Dr. Abhay Mane, MBBS, MD(Pharmacology) from University of Bedfordshire, UK (2012-2013) MBA from Carlson School of Management, USA (2022-2024) 
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Med-Sight - Dr. Abhay Mane

Insights into the Lives of Healthcare Professionals and Students. A Glimpse into the Life of Dr. Abhay Mane.

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Name: Dr. Abhay Mane

Birth Place: Mumbai, India

Educational Qualification: MBBS from Stavropol State Medical University, Russia (2006-2012)

MD Pharmacology from University of Bedfordshire, UK (2012-2013)

MBA from Carlson School of Management, Minneapolis, USA (2022-2024)

Languages you speak or write: English, Russian, Marathi, Hindi

  1. What do you do?

    I am currently pursuing my full-time MBA in the US and have previously worked as a pharmaceutical physician in medical affairs for over 8 years.

  2. What’s the best part of your profession? What made you choose this profession?

    The best part of my profession is its niche nature and the potential it offers for doctors and life sciences graduates. I have always sought non-traditional paths in my life and have been eager to explore different opportunities. I chose this profession because I believe that the life sciences industry needs both scientific expertise and business acumen.

  3. Do you like reading? What was the last thing you read?

    Yes, I enjoy reading, especially fiction. The last book I read was "The Underground Railroad" by Colson Whitehead.

  4. What is your favorite dish?

    My favorite dish is Baklava.

  5. How would your friends describe you?

    My friends would describe me as loyal, cheerful, and dependable.

  6. Who would you like to travel with?

    Family, Alone

  7. Mention your favorite subjects.

    Math and Statistics

  8. What is your least favorite subject?

    History and English

  9. What’s something you wish to change about the world?

    One thing I wish to change about the world is to make it a more equal place, promoting equality in all aspects such as gender, sexuality, gender identities, race, and more.

  10. If your journey were a movie, what would it be called?

    If my journey were a movie, it would be called "Eat Pray Love."

  11. What are you passionate about?

    I am passionate about exploring different cultures and the field of medicine, of course.

  12. Best/memorable moment?

    One of the most memorable moments for me is every time I see my parents waiting for me at the international airport upon my arrival.

  13. What do you love to do in your leisure time?

    In my leisure time, I love to read, watch movies, travel, go out with friends, and cook.

  14. If given a choice, what alternate career would you have opted for?

    If I had chosen an alternate career, I might have considered becoming a lawyer as I enjoy logical arguments.

  15. What do you hate the most?

    Hate is indeed a strong word, but I do have a strong dislike for ignorance in people. Unfortunately, there is a significant amount of ignorance present in our society. I firmly believe that individuals should never confine themselves to their own perspectives and should always seek to broaden their horizons and gain diverse experiences.

  16. What is your dream travel destination?

    My dream travel destination is Buenos Aires and Argentina.

  17. Where would you like to work in the future?

    In the future, I would love to work in the biopharma industry. I prefer organizations that are scientifically driven and prioritize innovation.

  18. Finally, a quote you relate to:

    A quote I relate to is "It always seems impossible until it's done" by Nelson Mandela.

  19. What else would you like to tell about yourself?

    I appreciate and value various cultures and diversity. For me, the main purpose of traveling is to explore different cultures and experience diverse cuisines.

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