Dr. Archana M

Dr. Archana M is a dedicated Consultant - Paediatric Infectious Diseases at Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bangalore. With a career spanning 15+ years, she has expertise in handling infections that kids might get while staying in hospitals (hospital-acquired infections), tropical Infections, infections in immunodeficient and immunocompromised patients, diseases like TB, HIV/AIDS, and preventing infections from spreading. She is also known for handling difficult cases, like when kids have weak defences against illnesses and suffer from prolonged fevers or need to use antibiotics with care. The doctor is also skilled at offering immunization to children in special situations or for travel purposes and works towards infection control for little kids. For her commitment to providing the best level of care, Dr. Archana M is widely regarded as the foremost Children Infectious Disease Doctor in Old Airport Road

Dr. Archana's academic journey includes prestigious stints, such as MBBS from Kempegowda Institute Of Medical Sciences, Bangalore, India, and DNB in Paediatrics from Masonic Medical Centre For Children (Trust Hospital), Coimbatore, India. She has also undergone a two-year training under pioneers in Paediatric Infectious Diseases at the University of Oxford, London. Dr. Archana has also completed her Fellowship In Paediatric Infectious Diseases (IAP) from Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bangalore, India. Her pursuit of excellence led her to various certifications like "Wiser Immunisers: Vaccination Course For Health Professionals" and "Antibiotic Management Course" by ESPID. 

Dr. Archana M also holds an "Advanced Certificate in Infection Prevention and Control" from Apollo Medvarsity and has achieved Provider-level certifications in Basic and Advanced Life Support for children. Her contributions to medical research are noteworthy, having served as a co-investigator for a Pfizer clinical trial focused on the safety of a pneumococcal vaccine in children. She's been recognized for her papers and posters presented at national and international conferences like ESPID, WSPID, and the Coalition against Typhoid. 

Dr. Archana's commitment to teaching and making medical knowledge better show up in her speeches, writing, and involvement with groups that handle doctors' stuff, like the Indian Medical Association (IMA), the Indian Academy of Pediatrics, or a professional group called ESPID. She has made it a goal to improve the prevention and treatment of Paediatric Infectious Diseases. She has also been contributing to her time to create awareness of these diseases in schools and other hospitals.

Dr. Archana M is a dedicated Consultant - Paediatric Infectious Diseases at Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bangalore. With a career spanning 15+ years, she has expertise in handling infections that kids might get while staying in hospitals (hospital-acquired infections), tropical Infections, infections in immunodeficient and immunocompromised patients, diseases like TB, HIV/AIDS, and preventing infections from spreading. She is also known for handling difficult cases, like when kids have weak defences against illnesses and suffer from prolonged fevers or need to use antibiotics with care. The doctor is also skilled at offering immunization to children in special situations or for travel purposes and works towards infection control for little kids. For her commitment to providing the best level of care, Dr. Archana M is widely regarded as the foremost Children Infectious Disease Doctor in Old Airport Road

Dr. Archana's academic journey includes prestigious stints, such as MBBS from Kempegowda Institute Of Medical Sciences, Bangalore, India, and DNB in Paediatrics from Masonic Medical Centre For Children (Trust Hospital), Coimbatore, India. She has also undergone a two-year training under pioneers in Paediatric Infectious Diseases at the University of Oxford, London. Dr. Archana has also completed her Fellowship In Paediatric Infectious Diseases (IAP) from Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bangalore, India. Her pursuit of excellence led her to various certifications like "Wiser Immunisers: Vaccination Course For Health Professionals" and "Antibiotic Management Course" by ESPID. 

Dr. Archana M also holds an "Advanced Certificate in Infection Prevention and Control" from Apollo Medvarsity and has achieved Provider-level certifications in Basic and Advanced Life Support for children. Her contributions to medical research are noteworthy, having served as a co-investigator for a Pfizer clinical trial focused on the safety of a pneumococcal vaccine in children. She's been recognized for her papers and posters presented at national and international conferences like ESPID, WSPID, and the Coalition against Typhoid. 

Dr. Archana's commitment to teaching and making medical knowledge better show up in her speeches, writing, and involvement with groups that handle doctors' stuff, like the Indian Medical Association (IMA), the Indian Academy of Pediatrics, or a professional group called ESPID. She has made it a goal to improve the prevention and treatment of Paediatric Infectious Diseases. She has also been contributing to her time to create awareness of these diseases in schools and other hospitals.

Dr. Archana M is a dedicated Consultant - Paediatric Infectious Diseases at Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bangalore. With a career spanning 15+ years, she has expertise in handling infections that kids might get while staying in hospitals (hospital-acquired infections), tropical Infections, infections in immunodeficient and immunocompromised patients, diseases like TB, HIV/AIDS, and preventing infections from spreading. She is also known for handling difficult cases, like when kids have weak defences against illnesses and suffer from prolonged fevers or need to use antibiotics with care. The doctor is also skilled at offering immunization to children in special situations or for travel purposes and works towards infection control for little kids. For her commitment to providing the best level of care, Dr. Archana M is widely regarded as the foremost Children Infectious Disease Doctor in Old Airport Road

Dr. Archana's academic journey includes prestigious stints, such as MBBS from Kempegowda Institute Of Medical Sciences, Bangalore, India, and DNB in Paediatrics from Masonic Medical Centre For Children (Trust Hospital), Coimbatore, India. She has also undergone a two-year training under pioneers in Paediatric Infectious Diseases at the University of Oxford, London. Dr. Archana has also completed her Fellowship In Paediatric Infectious Diseases (IAP) from Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bangalore, India. Her pursuit of excellence led her to various certifications like "Wiser Immunisers: Vaccination Course For Health Professionals" and "Antibiotic Management Course" by ESPID. 

