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Poison Control Centre of AIMS is listed in the Global Directory of Poison Control Centres of the World Health Organization (WHO)[3]. Analytical Toxicology Laboratory attached to it is a nationally accredited clinical toxicology laboratory, and receives samples from poisoned victims from all over the country. Till date, analyzed over 80,000 samples[4].
Early Life and Education
Dr. V.V. Pillay, born in Kerala, India, exhibited an early passion for medicine. His academic journey led him to complete his undergraduate medical education at Gandhi Medical College, followed by postgraduate studies in Forensic Medicine and Toxicology. Driven by his deep interest in forensic medicine and toxicology, he became an expert in these fields[1].
In addition to his formal education, Dr. Pillay pursued further training in forensic immunology, analytical toxicology, and forensic DNA analysis. Notably, he held the distinction of being a Certified Instructor for the Advanced HAZMAT Life Support (AHLS) Course offered by the American Academy of Clinical Toxicology[1].
Dr. V.V Pillay served as a Chief at Poison Control Centre of AIMS
Chief at Poison Control Centre
Dr. Pillay's role as Chief of the Poison Control Centre at AIMS has been pivotal in providing immediate assistance and guidance in cases of poisoning, chemical exposures, and toxicological emergencies. Under his leadership, the Poison Control Centre has become a crucial resource for healthcare professionals, patients, and the public, ensuring timely intervention and treatment in poisoning incidents[1].
Professor and Head of the Department of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
As the Professor and head of the Department of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology at AIMS, Dr. Pillay has been responsible for shaping the education and training of future medical professionals. He has been actively involved in curriculum development, research, and academic programs related to forensic medicine and toxicology. His dedication to teaching and mentoring has influenced numerous medical students and forensic experts[2].
Contribution and Achievements
Dr. V.V. Pillay's contributions to the field of forensic medicine and toxicology include:
Speaking at TOXOCON, National Conference of Indian Society of Toxicology
Education and Training
He actively educates the medical community about poison management, toxicology, and forensic medicine through lectures, workshops, and training programs[1].
Public Awareness
Dr. Pillay has been involved in public awareness campaigns on poison prevention and safety, striving to reduce the incidence of poison-related incidents[1].
Awards
Society of Toxicology,USA (SOT Endowment Fund)/International Union of Toxicology Travel Award - 2018[1]
In 2021, Dr Pillay had received Lifetime Achievement Award in Toxicology.Lifetime Achievement Award for Contribution to Medical Toxicology in India - 2021[1]
Awarded by the Indian Society of Toxicology at their 15th annual national conference in Madurai, Tamil Nadu
Fellowship of the Indian Congress of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology - 2007[1]
Certificate of Appreciation for Contributions to the Field of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology - 2011[1]
Dr. Pillay's impact reaches a global scale. He has collaborated on monographs on analytical toxicology for the World Health Organization and served as an external reviewer for the new edition of Guidelines for Poison Control published by WHO in 2021. Furthermore, he is an esteemed member of the working group for the WHO's Guidelines for Poison Control Network in Edinburgh, UK. He also become a referee on toxicology for Journal of the Association of Physicians of India and the National Medical Journal of India[2].
