Ranjit Khatri

Community Medical Assistant

Ranjit Khatri has worked with various NGOs and INGOs as a Health Assistant, gaining experience in urban and rural healthcare settings.

He is skilled in coordinating community-based research and hospital-based research, as well as data collection and screening.

Additionally, Ranjit has received training in Medical Survey, Database Management, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), Basic Life Support, and First Aid from the Oxford University Clinical Research Unit (OUCRU).

2023

Public Health License (BPH) – Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC) in 2023

2016

Health Assistance (HA) License – Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC)

Qualifications

Diploma in General Medicine

Bachelor in Public Health

Work Experience

Health Professional/HA at Solu Health Care Center in Nepal
Coordinator for Health Project Implementation and Coordination at Nepal Rural Health and Education Project
End-line Surveyor – Dhulikhel Hospital