Honoring Women In Healthcare: Strength, Dedication, And Inspiration

This Women’s Day, Inamdar Hospital celebrates the remarkable women in healthcare who embody resilience, leadership, and compassion. From emergency care to patient relations, their dedication shapes lives every day. Their journeys at Inamdar Hospital reflect empowerment, multitasking, and unwavering commitment. As we honor their contributions, we are reminded: “There is no limit to what we, as women, can accomplish.”

Dr. Sushma Suryavanshi, Quality Head
I have been with the organization for the past year and truly enjoy my work. Handling critical responsibilities becomes easier when the atmosphere is supportive, and I am fortunate to have such encouraging colleagues. Most importantly, our head, Dr. Parvez Sir, has been a constant source of motivation for all of us. We are given the freedom to implement new ideas, which helps us grow. I believe women are immensely powerful, yet they often underestimate their own potential. Every woman should explore her skills and recognize her true strength. “There is no limit to what we, as women, can accomplish.” – Michelle Obama

Dr. Ambarin Shaikh, In-Charge, Wards Department
With 15 years of experience in the healthcare industry, I have specialized in Code Blue and patient care. My work revolves around gaining the trust of patients and their families while also spreading awareness among my colleagues. I have personally trained many of them in hospital Code Blue procedures to ensure patient safety. I strongly believe in gender equality, and it is crucial for every woman to focus on her own health too. “A strong woman stands up for herself. A stronger woman stands up for others.”

Ms. Asawari Patole, Purchase Manager
My job has shaped me into a multitasker, teaching me time management, work-life balance, and financial independence. I have learned to be prompt, attentive, and efficient in my responsibilities. I believe women should constantly motivate themselves to embrace new challenges. Success will inevitably follow. “Success is not about waiting for opportunities; it’s about creating them.”

Ms. Naziya Sayyed, Patient Relation Incharge
As a PRO, my role demands patience, unbiased decision-making, and problem-solving. I encounter challenges daily, but I have learned to face them with a smile. Women’s Day should not be confined to just one day—it is a celebration of our continuous achievements and contributions to society. “Every day is Women’s Day when we stand tall, confident, and proud of our journey.”

Ms. Salmaroohi Bagalkot, Dietetics Incharge
As a mother of two daughters, maintaining my own physical and mental health is my priority. My passion lies in ensuring that patients receive the proper diet tailored to their needs. I firmly believe that a woman can contribute to society only when she is fit and healthy. “Take care of yourself first, so you can take care of others better.”

Dr. Rupa Sharma, Head, Business Development & Front Office Operations
Over my 20-year career in the medical industry, I have learned that a woman should never give up. While we juggle multiple responsibilities, it is important to give our best in everything we do. Financial independence is another key factor that not only boosts confidence but also brings freedom. “A woman is unstoppable when she realizes she deserves more.”

Dr. Akshata Nalawade, In-Charge, Physiotherapy Department
Women are powerful and capable of achieving great things. We are blessed with immense potential, and recognizing and utilizing it is the key to success. There is nothing a woman cannot do. “Believe in yourself, and the world will believe in you too.”

Fouzia Deshmukh, Rachana Chavre, Sheetal Sawant – Pharmacy incharge
Our motto is to “Never Say No” and to always strive for excellence. Education is the key to success, and learning should never stop. “An educated woman has the power to educate generations.”

Ms. Neelam Gaikwad, HR Manager
I believe that effective communication can resolve many issues. Women should openly discuss concerns that matter to them. Treating everyone equally brings me immense happiness, and I strongly believe that women should uplift and respect each other. “Empowered women empower women.”

Dr. Priyanka Mankar, Intensivist
A woman plays multiple roles throughout her life, and she should never stop moving forward. Women are natural multitaskers, managing several responsibilities at once. Staying calm and addressing issues with a practical approach can help overcome many challenges. “The world needs strong women—ones who lift and build others.”

Ms. Sherly P. M., Nursing Superintendent
Women’s Day should not be just a one-day celebration; it should be a year-round recognition of our achievements and contributions. “Every day is an opportunity to celebrate the strength and resilience of women.”
Together, we stand as pillars of strength and dedication, ensuring the best care for our patients and a better future for all. “She believed she could, so she did.”

Ms.Kalyani Ranpise, Ward In-Charge
Ms.Pallavi Kondhalkar, OT In-Charge
Ms.Sheetal Nehe, CCU In-Charge
Ms.Asha Bharti, In-Charge, Ward
Ms.Nisha Varghese, NICU In-Charge
Ms. Nirjala Vasnani, Ward In-Charge
Ms.Shraddha Sengar, Supervisor, Nursing