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Dr. Ritesh Yadav - Consultant

Dr. Ritesh Yadav

Consultant - Internal Medicine

MD (Medicine)MBBS

Paras Health Gurugram
About Dr. Ritesh Yadav

Dr. Ritesh Yadav, MD (Medicine), MBBS, is a seasoned medical professional with over 14 years of clinical expertise. Throughout his illustrious career, he has served in esteemed institutions such as RML Hospital Delhi, Inscal Hospital (Chandigarh), Max Superspeciality Hospital (Delhi), and Park Hospital Gurugram. Dr. Yadav's commitment to excellence is evident in his role as a course supervisor for MRCP training before joining Paras Health in Gurgaon. With a compassionate approach, he specializes in managing infectious and lifestyle-related diseases, ensuring comprehensive care for his patients. 

 

Medical Qualification: 

  • MD (Medicine) 
  • MBBS 

 

Specialization and Expertise: 

  • Internal Medicine 
  • Infectious Diseases 
  • Lifestyle-related illnesses 

 

Certifications: 

  • MRCP Training Supervisor 
  • Expert in Infectious Diseases 
  • Advanced Internal Medicine 

 

Awards & Recognitions: 

  • Excellence in Medicine Award 
  • Distinguished Service Recognition 
  • Outstanding Contribution Acknowledgment 

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Awards & Recognition
Paras Health
Excellence in Medicine Award

Paras Health
Distinguished Service Recognition

Paras Health
Outstanding Contribution Acknowledgment

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