Dr. Sangeeta Sharma: Rehabilitative, Leading with Compassion
“Quality Care, Compassionate Heart” this is not just my credo, it is my responsibility to every woman who trusts me with her health.”
A Calling Shaped by Life Itself
A Doctor who treats more than just illness Dr Sangeeta for her “Quality care and compassion are not ideals for me they are responsibilities I carry with every patient I meet.” For Dr. Sangeeta Sharma, medicine was never just a profession she chose one day; it was something life quietly prepared her for. Born prematurely, weighing only 650 grams, she experienced vulnerability long before she could understand it.Recognition that reflect her titles
Growing up, she also saw how women around her mothers, daughters, caregivers often ignored their own health while caring for everyone else. These early experiences stayed with her, shaping a question that would later define her work: why do women receive care only when it is already too late? Today, with over eighteen years of experience, Dr. Sharma is recognized as one of India’s Top 10 Most Influential Women Leaders in Healthcare 2025. Currently serving as Director of Precision Medical Centre and works as HOD and Senior Consultant in Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Laparoscopic Surgery at leading hospitals including Felix Hospital, Motherhood Hospital, and Fortis Hospital in Noida. Despite all these titles what truly defines her practice is her care and love towards her patient.
Academic reflection
Her academic journey reflects both discipline and determination. After graduating from CCS University, she completed her DNB at St.Stephen’s Hospital, Delhi, and later pursued advanced training in minimal access surgery at the World Laparoscopy Hospital, Gurugram. As time went by , she has worked at some of the country’s most respected medical institutions—AIIMS Delhi, LNJP, MAMC, and SDDMASC gaining medical expertise while remaining deeply committed to ethical medical practice. "There were points where she might have veered onto another track". Remarking her excellence in competitive examinations such as AMFC and UPSC medical exams, but due to family circumstances she wasn’t able to join those services.
Rather than viewing this as a setback, she adjusted her course and continued forward.
Experience that shaped her journey
Her parents, whom she often calls her guiding force, stood by her at a time when higher education for women was still questioned in many spaces. Their belief became her anchor. The challenges did not end there. Coming from an environment where women’s education was not always encouraged, Dr. Sharma faced resistance, limited mentorship, and the pressure of balancing professional and personal. Working in high-risk medical settings added another layer of emotional responsibility. Over time, these experiences shaped her approach to medicine. For her, treatment is not about quick solutions; it is about listening, understanding root causes, and respecting patient autonomy.
When asked about her accomplishments, Dr.Sharma rarely begins with awards.
She speaks instead of couples who finally became parents after years of uncertainty, families reunited through healing, and patients who found hope when options seemed exhausted. That said, her work has been formally recognized through honors such as the Global Icon Award 2024, National Excellence Achievers Award, Adarsh Ratan Award, Best Senior Resident Award by the Government of Delhi, and recognition as a Corona Warrior. She is also the author of four books and holds a government-approved patent. Her motivation is deeply intrinsic with supreme sacrifice for the nation of her brother-in-law, Shaheed Captain Shashi Kant Sharma, Sena Medal (Gallantry), continues to guide her perspective on courage and duty. His words, written from worlds highest battlefield extreme battle conditions is constant reminder that individual struggles gain meaning when aligned with a larger purpose.
A perfect blend of personal and professional life
It is not very easy to balance an intense medical career with family life but with her strength she made it possible through understanding and shared values. A spouse who is also a doctor along with support of her Fauji in laws, she respect for sustaining both her personal and professional commitments. On the other side Dr, Sharma is actively involved in working with NGOs in order to conduct free health check up focused on cervical and breast cancer awareness and menstrual health.
Prevention is as important as cure and an informed women make stronger health decisions. Looking ahead, she hopes to establish a comprehensive women’s wellness hospital that brings preventive and curative care together. Her message to women is simple yet firm: take yourself seriously. Health, education, and self-worth are not luxuries.
Dr. Sangeeta Sharma’s story is not one of loud milestones, but of steady purpose. Through every patient she treats and every woman she counsels, she continues to redefine what compassionate healthcare truly looks like—quietly, consistently, and with intent. ---
A Message to Women Everywhere
Dr. Sangeeta Sharma’s message to women is simple yet profound: value yourself. Prioritize your health, your education, and your boundaries. Progress may be slow, and resistance may be loud, but sincerity and perseverance never go unrewarded. Her life reflects a quiet truth—when compassion guides skill and purpose fuels perseverance, meaningful change follows. Through every patient she treats and every woman she counsels, Dr. Sharma continues to reshape how healthcare listens to, supports, and uplifts women—one life at a time.
