• About Faculty: Dr. Archa Sharma
• Education and Qualification:

   

  Qualification/Degree	Date	College	University
  M.D. Microbiology	2015	Christian Medical College, Vellore	The Tamil nadu Dr.MGR medical universuty

• Work Experience:

   

  Post	Institution	From	To	Total Years
  As Demonstrator/Tutor	All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhopal	1-11-2016	25-05-2018	1 Year 1 Month
  As Assistant Professor	Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal	28-05-2018	Till Date	4 Year
  Grand Total of Teaching Experience		4 Year 2 Month

  Detail of service/Working - working place/Institute name
  2016	Senior Resident, All India Institute of Medical sciences, Bhopal
  2017	Senior Resident, All India Institute of Medical sciences, Bhopal
  2018	Upto 25.5.2018 Senior Resident, All India Institute of Medical sciences, Bhopal; 28.5.2018 onwards Assistant Professor, Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal
  2019	Assistant Professor, Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal
  2020	Assistant Professor, Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal
  2021	Assistant Professor, Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal

• Publications:

   

  Publications
  1	Balaji V, Sharma A, Ranjan P, Kapil A. ‘Revised ciprofloxacin breakpoints for Salmonella Typhi: Its implications in India’. Indian J Med Microbiol 2014;32:161-3 ; Pubmed/MEDLINE; Pubmed Indexed: Yes
  2	A Pilot Study on Carbapenemase Detection: Do We See the Same Level of Agreement as with the CLSI Observations Agila Kumari Pragasam, Rani Diana Sahni, Shalini Anandan, Archa Sharma, Radha Gopi, Noorjahan Hadibasha, et al. Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research [serial online]2016 Jul[cited:2018 Jul 2] 07 DC09 - DC13; Pubmed/MEDLINE; Pubmed Indexed: Yes
  3	Sharma A, Bakthavatchalam YD, Gopi R, Anandan S, Verghese VP, et al. (2016) Mechanisms of Carbapenem Resistance in K.pneumoniae and E. coli from Bloodstream Infections in India. J Infect Dis Ther 4: 293. Pubmed/Index Copernicus; Pubmed Indexed: Yes
  4	Padaki P, Sharma A and Sharma K. Accurate and Timely Identification of Genes Conferring Resistance to Carbapenems Serves as an Important Tool for Infection Control Measures.Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 7(5): 2574-2579. Index Copernicus/Google Scholar; Pubmed Indexed: No
  5	Agarwala P, Sharma A and Sharma K. Antimicrobial Susceptibility Profile of E. coli Isolates Causing Urosepsis: Single Centre Experience. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 7(05): 2585-2589 Index Copernicus/ Google Scholar; Pubmed Indexed: No
  6	Sharma A, Ranjan P, Sharma S, Sharma N, Sharma K. Antimicrobial susceptibility patterns and risk factors profile of patients with septicaemic meliodosis: Single centre experience over a period of five years. JMRR_7268_2018 Index Copernicus; Pubmed Indexed: No
  7	Agarwala MK, Agarwala P, Sharma A. Study on estimation of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase in patients prior to initiation of dapsone therapy in leprosy. Int J Res Dermatol 2019;5:580-2. Index Copernicus/Google Scholar Pubmed Indexed: No
  8	Perumal N, Jain RK, Sharma A, Chaurasia D. Performance comparison of commercial RNA extraction kits for the diagnosis of SARS-CoV-2: A laboratory perspective. J Clin Sci Res 2021;10:157-9. Google Scholar/Indian Science Abstracts Pubmed Indexed: No

• Other Details:

   

  Enlist the topic Covered in last one year
  2018 Batch		16	Chlamydia
  1	Toxoplasma	17	AETCOM 2.6 (ii)
  2	Trematodes	18	AETCOM 2.6 (iii)
  3	Subcutaneous mycosis	Post Graduate Topics
  4	Emerging and Re-emerging infections	1	General Microbiology
  2019 Batch		2	Systemic Bacteriology
  5	Universal Safety Precautions	3	Mycology
  6	Laboratory diagnosis of viral infections	4	Parasitology
  7	Rheumatic Heart Disease	5	Immunology
  8	Pandemic module M11	6	Recent Advances
  9	Pandemic Module M11-2	7	Virology
  10	Infective viral and parasitic diarrhoea	8	Molecular Diagnostics
  11	Vibrio I	9	Infection Control
  12	Vibrio II
  13	AETCOM 2.5 (iii)
  14	AETCOM 2.5 (iv)
  15	AETCOM 2.5 (v)