š Academic Journey & Contributions
Commencing my medical journey in 2009, I pursued academic excellence while embracing the role of a volunteer teacher for Bachelor’s students in Public Health and Nursing by 2010. This dedication led to the conceptualization of my first book for paramedics, “A Journey into the Human Body,” which received acclaim from the USA, Germany, and India upon its publication as a pilot version in 2013. After graduating in 2015, I embarked on a dynamic career, serving as an academic coordinator for South Asian Medical Students in India and China, thereby enhancing my educational impact.
In 2017, I authored the ‘Clinical Companion for Paramedics, First Edition,’ the only clinical book in Nepal providing rationales for 3000 questions, which became popular among health workers preparing for public service commission exams across levels 4 to 7. My commitment to lifelong learning took a significant leap forward in 2019 when I commenced a Neurology residency on a full scholarship provided by the Chinese government.
š Qualities & Achievements
Rooted in hard work, discipline, innovation, and creativity, I have honed qualities that define my journey. As a dedicated learner of medical sciences, my interests have expanded to public health and healthcare services. Over the past 13 years, my contributions include over 12 newspaper articles, participation in six national television interviews, and leadership roles in three major organizations.
Demonstrating a commitment to service, I founded the Nepalese Doctors Lounge (NEDOL), the largest social media virtual forum for Nepalese doctors, which attracted 11,200 members in just 2.5 years. In times of crisis, I volunteered to support efforts against the swine flu, earthquake, and COVID-19 pandemic. Moreover, my passion for research is evident from the more than 8 articles I’ve published in international journals, six of which were published in 2023 alone.
š„ Contributions to Healthcare
In a bid to provide accessible healthcare during the pandemic, I also established a health clinic in eastern Nepal offering affordable services and free diabetic screening to the local populace. This narrative, though brief, encapsulates a journey marked by consistent dedication and an unwavering commitment to the medical field and public health over the last 13 years.
š Educational Background & Contact
Education:
- MD in Neurology: Tongji University, Shanghai (2019-2024)
- Clinical Research Training: Harvard Medical School, US (2020)
- Medical Degree: MBBS from Institute of Medicine, Tribhuvan University, Nepal (2008-2015)
š Professional Engagements
Leadership Roles:
- Founder, Nepalese Doctors Lounge (NEDOL)
- Countryās Academic Coordinator, Junior Doctorās Committee, Nepal Medical Association
- Board of Directors, Medical Outreach Nepal, United States
Memberships:
Permanent member of Nepal Medical CouncilLifetime member of Nepal Medical AssociationMember of American Academy of Neurology
š Additional Skills & Acknowledgments
Skills:
- Medical educator, physician, medical author
- Leadership, social activism, entrepreneurship
Acknowledgments:
- Resource person for drafting a WHO manual on Cervical Cancer Screening in Nepal
- Board member for KIST Medical College Studentās annual magazine, “SOCH RELOADED”
- Organized a three-day international training on trauma for doctors and health professionals after the 2015 earthquake
- Worked as a medical officer at Sajha Hospital, Madhumalla, Nepal from 2016 to 2018