
Studied MBBS at the M.L.B Medical College, Jhansi (2002).
Completed a Diploma from the King George’s Medical University, Lucknow (CSMMU) (2009).
Completed DNB at the Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital, Delhi (2014).
Took medical experience at the Hindu Rao Hospital, Noida.
Received training at the Narinder Mohan Hospital, Ghaziabad.
Received medical experience at the Prayag Hospital, Noida.
Received medical experience at the Hindu Rao Hospital, Delhi.
Worked at the GGS Hospital to gain medical expertise.
Worked at the Sharda Hospital, Greater Noida as an Associate Professor.
Presently working as an Assistant Professor in Orthopedics and Joint Replacement Surgery, at the School of Medical Sciences in Greater Noida.
Holds more than 8 years of expertise in Orthopedic specialization and Surgery.
Sharda Hospital is a popular hospital in Greater Noida, UP and is a part of Sharda Education and Healthcare Group. It is one of the largest super-specialty hospitals that offer medical care at par to the global excellence. Established in 2005, the dedicated team of doctors has done more than 100,000+ surgeries, 300,000+ IPD admissions so far. It’s a 900+ bedded hospital that includes causality, trauma, critical care units like ICCU, CTVS, ICU, MICU and SICU. It provides comprehensive healthcare in departments like cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, Neurosciences, Joint replacement, Spine surgery, orthopedics, urology, nephrology advanced ophthalmological and dental surgeries including maxillofacial and craniofacial surgeries and gastroenterology. Sharda hospital make use of some of the most advanced technologies in medicine like telemedicine, tele-radiology for the transmission of the radiological images like CT, MRI scans and X-ray from one location to another for the purpose of study, tele-pathology, tele-ICU With the growing demands and increasing popularity of Ayurveda, Sharda hospital has also established a ‘Panchakarma Centre ‘to provide massage therapies of high and positive prognostic value to the diseases that are considered to be medically unmanageable.
