Narayana Hrudayalaya Ltd
Franklin Binoy Jestin is an experienced healthcare professional specializing in respiratory therapy, currently serving as the Lead of Adult Respiratory Services and Senior Respiratory Therapist at Narayana Health since April 2022. In addition to this role, Franklin is a Research Therapist at the Mazumdarshaw Foundation and previously worked as a Respiratory Therapist at Shridevi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Institute from October 2021 to September 2022. Franklin received clinical training at Narayana Health in 2019, focusing on emergency situations in the MICU. With a strong foundation in service, demonstrated through volunteer work with the National Service Scheme and as a cadet in the National Cadet Corps in India, Franklin holds a BSc in Respiratory Therapy from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences and has completed Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification from the American Heart Association in February 2023.
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Narayana Hrudayalaya Ltd
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Narayana Hrudayalaya Limited is an India-based holding company. The Company operates a network of hospitals, diagnostic centers, clinical centers or test laboratories. The Company operates through Medical and Healthcare Services business segment. The Company offers medical, surgery, and diagnostics and support services. The Company provides services in the areas of cardiology; orthopedics; cosmetic surgery; anesthesia; imaging and radiology; nutrition and dietetics; physiotherapy; renal transplant; thoracic surgery; pediatrics surgery; medical oncology; surgical gastroenterology; dermatology; hematology; rheumatology; neurology; psychiatry and psychology, and others. The Company operates a network of over 20 hospitals (multispecialty and super specialty healthcare facilities), approximately seven heart centers and over 20 primary care facilities (including clinics and information centers), across India and a hospital at Cayman Islands with approximately 5, 347 operational beds.