India's top MedTech company Meril, launches its first academy in Malaysia, aiming to make it the hub for South-East Asia nations


Meril, a leading India-based global MedTech company, has announced the launch of Meril Academy, Kuala Lumpur, its first academy in Malaysia.

The academy marks the latest addition to Meril's expanding global education network, reinforcing the company's belief that innovation and education go hand in hand in advancing healthcare and improving patient outcomes.

Designed as a global platform for clinical education, Meril Academy, Kuala Lumpur, brings together healthcare professionals for expert-led education, simulation-based training, hands-on workshops, thoughtfully designed learning pathways and clinical collaborations.

The occasion was also graced by Shri Hitesh Jogenderial Rajpal, the Deputy High Commissioner of India to Malaysia, top medical experts from Malaysia, and other officials. 

By bringing together scientific knowledge, clinical expertise, and innovative technologies, the academy aims to strengthen clinical capabilities, encourage knowledge exchange, and support the effective adoption of evolving medical technologies.

Malaysia was selected for its strategic location, strong healthcare ecosystem, and growing role as a regional hub for medical innovation and education, enabling Meril to support healthcare professionals across Malaysia and the wider Asean region.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr Vibhav Garg ( President - Global Govt Affairs) of Meril, said: "At Meril, we believe innovation and education go hand in hand. While innovation drives the development of advanced medical technologies, education empowers healthcare professionals to apply them with confidence and precision. 

"Malaysia is an important hub in Meril's expanding global education network. It is well suited for Meril and the academy in KL will be our hub for the region of South-East Asia."

"Meril Academy, Kuala Lumpur, reflects our commitment to creating world-class learning platforms that foster continuous education, clinical collaboration, and skill development. We are proud to establish our first academy in Malaysia, reinforcing our commitment to expanding access to world-class clinical education that enables healthcare professionals to innovate and ultimately improve patient outcomes.”

Meril Academy reflects the company's long-term commitment to empowering healthcare professionals through continuous learning, clinical collaboration, and the exchange of scientific knowledge. As healthcare continues to evolve, Meril Academy, Kuala Lumpur, will serve as a regional hub for continuous learning, clinical excellence, and collaboration, supporting healthcare professionals in delivering better outcomes for patients across Malaysia and the wider Asean region.

In Financial Year 2025–26, Meril Academies conducted 150+ educational programs and workshops, providing best-in-class clinical education to more than 6,000 healthcare professionals through expert-led sessions, hands-on learning, and scientific exchange. 

Today, with a network of 11 academies—including four in India and seven across Germany, Spain, Brazil, Türkiye, Russia, the United States, and now Malaysia—Meril continues to expand access to world-class medical education, empowering healthcare professionals through continuous learning and clinical collaboration.

For the record, Meril is a leading India-based global MedTech company committed to alleviating human suffering through innovative, high-quality medical technologies and healthcare solutions. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Vapi, India, Meril has established a presence in more than 150 countries through 45+ global subsidiaries.

Built on its integrated Concept-to-Market philosophy, Meril innovates, designs, develops, and manufactures advanced medical technologies across Cardiovascular, Structural Heart, Orthopaedics, Endo Surgery, Surgical Robotics, ENT, and Diagnostics. Meril also continues to advance medical technology, empower healthcare professionals, alleviate human suffering, and improve patient outcomes worldwide.

 

 

 

 

 

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