Dr. Prachi Aswal

During my medical training, I completed my internship at two distinguished healthcare centers: the Government District Hospital in Haridwar and the Ayurvedic Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Jollygrant, Rishikesh. These experiences played a vital role in shaping my clinical understanding and deepened my commitment to community-based Ayurvedic care. At the Government District Hospital Haridwar, I was actively involved in outpatient and inpatient services, where I observed and assisted in managing a wide variety of cases ranging from acute infections to chronic lifestyle diseases. Working alongside experienced physicians, I gained hands-on exposure to patient examination, diagnosis, treatment planning, and emergency care within an integrated clinical environment. It helped strengthen my foundation in both classical and practical aspects of Ayurvedic medicine. My internship at the Ayurvedic PHC in Jollygrant offered me unique insight into primary healthcare delivery in a rural setting. I had the opportunity to engage in grassroots-level Ayurvedic practice, including herbal medicine preparation, panchakarma procedures, and preventive health counseling. I was involved in managing common ailments, supporting maternal care programs, and conducting community health awareness initiatives. This experience not only refined my clinical skills but also taught me the importance of accessible and sustainable healthcare rooted in tradition. Together, these internships helped me build a solid base in Ayurvedic diagnostics, therapeutic protocols, and patient-centered care. They also nurtured my passion for bridging classical Ayurvedic wisdom with real-world healthcare needs. I carry forward these learnings in my current practice, where I strive to offer compassionate, evidence-based, and individualized healing to each patient I serve.