Yogita Shendge, Masters of Occupational Therapy, Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik, Maharashtra, India (2006-2009)
Yogita Shendge, Masters of Occupational Therapy, Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik, Maharashtra, India (2006-2009)

MedSight - Yogita Shendge

Insights into the Lives of Healthcare Professionals and Students. A Glimpse into the Life of Yogita Shendge
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Name: Yogita Shendge

Birth Place: Kolkata, India

Academic Qualification: Masters of Occupational Therapy, Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik, Maharashtra, India (2006-2009)

LLB, University of Mumbai (2013-2016)

Languages you speak/write: Speak- Hindi, Marathi, English, Gujarati

Write- Hindi, English, Marathi

Q

What do you do?

A

I am an Occupational therapist & an Entrepreneur.

Q

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

A

The best part of my profession is that it enables me to be a medium to bring tangible change in the physical functional independence of a person with restricted performance or inability to perform daily tasks because of any health concern- injury, trauma, disorder, disease, aging, birth defects. Also as an entrepreneur, my professional engagement enables me to influence budding occupational therapists to be an entrepreneur and we are working as a team to bring about a "MOVEMENT" in an attempt to create mass awareness and understanding of Occupational therapy services across the common man.

To answer the second question: I landed up accidentally into the profession I wasn't aware of Occupational Therapy when I joined the course in 2001 But as it said, either you do what you love or you love what you do, I chose the latter part and now I am happy to be an occupational therapist.

Q

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

A

Yes, I like reading. I read books related to entrepreneurship and mentorship. Currently, I am reading Sudha Murty's book, Three Thousand Stitches, and a book on Assistive technology related to my work, published via IITMRP.

Q

What is your favorite dish?

A

I love simple local food.

Q

How would your friends describe you?

A

Enthusiastic, Empathetic, Enterprising

Q

Your favorite subject(s)?

A

Finances, Marketing, Growth, Success, Leadership

Q

What is your least favorite subject(s)?

A

Daily soap

Q

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

A

I would like to and I do keep changing upgrading, developing, and evolving myself to be able to contribute to the Occupational therapy profession and professional development. I would be happy if I could influence or bring any good or positive change in the lives of people whom I work with and for whom I work with my very existence.

Q

If your journey was/were a movie, what would it be called?

A

Sambhav (kuch bhi possible ho sakta hai)

Q

What are you passionate about?

A

I am passionate about work, food and family.

Q

Best/memorable moment

A

There are many. One of them that I can think of right now is whenever I am referred to as a SELF-MADE PROFESSIONAL amongst budding professionals by a professional leader.

Q

What do you love to do in your leisure time?

A

I like cooking, watching movies or just sitting by the window and enjoying the state of reverie.

Q

What do you hate the most?

A

I hate when someone behaves inhumanely.

Q

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

A

I think I'd be a lawyer as I believe I have good investigative, analytical, and debating skills. I would have loved to be a fashion designer & be in the garment industry too.

Q

What is your dream travel destination?

A

I have not really thought much about it. I am happy to travel anywhere with people whom I love, respect, and enjoy.

Q

Where and what  kind of workplace would you like to work in future?

A

I would like to associate with Top Corporate Hospitals in Mumbai as my Franchise and if I could manage it successfully (which I think is possible- Sambhav), then spread it across the nation & globe.

Q

Finally, a Quote you relate to.

A

"Things you do know don't mean they don't exist" "Manjil mil hi jayegi bhatake hi sahi- gumrah toh woh hain Jo Ghar se nikle hi nahi"

Q

What else would you like to tell about yourself?

A

I am a simple, caring, people-oriented person I have always loved to be with people who are tough & not so easy to deal with as it brings about growth in myself as a person. I have a voracious interest in constantly working on self-development both personally and professionally I love sharing my journey, stories, and experiences with my team members. I believe in enormous appreciation and acknowledgement of people contributing, even in a minute way to my life I believe in teamwork both personally and professionally.

(MedSight/Yogita Shendge/Dr. Parul Soni Verma)

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