A doctor who values the details—and the person around them.
My experience across general medicine and critical care shapes an approach that is careful, collaborative, and grounded in explanations people can use.
Listening is not the warm-up to medical care. It is part of the clinical work.
Care should be rigorous enough for the science and clear enough for real life.
A medical practitioner with experience across general medicine, critical care, inpatient and outpatient care, focused on clear communication and thoughtful clinical collaboration.
I have worked with patients in outpatient clinics, inpatient wards, and critical-care settings. That range sharpened my attention to patient safety, changing clinical signs, multidisciplinary communication, and the value of a plan that everyone understands.
This website extends that philosophy beyond the consultation room. It brings together evidence-based explainers, practical Android tools in development, emerging-research updates, and a privacy-minded place to suggest questions that matter to patients.
Four principles, one standard of care.
Start clinical
Listen carefully, examine thoughtfully, and keep the differential grounded in the information available.
Make it understandable
Translate the reasoning, options, and warning signs into language that supports informed decisions.
Protect what is personal
Collect only what is needed, keep boundaries explicit, and never turn private stories into public content.
Stay curious
Follow new evidence with optimism and discipline—especially when early findings are more exciting than certain.
A foundation across the clinic, ward, and ICU.
General Doctor
Primary and outpatient carePatient assessment, everyday clinical care, diagnostics, follow-up, and clear health conversations.
Resident Medical Officer
Critical careICU and ward care, physiological monitoring, multidisciplinary rounds, and clinical collaboration.
MBBS
Government Medical College ErnakulamMedical education and rotating internship through Kerala University of Health Sciences.
Where medicine meets thoughtful technology.
I’m especially interested in tools that make care safer, less invasive, and easier to understand—from point-of-care diagnostics and physiological monitoring to practical digital health.