Registration

Every person who is engaged in practice in Modern system Medicines or any of its branches in Uttaranchal either in Govt. or in Private and those who hold qualifications prescribed in Schedule under section 14 of the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 (central Act 102 of 1956) shall have to get themselves re-registered at Uttaranchal. In exercise of powers under section 10(a) and 18 of the Uttaranchal Medical Council Act 2002, the Council shall provide for registration of medical practitioners and maintain the live register. (1) Provisional Registration: Any person who has completed final MBBS examination as provided under section 15(3) of the Act and intends to practice modern system of medicine in Uttaranchal for Internship training at institution recognised by Uttaranchal Medical Council can apply under section 18 of the Act for registration in the register of the Council by applying to the Registrar in the prescribed form (Form-1) with attested copies of certificates of educational qualifications required, 4 passport size photographs and prescribed fees in the form of Bank draft / Banker's cheque payable to "Uttaranchal Medical council, Dehradun", as may be fixed from time to time by the Council. The Registrar shall issue a proper receipt for the application. The Registrar shall consider the application, and if found proper shall issue the following to the applicant within a reasonable period: (a) A Certificate of Provisional Registration (Form-2) (b) Photo Identity Card (Form-3). (2) Registration: Any person who possesses qualification as laid down under 15(3) of the Act and wishes to practice modern system of medicine in Uttaranchal can apply under section 15 of the Act for registration in the live register of the Council by applying to the Registrar in the prescribed form (Form-4) with copies of certificates or educational qualification required, 1 passport size photograph and prescribed fees in the form of Bank draft / Banker's cheque payable to "Uttaranchal Medical Council, Dehradun" as may be prescribed from time to time by the Council. The Registrar shall issue a proper receipt for the application. The Registrar shall consider the application and if found in accordance with the requirement of Act shall issue the following to the applicant within a reasonable period: (a) A Certificate of Registration (Form-5) (b) A Photo Identity Card (Form-6). (3) Preparation of Register: (a) The register prescribed under section 15(2) of the Act shall include the following details of the registered medical practitioner: - Registration No. - Full name including father's/husband's name and surname and also the maiden name in case of a woman - Date of birth - Address of residence - Address of place of medical practice - Nationality - Academic Qualifications and date on which the same were obtained - Date of registration under the Act - Date of removal and if subsequently re-registered, the date of entry after removal - Remarks such as warnings, merit certificate, awards etc. (4) Temporary Registration: Persons registered in other State Councils, Medical Council of India would be permitted to practice modern system of medicine in Uttaranchal temporarily on submission of an application to the Registrar for upto a period of 3 months for which he/she would be issued written permission. After 3 months such permission would not be given without registration with the Uttaranchal Medical Council. In case of persons registered in other State Councils, Medical Council of India visiting Uttaranchal for giving live demonstrations, Uttaranchal Medical Council would have to be informed by the institution in which the proposed procedures are to be performed. (5) Transfer of Registration: Before granting registration to an applicant, the Uttaranchal Medical Council, the Council shall inform the concerned Council where the applicant is already registered, in Uttaranchal Medical Council and that the old registration should be deemed to be cancelled. In case the State council objects to registration by the Council and provides reasons for the same, the matter would be reconsidered by the Council and registration could be cancelled, if so decided upon. (6) Registration of Additional qualifications: Persons registered with the Council can apply for entering the additional qualifications acquired by them on the prescribed format (Form-8) in the Council Register on payment of fee prescribed by the Council. After entering of additional qualifications in the Register, the Council would intimate the applicant by post in this regard. (7) Renewal of Registration: Renewal of registration would be done as per the bye laws of the Council within period specified by the council. (8) Restoration of Registration: The Executive Committee of the Council may consider restoration of registration of a person whose name had been struck off the register in accordance with report of Disciplinary Committee following enquiry. In such a case procedure for fresh registration, if necessary, would be followed. (9) Publication of Register: (a) The Registrar shall publish a list of registered practitioners after the publication of notice in the news papers and official Gazette and also the date from which the same shall be effective under sub-section (5) of section 15 of the Act as the Council deems fit and subsequently every five years. (b) Under section 20 of the Act, the Registrar shall publish annually on or before a date to be decided by the Executive Committee, an addendum and a corrigendum to the list published under (a) above. Any member may send a motion to be included in the agenda for an ordinary meeting so as to reach the Registrar twenty clear days before the day fixed for the meeting. The Registrar shall take the orders of the President for inclusion of such motion in the agenda and where any motion is disallowed, the reasons for doing so shall also be communicated along with the agenda to the member who sent the motion: provided that the President may, for reasons to be recorded in writing, accept any motion received, after the expiry of the aforesaid period.