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I am a dedicated Ayurvedic medical professional who kind of grew through different corners of the field—clinical practice, research work, and even that slightly hectic corporate healthcare space. Sometimes I look back and think the journey moved faster than I planned, but each phase pushed me to understand Ayurveda in a more grounded, real-life way. My Compulsory Rotatory Internship (BAMS) from March 2023 to April 2024 gave me the first real hands-on exposure. Long rounds in OPD/IPD, taking patient histories, figuring out diagnoses based on Ayurvedic principles, assisting in Panchakarma… a lot of running around honestly. I learnt how small symptoms change the whole picture, even when I was still fixing my handwriting on case sheets or mixing a comma somewhere in documentation. That period built the base of my patient-centered care, even if I doubted a few choices here and there while learning. From July 2024 to March 2025, at Research Ayu Company, I moved into a very different space—literature review, formulation understanding, collecting data, and supporting evidence-based validation of Ayurvedic concepts. Sometimes reading the same paragraph twice because I thought I missed a tiny point, but that analytical side helped me understand Ayurveda beyond the opd desk. It made me appreciate how classical texts connect with modern research, even if I accidentally typed a few weird spellings in the reports!! Then at Jyovis Ltd (July 2025 to December 2025), I stepped into corporate healthcare. Documentation, clinical advisory roles, program coordination, and talking to multiple teams in one day… a bit chaotic at times. But that role sharpened my communication and showed me how healthcare operations actually run behind the scenes. I learnt how patient engagement strategies work practically, not just as a line in a training module. Now I am working as a Consulting Doctor, focusing fully on Ayurvedic consultation and holistic wellness. My routine includes detailed patient assessments, personalized treatments, lifestyle and diet counselling, and ongoing monitoring of outcomes. Some days I pause mid-sentence to re-think a plan because a patient mentions something small but important. I try to keep the approach clear, ethical and evidence-informed, even if my thoughts wander for a second while typing fast. My aim stays simple—to blend classical Ayurvedic wisdom with practical, patient-friendly care that actually fits into someone’s daily life, not just the textbook version of health.