Dr. Minesh Mehta

Dr. Minesh Jayantilal Mehta is a highly experienced Critical Care Consultant with over two decades of expertise in managing critically ill patients. His proficiency in intensive care, emergency medicine, and advanced life support has made him a trusted name in Ahmedabad’s medical community. Dr. Mehta has been associated with leading multi-specialty hospitals, offering specialized critical care management for life-threatening conditions.

• B.B.S. – P.S. Medical College, Sardar Patel University (1996)
• D. (Medicine) – P.S.M. College, S.P. University, Karamsad (2001)
• Diploma in Critical Care Medicine – Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine (ISCCM), Mumbai (2004)
• Fellow of Critical Care Medicine (FNB) – Ruby Hall Hospital, Pune & National Board, New Delhi (2006)

Dr. Mehta actively participates in national and international conferences to stay updated with advancements in critical care.

• BLS & ACLS Training – Symbiosis Institute of Health Science, Pune
• ATLS Course – International Conference on Multidisciplinary Approach to Patient Care, Mumbai
• Workshops on Mechanical Ventilation, Hemodynamic Monitoring & Therapy, and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) at leading institutes, including AIIMS and Tata Hospital
• FCCS Consultant & Course Director, conducting FCCS courses across the country.

• Dr. Mehta has worked at some of India’s most renowned hospitals, including:
• Bhatia Hospital & Hinduja Hospital, Mumbai (2002-2004)
• Ruby Hall Clinic, Pune (2004-2006)
• He served as a Critical Care Consultant across multiple leading multi-specialty hospitals in Ahmedabad, including Sheth Vadilal Sarabhai General Hospital, as an Honorary Intensivist.

• Recognized for his exceptional contribution to Critical Care Medicine in Ahmedabad
• Key investigator and principal coordinator for international drug trials in sepsis and thromboprophylaxis

• Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine (ISCCM)
• National Board of Examination (FNB – Critical Care)

• Intensive care management for critical illnesses
• Advanced hemodynamic monitoring
• Sepsis and multi-organ failure treatment
• Mechanical ventilation and respiratory support
• Emergency trauma and cardiac life support

Dr. Mehta has contributed to numerous studies and international clinical trials, including:

• Study on Snake Bite Cases at P.S. Medical College & Shree Krishna Hospital
• Paper on Diabetes Mellitus Complications presented at the Gujarat Physician Annual Conference
• Poster Presentation on Methemoglobinemia at AIIMS, New Delhi
• International Drug Trials on sepsis and enoxaparin prophylaxis as a principal coordinator
• First case report on Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever in India, published in The Lancet Journal.