Years active 1986-present Name Nandini Mundkur | Role Paediatrician | |
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Known for Early Childhood InterventionChild Development Profession Developmental Paediatrics Notable prizes Manthan Asia award in 2008Rotary Excellence Award in 1998Ashoka Fellowship Award in 1986Sathya Gupta Award in 1978 | ||
Specialism Developmental disorder | ||
How to approach a child with language delay dr nandini mundkur
Dr Nandini Mundkur is one of India’s developmental paediatricians who has done pioneering work in the field of early detection and intervention services for developmental disorders.
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- How to approach a child with language delay dr nandini mundkur
- Dr nandini mundkur a phenomenal woman in the field of autism
- Life and career
- Contributions
- Awards and recognition
- Recent Projects Undertaken
- References
Dr nandini mundkur a phenomenal woman in the field of autism
Life and career
Born in a traditional Tamilian household in Tiruvallur, Tamil Nadu in 1949. She completed her MBBS from Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi in 1972 and went on to complete her MD (Doctor of Medicine) in Paediatrics in 1977 from the same college. She practiced as a paediatrician during her early career while pursuing a keen interest in the field of developmental studies. She underwent a course in Vojta’s Early Diagnosis and Therapy in Oct 1989. She is also a Fellow of American Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine (FAACP and DM).
She currently practices in Bangalore at Jayanagar and Malleshwaram.
Contributions
She spearheaded the awareness-building and creation of early intervention tools in the field of developmental paediatrics in India.
She founded the Centre for Child Development and Disabilities in the year 2006. The centre has been treating children with a wide range of developmental problems in areas of physical, mental, language, and learning abilities, from birth to adolescence. The centre also runs a school that practices early intervention services for children.
Dr Nandini Mundkur is the director of International Children’s Peace Council (ICPC) and her current work in ICPC involves working in Social Emotional Learning programs for children across the country.
As a director at the Sackhumvit Trust, she has undertaken a program “Learn Math with Fun“ via satellite for children across rural Karnataka (India).
Awards and recognition
Sathya Gupta Award for Social Pediatrics – 1978