IdentityAn alumnus of the prestigious Armed Forces Medical College, Pune is a Healthcare professional with experience of +14years, a doctor who has evolved into a leader, adept at planning and designing lean sustainable hospitals and healthcare ecosystems. Qualified microbiologist with an eye for detail to further improvise patient centric management. Scientific approach to elevate human skills to advanced levels for conflict resolution, behavioural modification and mature mind-set with emotional intelligence and meditative approach.
The officer holds various publications to his credits on topics of Emotional intelligence, Spiritual intelligence, Sustainable Development of the Community, Value Analysis, Public Health and Psychiatry and many more related topics. His professional experience includes Commanding Advanced Dressing Station and field Surgical units for evacuation of casualty, Disaster medical cover during provision of aid to civil authorities and training of manpower for specialized CBRN scenario lectures on health promotion, Civilian health camps, school health examinations, recruitment medicals, medical cover to VIP visits and conduct of paramedical training modules.
Provision of Primary Medical cover to a total of 5000 troops and families. Efficient sanitary medical inspection of locality and establishments Prudent team member in Disaster medical cover during provision of aid to civil authorities’ instrumental in conduct of lectures on health promotion, early detection of diseases, immunization and blood collection camps.
His key skills and area of interest lies in Spiritual Science, Human Relations, Disaster Management, Healthcare Leadership, Quality Assurance Business Strategies, Big Data environment, Lean Management, Leadership & Training, Process Improvement, Planning & Designing, Conflict Resolution.
He is a transformational leader aiming to contribute to the sustainable development of the society and contribute towards towards nation building and creating young leaders with high values & ethics.
