The idea takes shape
Inspired by late Prof. Dr. M. S. Misger, the concept of a forum for retired medical faculty begins.
The Former Medical Faculty Forum brings together retired medical professionals to continue learning, discuss medical advances, mentor younger doctors and serve the community.
Academic Exchange
Current medical topics and clinical experience
Mentorship
Guidance for younger medical professionals
Community Service
Meaningful contribution beyond institutions
The forum came into being as per the desire of late Prof. Dr. M. S. Misger between 2008 and 2009. It started with eight retired professionals from GMC and GDC who wished to remain academically active and connected.
Over the years, FMFF has expanded into a platform where retired medical faculty can exchange knowledge, discuss important medical subjects, mentor younger doctors and remain engaged with the wider medical community.
Read our complete history →Stay informed through discussions, lectures and peer exchange.
Preserve and pass forward decades of clinical and academic wisdom.
Support younger doctors and contribute to health awareness.
Inspired by late Prof. Dr. M. S. Misger, the concept of a forum for retired medical faculty begins.
Retired professionals from Government Medical College and Government Dental College form the initial group.
The inaugural meeting and Executive Committee formation establish the forum's objectives and structure.
FMFF continues academic engagement, mentorship, fellowship and service to the medical community.
The inaugural committee laid the foundation for FMFF's academic and community-oriented work.
Following the passing of Dr. N. A. Wani and Dr. Abdul Ahad, the Executive Committee was reconstituted to ensure that the forum's work continued with dedication and collective responsibility.
A moderated discussion bringing senior faculty and young doctors together around practical clinical decision-making.
Expert presentations and open discussion.
Public education and preventive health outreach.
Reflection, recognition and planning for the year ahead.
A future digital library for lectures, articles, clinical reflections, member contributions and archival material from the forum.
Explore Demo ResourcesLessons from a lifetime in classrooms and clinics.
Read article →How practice, technology and patient care evolved.
View lecture →These demo placeholders can later be replaced with original photographs from meetings, lectures and community programmes.
For membership enquiries, academic collaboration, event participation or community initiatives, reach out to the forum.
Emailcontact@fmff.org.in
LocationSrinagar, Jammu & Kashmir