Manipal Hospital in Ghaziabad has strengthened its medical team by welcoming four new doctors with extensive experience in their respective fields. The addition of Dr Neeraj Gupta (Orthopedics), Dr Prateek Gupta (Orthopedics), Dr Geetesh Govil (Cardiology), and Dr Akanksha Agarwal (Dermatology) aims to enhance the hospital’s healthcare services.
Dr Neeraj Gupta, a specialist in Pediatric Orthopedics and Joint Replacement, brings over 14 years of experience in orthopaedic care. His expertise includes deformity correction, joint replacement, arthroscopy, and the treatment of complex fractures. He is a Clinical Fellow with the Delhi Orthopaedic Association and serves as Joint Secretary for the East Delhi Orthopaedic Association (EDOA) and the Paediatric Orthopaedic Foundation.
Dr Prateek Gupta, with more than 12 years in orthopaedics, focuses on trauma management, joint replacement, and robotic-assisted surgeries. He holds an MBBS, DNB (Ortho), MRCS (Glasgow), and a PG Diploma in Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement. He has completed fellowships in arthroplasty and trauma in Coventry, Warwickshire, and Glasgow.
Dr Geetesh Govil brings over a decade of experience in cardiology, specialising in non-invasive and preventive cardiology. His background includes fellowships in Non-Invasive Cardiology, and he has been recognised for his work at Narayana Hrudayalaya in Bangalore and MS Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre.
Dr Akanksha Agarwal, a dermatologist with over five years of experience, specialises in cosmetic procedures such as botox, fillers, PRP therapy, and laser treatments. She has been recognised for her work on female pattern hair loss and her contributions to dermatological education.
Expressing his thoughts on the joining of new medical experts Shamshuddin K, Hospital Director said, “We welcome our new doctors to our medical team. Their expertise aligns perfectly with our mission to provide the best healthcare services to the people of Ghaziabad. We are confident that their contributions will maintain healthcare facilities in the region.”