Now seeing patients in Howrah

Dr. Asif Mohammed

ডাঃ আসিফ মহম্মদ

MBBSReg. No. 94896 (WBMC)Emergency & Critical Care Physician

Steady hands for the hours that matter most. Years of emergency, ICU and cardiac-care practice — brought to every patient with patience, clarity and warmth.

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Years in hospital medicine
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Languages spoken
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Emergency ICU CCU
English · বাংলা · हिन्दी · 中文
Portrait of Dr. Asif Mohammed wearing a stethoscope
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Emergency Medicine Critical Care Cardiac Care Unit Ventilator Support Airway Management Bedside Procedures Family Counselling Patient-first Care
Patient-first Care Family Counselling Bedside Procedures Airway Management Ventilator Support Cardiac Care Unit Critical Care Emergency Medicine
01 The doctor

A calm presence in the hardest hours.

I chose medicine for the moments people fear the most — the breathless night, the chest pain that will not settle, the phone call from the ICU. Those hours taught me to stay calm, act fast and explain everything. Today I bring that same steadiness to every patient I meet.

Roots
North 24 Parganas, West Bengal
Trained at
Kunming Medical University, China
Registered with
West Bengal Medical Council · 94896
Next chapter
Preparing for MD specialisation
0 yrs Intensive Care Unit
0 mo Emergency Medical Officer
0 mo Cardiac Care Unit
0 yr Rotatory internship abroad
02 The path

From a village classroom to the ICU.

  1. 01 2009

    Secondary education

    Al-Ameen Mission, Khalatpur

    A disciplined residential school where the habit of hard, quiet work began.

  2. 02 2011

    Higher Secondary — Science

    Al-Ameen Mission · WBCHSE

    Physics, Chemistry and Biology — and the decision to become a doctor.

  3. 03 2013 — 18

    MBBS

    Kunming Medical University, Yunnan, China

    Five years of medicine abroad, learning anatomy to clinical medicine — and fluent Chinese along the way.

  4. 04 2018 — 19

    Rotatory internship

    2nd Affiliated Hospital, Kunming Medical University

    A full year rotating through wards, theatres and emergency rooms of a busy teaching hospital.

  5. 05 2022

    FMGE cleared

    Foreign Medical Graduate Examination · December

    Qualified to practise medicine in India, followed by registration with the West Bengal Medical Council.

  6. 06 3 years

    Intensive Care Unit

    Sanjiban Hospital, Uluberia, Howrah

    Round-the-clock care of critically ill patients — ventilators, central lines and difficult nights.

  7. 07 25 months

    Emergency Medical Officer

    Narayana Hospital, Andul, Howrah

    The first doctor at the door — assessing, stabilising and guiding emergencies of every kind.

  8. 08 17 months

    Medical Officer, CCU

    BM Birla Heart Hospital, Alipore, Kolkata

    Dedicated cardiac care — heart attacks, rhythm disorders, temporary pacing and close monitoring.

  9. 09 Today

    Attached with two hospitals

    Sanjiban Grade ‘A’ & Narayana Super-speciality, Howrah

    Seeing patients and caring for the critically ill closer to home.

03 How I can help

Care for the moments that cannot wait.

Trained across emergency rooms, intensive care and a dedicated heart hospital — so whatever brings you in, you are in experienced hands.

01

Emergency care

Chest pain, sudden breathlessness, high fever, injuries or fainting — rapid assessment and stabilisation when every minute counts.

02

Critical care

Close, continuous management of seriously ill patients in the ICU and HDU, with clear daily updates for the family.

03

Cardiac care

Heart attacks, rhythm problems and heart failure — monitoring, early treatment and temporary pacing when needed.

04

Breathing support

Securing the airway in emergencies, and running both non-invasive (BiPAP / CPAP) and mechanical ventilation.

05

Bedside procedures

Central and dialysis lines, arterial blood gas, chest drains and fluid tapping — done safely, at the bedside.

06

Counselling families

What is happening, what comes next and what the choices are — explained honestly, in plain language.

Hands-on skills

Procedures performed at the bedside.

Practised daily in ICU, CCU and emergency settings — always with clear consent and careful explanation.

