MBBS, MD General Medicine | Fellowship in Non-Invasive Cardiology University of Virginia | Gold medalist CCEBDM FROM Public Health Foundation of India
Senior Consultant at Max Super Speciality Hospital Shalimar Bagh
And Director Of Dr Rashmi Bajpai Clinic | 32 years of experience | Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, SGT Medical College, Gurugram
There are doctors who see patients. And then there are doctors who actually figure out what’s wrong with them.
Dr. Rashmi Gupta Bajpai has been doing the latter for over two decades. She trained at Govt Medical College, Trivandrum one of Kerala’s most competitive medical institutions before completing her MD in General Medicine at Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, Punjab, in 2001.
The Fellowship in Non-Invasive Cardiology that followed, at the University of Virginia, took her clinical training to a level that very few physicians in India hold. She has a special interest and vast experience in treating diabetes. It gave her the tools to evaluate the heart in depth without procedures, without surgery and to interpret findings within the full context of a patient’s health.
She has worked at senior level in some of Delhi and Gurugram’s most recognised hospitals. She has been a Unit Head, Head of Department, a Professor, and a wonderful doctor. Throughout all, her patients say the same thing: she listens, she explains clearly, and she gets it right.
Govt Medical College, Trivandrum
General Medicine: Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, Punjab (2001)
Non-Invasive Cardiology: University of Virginia
Public Health Foundation of India
She does not start with a prescription. She starts with questions.
Before any investigation, before any recommendation, Dr. Bajpai takes time to understand the full picture your history, your lifestyle, what you’ve already tried, and what’s worrying you most. It’s an approach that sounds obvious, but it’s rarer than it should be.
She is particularly experienced with patients who have more than one thing going on diabetes and high blood pressure, cardiac risk and thyroid dysfunction, infections in the context of other illness. When conditions overlap, she manages them together rather than sending patients around to different specialists for each piece of the puzzle.
She also believes patients should understand their own diagnosis. Not in vague terms. She’ll explain what the tests show, what the treatment does, and what to watch for. Her patients leave knowing exactly where they stand.
