M.B.B.S.

Doctor of Medicine (MD) - General Practice and Emergency Medicine

Key responsibilities: 1. Adult/Pediatric ED care, including trauma and critical cases 2. Facilitated continuity between acute care and follow-up 3. Procedural skills: airway management, vascular access, tube thoracostomy 4. POCUS experience: FAST, abdominal/obstetric scan, procedural guidance

Attending Physician – General Practice & Emergency Medicine

Role: Clinical Lead Physician Setup: Rural Hospital Settings: Outpatient clinic, Inpatient unit, Emergency Room, Labor Room Skills – Independent Performance • Obstetric: Vaginal deliveries, management of pre-eclampsia and eclampsia, cesarean sections, manual removal of placentas, laparotomies for ruptured ectopic pregnancies • Surgical: Appendectomies, hernioplasties, tube thoracostomies for various cases (e.g., empyemas, pneumothoraces) • Medical: Care of diverse pediatric and adult cases, including acute, chronic, and preventive management • Leadership: supervised clinical staff; led disaster response team; directed resource management This experience challenged me to grow as a clinician, problem-solver, and team leader in a resource-limited setting. It strengthened my commitment to reaching underserved patients and showed how teamwork and thoughtful approaches can improve access and quality of care. Overall, this role strengthened my resilience, adaptability, and resourcefulness in under-resourced settings.

Attending Physician and Lecturer, Emergency Department

Setting: Urban teaching hospital * Skills - Independent Performance 1) Procedural • Airway Management: Endotracheal intubation, LMA insertion • Breathing: Vent care • Circulation: ALS/BLS protocol, CVC insertion • Trauma: Fracture reduction, splinting • Minor procedures: I&D, foreign body removal (nasal/aural), wound suturing 2) Diagnostic Interpretation • ABG, ECG, metabolic panels • Imaging: CT head/chest/abdomen & pelvis • Bedside US: FAST scan 3) Clinical Leadership & Teaching -supervised staff in emergency care -delivered lectures to medical students -conducted BLS/ALS and disaster drill trainings -led disaster response team Reflection: developed procedural, diagnostic, and teaching proficiency in a high-acuity emergency setting

Attending Physician – General Practice & Emergency Medicine

Role: Medical Director Setup: Rural Hospital Settings: Outpatient clinic, Inpatient floor, Emergency Room, Labor Room Scope: Adult, pediatric, obstetric * Skills - Independent Performance • Procedures: Airway management, bedside ultrasound like FAST scans, vacuum-assisted vaginal deliveries • Surgical: Caesarian sections, appendectomies, exploratory laparotomies (e.g. pyoperitonitis, uterine rupture) * Administrative Duties: Team leadership (mentored staff), governance (policy enforcement, compliance and quality oversight), resource management * Public Health Efforts: Campaigns (health screenings, vasectomies, blood donation); Workshops (family planning, vaccination) I led primary care delivery in a rural hospital, managing acute and chronic conditions while implementing evidence-based protocols and public health initiatives. This experience provided me the chance to improve care access and coordination through leadership, adaptability, and cultural competence. My role as a medical director also deepened my operational insight, versatility and leadership.

Attending Physician

I serve as an attending physician at a high-volume Emergency Department. I aim to provide acute care as well as strengthen the pre-hospital care. In this role, I supervise the staff, organize disaster drills and redesign the hospital workflows to enure ptients receive timely care.

B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences MBBS Scholarship

B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences Post Graduate Residency Training Scholarship

Community Service Award for Rural Health Initiative

Recognition Award for Community Family Health Initiative

Red Cross Recognition Award