Dr. Pranay and Dr. Neha’s different styles provided a rare and enriching learning opportunity. Dr. Pranay took a more methodical, detailed approach to medicine. His deep understanding of the science behind each diagnosis helped me truly grasp the clinical reasoning behind every decision. He also helped me improve my skills in taking patient history, pushing me to dive deeper and think more critically. On the other hand, Dr. Neha had a more holistic and intuitive approach to patient care. She took the time to look at the bigger picture, considering not just the medical diagnosis, but also how a patient’s environment, emotions, and overall well-being play into their health.

What I loved most was how these two different approaches complemented each other. Both shared a profound commitment to their patients’ well-being, and through them, I saw how much flexibility and creativity can be woven into medical practice.

I was also fortunate to learn alongside other medical and NP students, which made the experience feel more interactive. Instead of simply observing, I had the opportunity to participate in discussions and decision-making, which helped me feel more involved in the process and enriched my overall learning experience.

Looking back, I can honestly say that this observership has been one of the most transformative learning experiences of my medical journey. I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to learn from such dedicated, compassionate physicians, and I would highly recommend the SBCF Foundation to any IMG looking for mentorship and meaningful clinical exposure