Srushti Bonde, MD student at JJ Hospital, Mumbai, specializing in respiratory medicine, with an MBBS from Government Medical College, Yevatmal.
Srushti Bonde, I am dedicated MD student at JJ Hospital, Mumbai, specializes in respiratory medicine. My journey began at Government Medical College, Yewatmal, where I earned her MBBS. With a passion for healing and a commitment to excellence, I delves into the complexities of pulmonary health, aiming to make a profound difference in patient care. Fueled by empathy and driven by a desire to serve, I embodies the essence of a compassionate physician. As I pursued my studies, I remains focused on acquiring the skills and knowledge necessary to become a proficient and caring practitioner in the field of respiratory medicine.
As an experienced MD in Respiratory Medicine, my specialization in Chest and TB equips me with comprehensive skills in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention strategies. I am dedicated to providing exceptional patient care, utilizing advanced medical knowledge to improve outcomes for individuals with respiratory conditions. My commitment extends to ongoing research and education, aiming to advance the field of respiratory medicine and contribute to better health outcomes for all patients.
Comprehensive evaluation and management of chest and tuberculosis conditions.
Advising on preventive measures to reduce the risk of respiratory illnesses and TB transmission.
Providing guidance and education to patients on managing their conditions and maintaining respiratory health.
Chest and TB department: diagnosing, treating lung disorders, ensuring respiratory health, fighting tuberculosis, advocating prevention, improving patient outcomes daily.
Cardiology department: dedicated to heart health, encompassing diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cardiovascular diseases through advanced medical care and research.
Intern doctor: learning, assisting, and gaining hands-on experience under supervision, navigating patient care, and mastering medical skills in diverse settings.
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