Dr. Acharya is an ECFMG-certified medical graduate from Nepal. He has been practicing as an independent medical doctor in diverse patient settings. Additionally, he has worked on Nepal’s largest randomized control trial, the “Nepal Sabin IPV trial,” in collaboration with the World Health Organization. Dr. Acharya has completed an extensive one-month training program on infectious and tropical diseases in affiliation with Prince Leopold University in Belgium.

During his time as a fellow at the Clinton Global Initiative University in the USA, Dr. Acharya led a project called “Community-based diabetes care.” Currently, he is involved in designing infographics for a new project called “Preventive Care” at ehealthinfo.com and serves as a team leader. Furthermore, he assists students in passing the ABIM board exam by creating and curating academic contents for “Awesome Board Review.”

Medical School: College of Medical Sciences, Bharatpur, Nepal

Goal: Continuous learning and evolving

Special interests: Patient’s education, patient-centered care, and clinical research.

Hobbies: traveling, interacting with people, exploring Nepali and Indian cuisines.