Background
Mehandru, Sushil Kumar was born on January 20, 1947 in Jullundur, Punjab, India.
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Sushil Kumar Mehandru
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Premedical studies, DAV College Punjab, 1964; Bachelor, Punjab U. College, 1966; Doctor of Medicine with Distinction in Physiology, Christian Medical College, 1972; graduate, New York Institute Photography, 1994.
Career
Resident in internal medicine, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Stonybrook U., New Hyde Park, New York, 1972-1975;
fellow in clinical nephrology, Thomas Jefferson U. Hospital, Philadelphia, 1975-1976;
fellow in clinical nephrology and renal physiology, Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, 1976-1977;
attending physician in medicine, Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, 1977-1978;
instructor medicine, Temple University School Medicine, 1977-1978;
clinical assistant professor, Temple University School Medicine, 1978-1983;
clinical associate professor, Temple University School Medicine, since 1983. Chief nephrology Veterans Administration Hospital., Wilmington, Delaware, 1977-1978. Director department nephrology and dialysis Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, New Jersey.
Consultant in nephrology Point Pleasant (New Jersey) Hospital. President Prime Manhattan Inc.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American College of Physicians. Member International Society Nephrology, American Society Nephrology, International Society Artificial Internal Organs.
Interests
Connections
M. Urmila Mehandru.
Awards
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Recipient more than 100 gold medals in pistol shooting championships, Best Research Publication award Jersey Shor Med Center, Rutgers Medical School, 1982-1983, Outstanding Clinical Publication award, 1984, Outstanding Teacher of Year award Rutgers Medical School, 1984. Honored by Senate of New Jersey for outstanding extensive medical research, 1985. New Jersey State Pistol Champion, Finalist for United States Olympic Team, 1984, 88.Recipient more than 100 gold medals in pistol shooting championships, Best Research Publication award Jersey Shor Med Center, Rutgers Medical School, 1982-1983, Outstanding Clinical Publication award, 1984, Outstanding Teacher of Year award Rutgers Medical School, 1984. Honored by Senate of New Jersey for outstanding extensive medical research, 1985. New Jersey State Pistol Champion, Finalist for United States Olympic Team, 1984, 88.