Dr. Shovan Ghosh
MBBS, MRCEM (RCEM-UK),
Fellowship in Emergency Medicine (RCEM-UK)
Consultant, Accident & Emergency
Experience : 18 Years
Language Spoken : English, Kannada, Hindi
OPD Timings : Saturday 9 AM – 6 PM
About
Dr.SHOVAN GHOSH has an impressive 18 years of experience working in the field of Medicine since 2006. And over 11 years of experience in working in Emergency Medicine
He has worked in different sectors in the field of Medicine of which Emergency Medicine is standout
His experience is diverse, along with working in Trust hospitals, Corporate hospitals, Private hospitals & Clinics in India He had a small but intense exposure to Overseas (UK) practice of Emergency Medicine & patient care
He Is notably innovative & aggressive In bringing together his abilities, extensive breath of Medical knowledge. expertise & experience in the treatment of Emergency patients
He Is recognized for his Trauma care and care to all forms of Critically III patients
His expertise extends to resuscitation of Polytrauma, Complex Medical & Surgical situations suffered by adult & paediatric patients
He Is Basic & Advanced Cardiac Life Support instructor and conducts extensive exhaustive sessions on life. supports & First aid services
He also extends his expertise to Pre-Hospital Medicine which include long distance Ambulance transfers
Experience
- Resuscitative Medicine
- Trauma care
- Orthopedic & Surgical Emergencies
- Cardiac. Neurological, Respiratory, Gastrointestinal. Endocrinological & Paediatric Emergencies
- Emergency Ultrasound, ECHO
- Poisoning and Animal bites
- Life saving procedures – Rapid Sequence Intubation, Peripheral & Central vascular access. Thoracocentesis Arterial cannulations, Surgical airway
- Critical care Medicine
Areas of Interest:
- Consultation-liaison psychiatry and neuropsychiatry.
- IV Ketamine therapy for severe depression with suicidal tendencies.
- Management of resistant schizophrenia.
- Women’s mental health, including postpartum depression/psychosis and postmenopausal depression.
- Addressing psychotropic drug-induced movement disorders.
- Mental health care for patients with terminal illnesses (cancer, renal failure, dementia, etc.)