32 years. He left behind on the slopes of Kankanady a legacy of love and compassion. So firm and strong is this legacy that his successors, as directors of Fr. Muller’s Charitable Institutions, have nurtured it assiduously, constantly upgrading hospital facilities, always keeping the poor at heart. Today 750 beds in the hospital are totally free for the poor.
Alumni
The FMCI Alumni Association is an amalgamation of Father Muller Medical College Alumni association, Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College Alumni association and the Alumni association of Father Muller College of Nursing. The first Alumni association in our institution is formed by the Father Muller College of Nursing in December 1992 under the leadership of former Principals, Ms T.U. Annamma and Rev Sr Loredana Korah. Father Muller Homeopathic Medical College Alumni Association started in the year 1992 under the able leadership of Dr Shivaprasad K. The Father Muller Medical College Alumni Association was established in the year 2007 under the leadership of Fr Denis D'Sa, Dr. Nanda Kishore and Dr. Anil Shetty. We offer our alumni what they can stay connected, the need for advancing, and continue in the spirit and vision of Rev. Fr Augustus Muller. The activities of FMCI Alumni Association revolve around empowering rural outreach and aiding medical education through the form of awards and scholarships for meritorious students. There is a special place in everyone’s heart for their Alma Mater and we know it better than anyone else, which is why more alumni like you look up to us to be your connection, your association to fellow Mullerian and your companion in driving and delivering progress.
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Website : https://www.fathermuller.edu.in/homeopathic-college/index.php