Dr. Archana M also holds an "Advanced Certificate in Infection Prevention and Control" from Apollo Medvarsity and has achieved Provider-level certifications in Basic and Advanced Life Support for children. Her contributions to medical research are noteworthy, having served as a co-investigator for a Pfizer clinical trial focused on the safety of a pneumococcal vaccine in children. She's been recognized for her papers and posters presented at national and international conferences like ESPID, WSPID, and the Coalition against Typhoid. 

Dr. Archana's commitment to teaching and making medical knowledge better show up in her speeches, writing, and involvement with groups that handle doctors' stuff, like the Indian Medical Association (IMA), the Indian Academy of Pediatrics, or a professional group called ESPID. She has made it a goal to improve the prevention and treatment of Paediatric Infectious Diseases. She has also been contributing to her time to create awareness of these diseases in schools and other hospitals.

Dr. Archana M is a dedicated Consultant - Paediatric Infectious Diseases at Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bangalore. With a career spanning 15+ years, she has expertise in handling infections that kids might get while staying in hospitals (hospital-acquired infections), tropical Infections, infections in immunodeficient and immunocompromised patients, diseases like TB, HIV/AIDS, and preventing infections from spreading. She is also known for handling difficult cases, like when kids have weak defences against illnesses and suffer from prolonged fevers or need to use antibiotics with care. The doctor is also skilled at offering immunization to children in special situations or for travel purposes and works towards infection control for little kids. For her commitment to providing the best level of care, Dr. Archana M is widely regarded as the foremost Children Infectious Disease Doctor in Old Airport Road

Dr. Archana's academic journey includes prestigious stints, such as MBBS from Kempegowda Institute Of Medical Sciences, Bangalore, India, and DNB in Paediatrics from Masonic Medical Centre For Children (Trust Hospital), Coimbatore, India. She has also undergone a two-year training under pioneers in Paediatric Infectious Diseases at the University of Oxford, London. Dr. Archana has also completed her Fellowship In Paediatric Infectious Diseases (IAP) from Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bangalore, India. Her pursuit of excellence led her to various certifications like "Wiser Immunisers: Vaccination Course For Health Professionals" and "Antibiotic Management Course" by ESPID. 

Dr. Archana M also holds an "Advanced Certificate in Infection Prevention and Control" from Apollo Medvarsity and has achieved Provider-level certifications in Basic and Advanced Life Support for children. Her contributions to medical research are noteworthy, having served as a co-investigator for a Pfizer clinical trial focused on the safety of a pneumococcal vaccine in children. She's been recognized for her papers and posters presented at national and international conferences like ESPID, WSPID, and the Coalition against Typhoid. 

Dr. Archana's commitment to teaching and making medical knowledge better show up in her speeches, writing, and involvement with groups that handle doctors' stuff, like the Indian Medical Association (IMA), the Indian Academy of Pediatrics, or a professional group called ESPID. She has made it a goal to improve the prevention and treatment of Paediatric Infectious Diseases. She has also been contributing to her time to create awareness of these diseases in schools and other hospitals.

Dr. Archana M is a dedicated Consultant - Paediatric Infectious Diseases at Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bangalore. With a career spanning 15+ years, she has expertise in handling infections that kids might get while staying in hospitals (hospital-acquired infections), tropical Infections, infections in immunodeficient and immunocompromised patients, diseases like TB, HIV/AIDS, and preventing infections from spreading. She is also known for handling difficult cases, like when kids have weak defences against illnesses and suffer from prolonged fevers or need to use antibiotics with care. The doctor is also skilled at offering immunization to children in special situations or for travel purposes and works towards infection control for little kids. For her commitment to providing the best level of care, Dr. Archana M is widely regarded as the foremost Children Infectious Disease Doctor in Old Airport Road

Dr. Archana's academic journey includes prestigious stints, such as MBBS from Kempegowda Institute Of Medical Sciences, Bangalore, India, and DNB in Paediatrics from Masonic Medical Centre For Children (Trust Hospital), Coimbatore, India. She has also undergone a two-year training under pioneers in Paediatric Infectious Diseases at the University of Oxford, London. Dr. Archana has also completed her Fellowship In Paediatric Infectious Diseases (IAP) from Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bangalore, India. Her pursuit of excellence led her to various certifications like "Wiser Immunisers: Vaccination Course For Health Professionals" and "Antibiotic Management Course" by ESPID. 

Dr. Archana M also holds an "Advanced Certificate in Infection Prevention and Control" from Apollo Medvarsity and has achieved Provider-level certifications in Basic and Advanced Life Support for children. Her contributions to medical research are noteworthy, having served as a co-investigator for a Pfizer clinical trial focused on the safety of a pneumococcal vaccine in children. She's been recognized for her papers and posters presented at national and international conferences like ESPID, WSPID, and the Coalition against Typhoid. 

Dr. Archana's commitment to teaching and making medical knowledge better show up in her speeches, writing, and involvement with groups that handle doctors' stuff, like the Indian Medical Association (IMA), the Indian Academy of Pediatrics, or a professional group called ESPID. She has made it a goal to improve the prevention and treatment of Paediatric Infectious Diseases. She has also been contributing to her time to create awareness of these diseases in schools and other hospitals.