
Professor Dr. Kazi Habibur Rahman
Principal,
Gonoshasthaya Samaj Vittik Medical College
Welcome Message from Principal
Welcome to Gonoshasthaya Samaj Vittik Medical College, We are committed to make quality doctors with empathic attitude towards patients to provide expected health services to people. To build up humanitarian doctors & to understand the realities of health problem situation, economic capability. Difficulties in referral to higher centre and to provide appropriate health care to general people; we have our own rural health care along with Govt. health Care delivery system. Medical students are exposed to community along with their course Curriculum to develop themselves as humanitarian doctor by get observing realizing the actual health problem situation of rural people & playing achieve role in saving their problem.
We have arrangement with qualified academic Staffs, Plenty & variety of patients, modern teaching materials, scope. Facilities for research. Have a nice, beautiful Pleasant campus rich in natural beauty along with agriculture farm, & beautiful ponds, flower garden. Please join us to yourself as a humanitarian doctor not only to provide quality expected health service but also to serve the community in different need social issues to contribute in re- Construction of our motherland.
History Since 1998
We Have Over 25 Years Experience !
Dr. Zafrullah Chowdhury
Dr. Zafrullah Chowdhury (1941–2023) was a visionary Bangladeshi public health activist and visionary of Gonoshasthaya Kendra and Gonoshasthya Samaj Vittik Medical College (GSVMC). Established in 1998, GSVMC aimed to provide affordable, quality education in health sciences. Rural people’s access to medical care through Gonoshasthaya Kendra (GK, The People’s Health Centre). The centre, which was established in 1972 by Chowdhury and his colleagues, has emphasised independent, self-reliant and people-oriented development since its inception. GK has initiated many innovations. It became the first place outside China to train paramedics seriously. About 160 paramedics now cover a population of 180,000 from the GK centre and ten sub-centres that have been established around the country. They are trained in preventive medicine of all kinds and simple curative medicine. GK also operates a health insurance scheme based on people’s ability to pay. Thanks to GK’s dedicated work, infant and maternal mortality rates in their operational area have fallen to about half of Bangladesh’s national average. GK has also steadily expanded the scope of its work into additional important areas that affect the lives of the majority of rural-based Bangladeshis: education, nutrition, agriculture, employment generation, the production of basic medicines and women’s emancipation.

Dr. Zafrullah Chowdhury (1941-2023)
Visionary of
Gonoshasthaya Samaj Vittik Medical College