Dr. J D Mukherjee

Dr. J D Mukherjee is a highly qualified neurologist with an impressive academic background. He holds MBBS, MD in Internal Medicine and DM in Neurology. He currently works as the chief director of neurology, Dr. Mukherjee has accumulated more than 40 years of practical experience and has received three prestigious awards in the field of neurology. Dr. JD Mukherjee is a Senior Neurologist at Max Super Specialty Hospital based in Saket, New Delhi. Throughout his career, he has developed extensive expertise in evaluating and treating various neurological conditions, including stroke, critical care neurology, headache, movement disorders and multiple sclerosis. Before joining Max Healthcare, Dr. JD Mukherjee was a Senior Lecturer at Army Research and Referral Hospital, Delhi. This experience significantly contributed to his expertise in critical care neurology and allowed him to excel in his field. Dr. JD Mukherjee is a prolific researcher and author with numerous national and international publications. He has also delivered several lectures on neurology in India and abroad. Dr. Mukherjee has been actively involved in various research projects under the Armed Forces Medical Research Committee (AFMRC) and is currently involved in several drug trials. His dedication to the advancement of neurology earned him recognition, including the Chief of Army Staff in 2004 and the GOC-in-C (Western Command) award twice. In addition, his paper titled "Stroke in the Young" won the Best Scientific Paper Award in the Neurology Platform Presentation Section at APICON 2005 in Mumbai. Expertise, Dr. JD Mukherjee's work in treating multiple sclerosis, was recognized by the Government of India, and he was invited as an expert in this field. He also completed specialized training in the treatment of multiple sclerosis in Switzerland. The achievements and contributions of Dr. Mukherjee's record in his area of specialization are highly commendable, and he is widely recognized in the field for his extensive knowledge and expertise.