  • 01 Endotracheal intubation
  • 02 Temporary pacemaker (TPM)
  • 03 Central venous line
  • 04 HD (dialysis) line
  • 05 Arterial blood gas (ABG)
  • 06 IV & EJ cannulation
  • 07 Intercostal chest drain (ICD)
  • 08 Ascitic, pleural & pericardial tapping
  • 09 Wound suturing
  • 10 NIV & mechanical ventilation
04 Where to find me

Close to home, in Howrah.

Currently attached 01 / 03

Sanjiban Grade ‘A’ Super-speciality Hospital

সঞ্জীবন গ্রেড ‘A’ সুপার-স্পেশালিটি হাসপাতাল

Where three years of intensive-care practice began — and where Dr. Asif continues to look after patients today.

Fuleswar, Howrah Get directions
Currently attached 02 / 03

Narayana Super-speciality Hospital

নারায়ণা সুপার-স্পেশালিটি হাসপাতাল

More than two years as Emergency Medical Officer, receiving and stabilising patients around the clock.

Andul Road, Howrah Get directions
Previously served 03 / 03

BM Birla Heart Hospital

বি এম বিড়লা হার্ট হাসপাতাল

Seventeen months as Medical Officer in the Cardiac Care Unit of one of Kolkata’s leading heart hospitals.

Alipore, Kolkata Get directions
05 What a visit feels like

Unhurried. Honest. Thorough.

Medicine works best when you understand it. Here is what you can expect every single time.

Step 1

I listen first

Your story is the most important test. You will have the time to tell it fully, without being rushed.

Step 2

I examine carefully

A thorough examination, and only the investigations you genuinely need — nothing more.

Step 3

I explain clearly

What is wrong, what we will do and why — in Bengali, Hindi, English or Chinese, whichever is easiest for you.

Step 4

I stay with you

Clear instructions, warning signs to watch for, and follow-up until you are truly better.

06 Speak freely

Talk to me in the language you think in.

Hello নমস্কার नमस्ते 你好
  • English
  • বাংলা · Bengali
  • हिन्दी · Hindi
  • 中文 · Chinese
07 A patient’s guide

Know when not to wait.

These warning signs need emergency care straight away. Call 112 or go to the nearest emergency department — do not wait for an appointment.

Chest pain or pressure

Especially if it spreads to the arm, jaw or back, or comes with sweating or breathlessness.

Sudden breathlessness

Struggling to breathe, unable to complete a sentence, or lips turning bluish.

Signs of a stroke

Face drooping, weakness of an arm or leg, or slurred speech — note the time it started.

Fainting or confusion

Unconsciousness, a seizure, unusual drowsiness or sudden confusion.

High fever with danger signs

Fever with a stiff neck, rash, confusion or very low urine output.

Severe bleeding or injury

Bleeding that will not stop with pressure, a head injury, or a serious accident.

08 Questions patients ask

Good to know before you come.

Still unsure about something? Call +91 70018 33198 — no question is too small.

Where does Dr. Asif Mohammed see patients?

Dr. Asif Mohammed is currently attached with Sanjiban Grade ‘A’ Super-speciality Hospital in Fuleswar, Howrah and Narayana Super-speciality Hospital on Andul Road, Howrah.

How do I book an appointment?

Call or WhatsApp +91 70018 33198, or send the appointment request form on this page with your name, phone number and preferred hospital. You will get a call back to confirm a time.

Is Dr. Asif Mohammed a registered doctor?

Yes. He holds an MBBS from Kunming Medical University, cleared the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) in December 2022 and is registered with the West Bengal Medical Council, Registration No. 94896.

What kind of problems can he help with?

Emergency conditions such as chest pain, breathlessness, high fever and injuries; care of critically ill patients in the ICU and HDU; heart problems including heart attacks and rhythm disorders; breathing support and bedside procedures.

Which languages does Dr. Asif speak?

Bengali, Hindi, English and Chinese — you can explain your problem in whichever language is easiest for you.

What should I do in a medical emergency?

For chest pain, sudden breathlessness, signs of a stroke, fainting or severe bleeding, call 112 or go to the nearest emergency department straight away. Do not wait for an appointment.

09 Book a visit

Let’s take care of it, together.

Leave your details and the hospital that suits you. You will receive a call back to confirm a time.

Call or WhatsApp +91 70018 33198

Request an appointment

Takes less than a minute.

Preferred hospital

For emergencies, please call 112 or visit the nearest emergency department.