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Dr. Amit Chaudhry

CONSULTANT ORTHOPAEDICS | Fortis Gurgaon
  • Orthopaedics | Orthopaedics
  • date14 YearsExperience
  • rupee 1400Fees
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Dr. Amit Chaudhry is an orthopedic surgeon with an experience of over a decade. He joined Indian Armed Forces and served in the premier hospitals of Indian Army, like Base Hospital, Delhi; Military Hospital, Kirkee - Pune (the orthopedic referral centre of Indian Army) and at Bas...
Dr. Amit Chaudhry is an orthopedic surgeon with an experience of over a decade. He joined Indian Armed Forces and served in the premier hospitals of Indian Army, like Base Hospital, Delhi; Military Hospital, Kirkee - Pune (the orthopedic referral centre of Indian Army) and at Base Hospital, Sri Nagar (J&K) for a period of 14 years. During his stint in the army he has managed a humongous load of casualties and trauma cases with utmost efficiency. He has carried out numerous life and limb saving surgeries with exceptional results during his service in Armed Forces. He worked as an Assistant Professor at the esteemed Armed Force Medical College, Pune and has taught and trained many residents under him. After that he joined Columbia Asia Hospital, Palam Vihar, Gurugram as consultant. Dr. Amit Chaudhry has been performing complex orthopedic surgeries namely, arthroscopic surgeries, as well as open surgical procedures including, Joint Replacement Surgeries and management of orthopedic emergencies with utmost finesse.
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education Education
MBBS;DNB Orthopedics from National Board of Education in 2011.
Awards & Accolades
Dr. Amit Chaudhry is an orthopedic surgeon with an experience of over a decade. He joined Indian Armed Forces and served in the premier hospitals of Indian Army, like Base Hospital, Delhi; Military Ho...
Awarded with “Director General BSF commendation card" for his relentless service and professional capabilities in Armed Forces Actively participated as member of medical team deployed for rescue operations in flood hit Kashmir-2014
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