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“Advancing medicine through compassionate leadership, practical education, meaningful stories, and lifelong learning.”

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Navratri Nari Shakti — illustrated cover of nine women doctors dancing garba around Durga's eyes
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Navratri Nari Shakti

Hidden Power of NHL Women Doctors

Stories of courage, compassion, and quiet revolutions from a male-dominated world. Nine women of NHL Municipal Medical College's Batch of 1987 — who entered medicine in the India of the 1980s, before mobiles, before the internet, when the lecture halls and decision-making rooms belonged to men.

Storytelling · Lessons from Stories
“The best medicine is taught one story at a time.”

Timeless lessons through story — told in Hindi and Gujarati. 3 short films and counting.

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Getting into residency, step by step.

Personal statements, CVs, interviews, and what to do after Match Day — 9 videos plus written guides, from a program leader’s side of the table.

Getting into Residency — video seriesGetting into Residency · 9 videos
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Crushing the Residency Interview

From the Getting into Residency series — practical, hard-won advice from a program director’s side of the table.

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Dr. Parag H. Mehta
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Four decades of medicine, one lesson at a time.

Dr. Parag H. Mehta, MD, MACP, CPE, is Chief of Medicine at NYU Langone Hospital–Suffolk, Professor of Clinical Medicine at NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine, and past President of the Medical Society of the State of New York — a clinician, educator, and mentor for nearly four decades.

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