Sangeeta Krishna, MD

Sangeeta Krishna, MD, joined Cleveland Clinic as Staff Pediatrician and Medical Director of the Pediatric Inpatient Service and Normal Newborn Nursery at Cleveland Clinic's Hillcrest Hospital in September 2007. The service was enhanced at that time to provide round-the-clock in-house physician coverage.

Dr. Krishna attended medical school at University of Delhi in New Delhi, India, and completed a residency at the University of Louisville, Ky. She has wide-ranging experience in outpatient, inpatient and emergency room pediatric medicine. She has also completed a Masters in Health Administration from Warren National University.

Education & Professional Highlights

Appointed
2007

Education & Fellowships

Graduate School - Warren National University
Masters in Health Administration
Agoura Hills, CA USA
2007

Residency - Kosair Children's Hospital
Pediatrics
Louisville, KY USA
2000

Internship - Children's Hospital of Austin
Pediatrics
Austin, TX USA
1998

Medical Education - Lady Hardinge Medical College & Associated Hospitals
New Delhi,
1989

Additional Training

Masters in Health Administration

Professional Highlights

Dr Krishna is board-certified in pediatrics and has a special interest in evidence-based medicine. She is the fellowship director for Pediatric Hospital Medicine.

Certifications

Pediatrics
Pediatrics - Pediatric Hospital Medicine

Specialty Interests

inpatient pediatrics, evidence based medicine

Awards & Honors

Distinguished Educator
Scholarship in Teaching

Memberships

American Academy of Pediatrics
Section of International Child Health
Section of Hospital Medicine

Research & Publications

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