Dr. Shafat Ahmad Kenu| Best Emergencies Doctor in Srinagar at Paras Health.

About Dr. Shafat Ahmad Kenu

Dr. Shafat Ahmad Kenu, a distinguished Consultant and Head of Department (HOD) in Emergency Medicine at Paras Health, Srinagar, brings a wealth of expertise garnered from his prestigious Medical Education Management (MEM) program at The George Washington University, USA, which he completed in 2013. With a commitment to providing exceptional medical care, Dr. Kenu has established himself as a trusted figure in emergency medicine, catering to the unique healthcare needs of patients in the Jammu & Kashmir region. His dedication is evident in his availability, offering consultations from 10 am to 6 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, ensuring accessibility for those in need. Dr. Kenu's holistic approach and compassionate care make him an invaluable asset to the medical community, providing patients with easy appointments and affordable fees for their healthcare needs.

Medical Qualifications

Medical Education Management (MEM) from The George Washington University, USA, 2013
Board Certification in Emergency Medicine
Active licensure in Jammu & Kashmir Medical Council (JKMRC)

Specialization and Expertise

Trauma
Cardiac emergencies
Infectious diseases

Certifications

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) certification
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification

Awards and Recognition

Excellence in Emergency Medicine Award, Paras Health
Recognition for Outstanding Patient Care, Jammu & Kashmir Medical Council
Service Award for Dedication to Emergency Medicine, Srinagar Medical Association

DEC 2024

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Awards & Recognition

Paras Health

Excellence in Emergency Medicine Award Paras Health

Paras Health

Recognition for Outstanding Patient Care Jammu & Kashmir Medical Council

Paras Health

Service Award for Dedication to Emergency Medicine Srinagar Medical Association

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