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Deep Madkaiker: A New Academic Opportunity in Transfusion Medicine at ACTREC
Oct 19, 2026, 15:50

Deep Madkaiker: A New Academic Opportunity in Transfusion Medicine at ACTREC

Deep Madkaiker, Assistant Professor in Transfusion Medicine at Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer (ACTREC), shared a post on LinkedIn:

“A new academic opportunity has emerged for aspirants seeking a career in Transfusion Medicine.

As NEET-PG counselling approaches, ACTREC–Tata Memorial Centre has been granted approval for the NBEMS-DNB in Immuno-hematology and Blood Transfusion course ( Institute Code- 905637).

Faculty and Mentorship

The department is headed by Dr. Shashank Ojha (Professor and Head), with Dr. Suryatapa Saha (Associate Professor) and Dr Deep Madkaiker (Assistant Professor) as teaching faculty supported by Dr Aditi Khanna and Dr Pallavi Singh.

All of our doctors have a keen interest in the field of apheresis and cellular therapy and are actively involved in several projects in the field of transfusion medicine related to oncology.

Our department is poised to be at the forefront of excellence in the field of Transfusion Medicine especially in the emerging landscape of cellular therapies and newer advances.

Trainees can expect specific learning opportunities in:

  • Immunohaematology and advanced transfusion support
  • Patient blood management in oncology
  • Apheresis across varied platforms
  • Transfusion-transmitted infection testing
  • Quality management, accreditation, research, and evidence-based practice
  • Peripheral blood stem-cell harvesting
  • Cellular therapy and Engineered cells

For aspirants looking for a program that combines clinical responsibility, newer advances in the field, academic mentorship, research exposure, and a future-oriented vision, ACTREC is committed to be the perfect launchpad for your postgraduate career.

The next chapter of transfusion medicine has already begun; the only question remains:

Do you want to be a part of the start of a new era?”

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