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Oral History Interview with Jagdish Sharma



DESCRIPTION
Dr. Jagdish Sharma had his early education in Jodhpur, India. He earned his medical degree (Bachelor of Medicine) from Jaipur, and MD in Internal Medicine after research in epidemic encephalitis. In 1960, Dr. Sharma started his first job as an Internist-in-Charge in the Medical Ward of Western Railway in Ajmer, India. He moved to U.S. in 1964 for residency in the Massachusetts General Hospital in Neurology. Dr. Sharma worked at the Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas, and in 1975, he started his own practice as a neurologist. He started the Indian Doctors Association, and was the group's president for the first two years. Dr. Sharma is also involved with the Texas Indo-Medical Physicians Society and the American Association of Physicians from India.

ADDITIONAL METADATA
Date: December 12, 2011
Type: Oral History
Creator: Foundation for India Studies Inc.
Contributor: Nik Nikam
Location: Houston, TX

PROVENANCE
Holding Institution: Houston Metropolitan Research Center
Collection: Foundation for India Studies Indo-American Oral History Project (Houston)
Item History: 2020-12-01 (created); 2020-12-01 (modified)

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