Shree Lakshmi Narayan Ayurvedic College & Hospital Amritsar Faculty

Amritsar, Punjab

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Faculty Details

Dr.Ashok K.Nandwani

Professor & H.O.D , Departnment of Kaya Chikitsa

Qualification - G.A.M.S PGCR

Dr.Ritesh Chawla

Professor , Departnment of Kaya Chikitsa

Qualification - M.D. (AY) Kaya Chikitsa

Dr.Rajeev Sood

Professor & H.O.D. , Departnment of Panch Karma

Qualification - MD(Ay)KayaChikitsa

Dr.Radhika Sharma

Reader , Departnment of Panch Karma

Qualification - M.D.(Ay.)Panchkarma

Dr. Reeta Abrol

Professor & H.O.D. , Departnment of Agad Tantra

Qualification - M.D. (AY) Dravyaguna

Dr.Jasbir Kaur

Professor &Medical Supdt. , Departnment of Prasuti Tantra

Qualification - M.D. (AY) Prasuti Tantra avam Stri Rog

Dr.Veenu Malhotra

Professor , Departnment of Maulik Siddhant

Qualification - M.D.(Ay.)Samhita &Sidhant,Ph.D

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