Sujata Das

Versatile pediatrician skilled at managing care for inpatient individuals with wide-ranging medical conditions. Board-certified and highly knowledgeable about Pediatrics. Develops and implements strategic treatment plans to address symptoms and underlying causes with proactive approach. Excellent patient relations and administrative management abilities. Perceptive pediatrician with 14+-year background in managing emergency care of pediatric patients as well as outpatient pediatric care. Accomplished at monitoring patients, overseeing staffing needs and developing, implementing and revising policies and procedures. Licensed to practice medicine in the states of Pennsylvania, Maryland and New York. Driven physician focused on improving hospital patient health and well-being with effective diagnosis and treatment planning abilities. Collaborates successfully with nursing teams, surgeons and support staff to advocate for patients' needs and deliver high-quality care for both acute and chronic concerns.

American Academy of Pediatrics

Indian Medical Council

General Medical Council

American Board of Pediatrics ( Certified in December' 2012, recertified in 2022).

BLS, PALS, ACLS, NRP

New York Medical license

Maryland Medical License

Pennsylvania Medical License

I was an Assistant Professor at The Commonwealth Medical College, located in Scranton, PA from July 2015 to February 2017.

I was a Clinical Assistant Professor at State University of New York, Upstate Medical University located in Syracuse, NY.

I have also been responsible for the teaching of Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine residents in my prior positions as well as in my current position. I have been responsible for teaching resident teams and students on the inpatient rotations, conducting Family-Centered Rounds on all general medical services and providing bedside, clinical and didactic teaching.

Trends In Drug Withdrawal Syndrome In Newborns and Its Impact On Health Care Utilization Friday, October 14, 2011153 (Boston Convention and Exhibition Center) Prabhu Viswanathan, MD1, Sravan Reddy Matta, MD1, Sujata Das, MD1 and Roger Kim, MD2, (1)Pediatrics, Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY, (2)Neonatology, Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY

Peer Reviewed Journal Articles/Abstracts(Other than Published) Sundaram V, Abraham G, Mathew M, Das S, Sathiah V. Acute Kidney Injury following cardiac surgeries. Incidence, outcome and risk factors in South Indian Population. International Journal of Urology and Nephrology. Publication Status: Submitted.
Peer Reviewed Online Publication Das Diwa Nath, Das Sujata,Lal Prabhat Kumar.. (2004, August 7). ALD and Obstructive jaundice. 329 (7461) 342. Das Diwa,Das Sujata. (2005, February 5). Recanalisation after vasectomy. 330 (7486) 296-299

I did a clinical attachment in the General Medicine and General surgery department at Lorn and Islands District General Hospital in Oban, Scotland, UK from July ' 2005 to September ' 2006 where I had an overview of medical processes and systems in the NHS and also took some limited clinical duties under the direct supervision of my supervising consultant.
I volunteered at Neonatal Intensive Care Unit of Kanchi Kamakoti Childs Trust Hospital located in Chennai while I was preparing for the USMLE Boards.
I also did voluntary work at my uncle's rural private practice in India for a year immediately after medical school. I revisited and volunteered at his clinic during the COVID times for a few months while I was on a sabbatical in India.