ANKITA KUMARI

Dynamic X-Ray, CT, and MRI Technician with a proven track record at Hospitals and different Diagnostic centers, enhancing diagnostic accuracy through advanced imaging techniques. Adept in patient care and interdisciplinary collaboration, I excel in delivering engaging educational sessions while maintaining high standards in radiographic procedures and effective communication.Motivated and academically grounded individual seeking to build a career in the field of Radiology. Possessing a strong foundational understanding of diagnostic imaging principles and patient care, with a keen interest in advancing knowledge through continued learning and practical application. Aspiring to contribute to the medical field by integrating theoretical knowledge with hands-on clinical experience, while upholding the highest standards of accuracy, safety, and ethical medical practice.

• Awarded a Gold Medal in Poster Presentation on “Use of Gold Nanoparticles as Contrast Media” at AIIMS Raebareli in November 2024, competing among more than 10 participants from top medical institutions
• Secured good position in multiple academic quizzes conducted during the radiology program, demonstrating strong subject knowledge and quick analytical thinking

• Conducted academic support classes for junior students over a period of six months, focusing on key radiology subjects such as radiographic positioning, image interpretation, and radiation safety.
• conducting written assignments on different key topics in radiologic techniques and imaging principles
• Delivered sessions on breast cancer awareness and the role of mammography in early detection
• Educated the public on radiation safety, addressing common myths, and promoting safe imaging practices.

Thesis Topic – “Role of X-ray Abdomen Erect in the Detection of Intestinal Obstruction in Emergency Settings”
Submitted in May 2025 to Integral Institute of Allied Health Sciences

Investigated the diagnostic effectiveness of erect abdominal X-rays in identifying signs of intestinal obstruction in acute emergency cases. Emphasized the importance of timely imaging for early intervention and improved patient outcomes.

Conducted two seminars at Integral University:

• Public Speaking and Medical Education
• Travel and cultural exploration
• Appreciation of classical and instrumental music
• Novel Reading

• Name: Ankita Kumari
• Father's name: Late Amarendra Tiwari
• Mother's name: Ms Renu Devi
• D.O.B.: 05-June-1997
• Gender: Female
• Marital status: unmarried
• Nationality: INDIA