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Sightsavers India and GSVM Medical College, Kanpur collaborate to strengthen Ophthalmology Training

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April 11, 2025
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Ophthalmology Training

Sightsavers India and Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial (GSVM) Medical College, Kanpur, have signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU to strengthen the Department of Ophthalmology as a Centre of Training Excellence, advancing the clinical and surgical training of ophthalmology and optometry students and enhancing outreach for rural eye health in Uttar Pradesh.

Under this collaboration, Sightsavers India will support the development of modern infrastructure and clinical skill-building to nurture the next generation of eye health professionals. The initiative forms part of Sightsavers India’s flagship Fellowship Programme for Ophthalmologists, which focuses on building a cadre of well-trained professionals committed to serving in remote and underserved areas.

RN Mohanty, CEO of Sightsavers India, said, “At Sightsavers India, we believe that strengthening health systems begins with nurturing skilled professionals, and our collaboration with GSVM Medical College is a significant step in that direction. Together, we are investing in the future of ophthalmology — empowering young doctors with stronger clinical knowledge and practical skills, structured mentorship, and a service-driven mindset. By incubating future ophthalmologists and optometrists with hands-on training and exposure, we are building a sustainable model of quality eye care that will have long-term impact.”

Dr. Parwez Khan, Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, said, “We are very enthusiastic about this initiative and confident that this will benefit our medical students and the patients. By strengthening clinical exposure and enhancing patient care, this collaboration marks a significant step forward.” By augmenting surgical capacities and outreach efforts, the department will contribute significantly to reducing the prevalence of blindness, not only in Kanpur Nagar but also in surrounding areas. The far-reaching benefits include enhanced community well-being, improved quality of life for individuals, and increased overall productivity.

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