Ganesh Neupane
School/Division: Preclinical Sciences
Courses: Pharmacology
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After graduating in dental surgery from B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Dharan, Nepal, Dr. Neupane completed his residency in pharmacology and therapeutics at Nepalgunj Medical College Teaching Hospital, Kohalpur. He then earned his MD in Clinical Pharmacology from Kathmandu University, Nepal.
After this, Dr. Neupane joined Nepalgunj Medical College Teaching Hospital where he was a full-time faculty member and an assistant professor in the Department of Pharmacology. Dr. Neupane also worked as a founder faculty and assistant professor in the Department of Pharmacology at Maldives National University Male before joining Medical University of Americas.
He is an experienced teacher in several teaching modalities including the USMLE style. He has participated and presented his papers in many conferences and workshops. His research interests are drug utilization study, autonomic pharmacology, and medical education. He has published many manuscripts and abstracts in peer-reviewed national and international journals and abstract books.
Qualifications
MUA's curriculum, developed by faculty in North America, aligns closely with the rigorous training provided by top-tier U.S. and Canadian medical institutions. The program spans ten semesters, balancing intensive academic and clinical study across Basic Sciences and Clinical Sciences.