Dr. Pratibha Singh is a dedicated and dynamic medical professional currently pursuing her final year of postgraduate training in Community Medicine. With a strong foundation in medical sciences and public health, she demonstrates a consistent commitment to population health, preventive medicine, and community-oriented healthcare delivery. Her academic journey reflects excellence, interdisciplinary exposure, and a passion for research-driven public health solutions.

Professional Affiliations & Memberships

• Member, Association of Indian Medicos (AIM)

• Member, Hridaya Amrit Foundation

• Member, Sahayata Foundation, a non-profit organization actively engaged in community welfare initiatives in West Bengal

Training, Workshops & Continuing Medical Education

Dr. Singh has actively enhanced her professional competencies through:

• Internship in Public Health Nutrition under Sahayata Foundation

• Online Training Course on CIA (Six Sigma) by GIHM

• CME on Medical Certification of Cause of Death, Tata Memorial Centre, Mumbai

• Delegate, CME Workshop on Geriatric Health 2024, ELMC&H, Lucknow

• Participant, Workshop on Menstrual Hygiene, Akansha Foundation, Agra

• NPTEL (Elite) Certification in “One Health”, conducted by ICMR, Bhubaneswar

Research Contributions & Publications

Dr. Pratibha Singh has made meaningful contributions to scientific literature with:

• Five research publications in reputed journals

• Authorship of a public health book titled “Nourish to Flourish – Public Health for a Healthier Community”, reflecting her commitment to translating public health knowledge into community benefit

Awards & Academic Recognition

• NPTEL Elite Certification (One Health) – ICMR

• National-level Academic Recognition: Her scholarly entry was published by the Undergraduate Medical Education Board (UGMEB), National Medical Commission (NMC), highlighting her academic distinction at an early stage of her medical career

Areas of Interest

• Community Medicine

• Public Health Nutrition

• Preventive and Social Medicine

• One Health Approach

• Maternal, Child, and Geriatric Health

• Health Education and Awareness Programs

Eligibility for Young Researcher Award 

Dr. Pratibha Singh is highly eligible for the Young Researcher Award in Scientific Laurels due to her early and impactful engagement in public health research, multiple peer-reviewed publications, authorship of a scholarly book, and national-level academic recognition by the National Medical Commission. Her consistent involvement in CME programs, workshops, and interdisciplinary training, combined with active community service and research excellence, demonstrates exceptional promise, originality, and leadership as an emerging researcher in Community Medicine and Public Health.