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Neha N. Parmar

Sardar Patel University, JG Group of Colleges

ORCID iD 0000-0001-5266-8430

About

Ms. Neha N. Parmar is a dedicated academician and researcher with expertise in obstetrics and gynecology nursing. Currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Nursing at Parul University, she has over 20 research papers published and actively contributes to the field of maternal and neonatal health. Her specific research interests include maternal nursing, labor, neonatology, and gynecological disorders.

As an Assistant Professor, Ms. Parmar serves as a class coordinator and is responsible for academic tasks such as paper setting and examination. Her research primarily focuses on improving labor outcomes, and she has conducted studies comparing ambulation and semi-Fowler’s positions during the first stage of labor. Her work emphasizes enhancing patient care, particularly in rural settings where traditional practices, such as the supine position during labor, prevail.

Beyond academia, Ms. Parmar is engaged in community-based service learning and development activities, including health education, vaccination drives, and health promotion programs. She is actively involved in organizing health camps, exhibitions, and school health programs. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she contributed to vaccination drives and community health education.

Her dedication extends to supporting community health through the institution’s Share and Care Center and participating in various government health initiatives. Ms. Parmar's vision aligns with fostering preventive and promotive health services to improve community well-being.

Her professional commitment and achievements are reflected in her active engagement with students, academic rigor, and impactful research aimed at advancing nursing practices and maternal health outcomes.

Employment

  • Sardar Patel University assistant professor
    2017 - Present

Education

  • JG Group of Colleges BACHELOAR OF SCIENCE
    2008 - 2012

Projects & Funding

Projects & funding information is unavailable.

Publications (6)