Dr. Anshu Vaidya is a dedicated medical professional with a diverse range of experiences and a strong commitment to healthcare. Currently serving as a Foundation Year trainee at Croydon University Hospital in London, Dr. Vaidya has immersed themselves in clinical practice, gaining valuable insights into patient care. Their passion for medical research is evident through their contributions, including a clinical comparison between laparoscopic and open inguinal hernia repair at Croydon University Hospital.

In addition to their clinical work, Dr. Vaidya has made meaningful contributions to the field through publications such as a case report on Primary High Grade Serous Carcinoma of the Fallopian Tube and a study on the prevalence of Acute Kidney Injury in patients with liver cirrhosis. Furthermore, they have served as a research assistant at Norvic International Hospital in Nepal, focusing on liquid-based cytology and Human Papilloma Virus DNA co-testing. Dr. Vaidya's commitment to healthcare extends beyond research and clinical practice, as they have dedicated their time to volunteering efforts, supporting vulnerable populations during the COVID-19 pandemic and contributing as an editor and cover page designer for NESOG Clinical Practice guidance for management of Reproductive Health during COVID-19.

With a strong foundation in both clinical practice and research, Dr. Anshu Vaidya is poised to make significant contributions to the field of medicine. Their dedication to patient care, research, and volunteer work exemplifies a well-rounded and compassionate approach to healthcare that will undoubtedly benefit patients and communities alike.

• National Clinical Assessment, UKFPO in Nov 2021
• Watford General Hospital, Watford Honorary Observer in Emergency Assessment Unit in 2021.
• Norvic International Hospital, Nepal in Honorary Observer in Cardiology in 2020.
• Healthcare Management Certificate Program (Cornell University through eCornell) in 2021