Dr. Renu Bansal

Sr. Consultant- Dept. of Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine

About

Dr. Renu Bansal is Anesthesia and Critical care practice at Medipulse hospital jodhpur, India. She is an expert in Regional Anesthesia. She was an Assistant Professor, at the Department of Anaesthesia & Critical care, ESI Hospital & Post Graduate Institute of Medical Science & Research, Basaidarapur, New Delhi. It is the largest of all the ESI hospitals in Delhi NCR which handles a high volume of cases referred from all other hospitals.

Qualification

M.B.B.S
KASTURBA MEDICAL COLLEGE, MANIPAL KARNATAKA [MANIPAL UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES] (2005)
M.D ANAESTHESIA
MAHATMA GANDHI MISSION MEDICAL COLLEGE, NAVI MUMBAI MAHARASHTRA [MGM UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES] (2011)

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