Dr. Suhani Sumalatha

She teaches undergraduate and postgraduate programs including MBBS, MD, and MSc, with responsibilities encompassing curriculum planning, assessment, small-group facilitation, and the adoption of innovative teaching methodologies. She actively contributes to academic assessments, develops learning resources, and mentors both postgraduate and undergraduate students in research, seminars, and scholarly activities, including projects under the ICMR Student Training Scheme (STS). As a Teacher Guardian, she provides academic guidance, mentorship, and personal support, fostering students’ professional growth, confidence, and overall well-being.

Her research interests include morphometric studies, anatomical variations, radiological anatomy, and innovations in anatomy education. She has presented and published her work at national and international forums and regularly participates in CMEs and workshops. She also contributes to institutional quality initiatives as a member of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and as an Internal Auditor.

In addition, she serves as the Warden of the NIH-B Girls’ Hostel, where she is responsible for overseeing student welfare, discipline, safety, and residential administration. She plays an active role in creating a supportive and secure living environment, addressing student concerns, promoting well-being, and ensuring the smooth functioning of hostel activities and student support systems.