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About Wajeeha


Hello , 

I am Dr.Wajeeha. I am emergency physician from India. I LOVE Emergency Medicine! I believe I am born to change and save lives . Emergency Medicine is the source of my adrenaline, dopamine and serotonin. My life mantra is to save more lives.I started my journey in medical school in 2011 there has not been looking back ever since then.


 I Love taking lead during a code , party and projects. New to the sharktank of leadership. I work with the sun and blog with the night. 


My goofups are a source of my inspiration. I also like to take cues from others mistakes. Life is too short to make same mistake twice.So , yeah if you're reading about my goof ups ... Beware!


Life is a stressful affair. Emergency Medicine wears the crown of all time stressful field . Sometimes, I am mind blown and sometimes my mind blows off. You can see how badly your sense of humour also can get affected. 


Signing up for my blog is signing up for a rant. All time turned on. You are likely to forget where you started.


So far so much.

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