Punit Yadav
International Institute of Health Management Research, Armed Forces Medical College, University of Pune, Command Hospital
0009-0002-4265-9877
About
Dr Punit Yadav MBBS, MD Hospital Administration has been a healthcare professional with an extensive experience of over 35 years’ in Healthcare management & academics. Professional roles include providing strategic direction in hospital operations & quality systems for a 449 bedded hospital as Director of the hospital & Regional Head for a group of hospitals/health establishments. Dr Punit Yadav has provided governance & health leadership in his span of career in varied institutions from primary care to tertiary care and policy making institutions. He has participated in quality assurance activities within the department and institutional team for audit by NABH.
Dr Punit Yadav has been associated with Academia for post-graduates, graduates and paramedical staff in health and hospital administration for over 15 years. He has been Professor at Armed Forces Medical College Pune under Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) Nasik and other post graduate institutions in India for medical, nursing and paramedical staff.
Dr Punit Yadav has deep interests in implementation of various projects/ assignments in different verticals within the healthcare segment, CBRN response, health programme management, pharmaceuticals/medical devices supply chain, health quality and patient safety.
Employment
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International Institute of Health Management Research2023 - Present
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Armed Forces Medical College Faculty2013 - 2016
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Command Hospital Directing Staff Training2003 - 2008
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Army Hospital Research and Referral Medical Officer Hospital Administration2000 - 2003
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Armed Forces Medical College Resident Medical Officer1997 - 2000
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Indian Army Medical Officer1987 - 1997
Education
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University of Pune MD1997 - 2000
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Armed Forces Medical College MBBS1982 - 1987
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (5)
- Incidence of central line-associated bloodstream infection in the intensive care unit: A prospective observational study Save
- Clinical significance of Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) in Intensive Care Units: Three Year Experience at a Single Centre Save
- A Qualitative Study of Attitudes, Motivation and Perception of Blood Donors towards Blood Donation in a Tertiary Care Hospital Save
- Application of 3D Music Inventory Control Technique for the Controlled Drugs in Intensive Care Unit of a Tertiary Care Hospital Save
- To Determine the Per student Cost incurred for a MBBS student of Armed Forces Medical College Pune Save