About
I'm a second-year Bachelor in Health Informatics (BHI) student at Kathmandu University, based in Dhulikhel (28 Kilo), though I'm originally from Kathmandu. I got into this field because I wanted to work somewhere between healthcare and technology, and health informatics let me do both without picking just one.
So far I've volunteered at an international conference on digital ethics, gone through hands-on training in delay-tolerant networking for remote and environmental monitoring, worked on a chronic disease management system with my department, and pitched an idea at a national innovation competition. I'm currently working on a research paper as well.
Outside of coursework, I'm usually either travelling somewhere, out riding with the TVS riders' group, or singing badly to unwind after a long day.
- Program
- BHI (Bachelor in Health Informatics), Kathmandu University
- Status
- 2nd Year, 2nd Semester
- Academic record
- 4.0 GPA across three semesters
- Based in
- Dhulikhel, 28 Kilo, Nepal (originally from Kathmandu)
Outside of class
Skills
Projects
Chronic Disease Management & Tracking System
A digital health system built with the department to help track and manage chronic disease patients, addressing real-world clinical data needs. Presented as part of a project defense in Teku, and covered in a departmental LinkedIn post.
Delay-Tolerant Network Training Project
Hands-on work with Raspberry Pi networking, ION DTN software, and IoT sensor systems during a 5-day ICTP workshop, including exposure to the Trishuli River sensor network for environmental monitoring.
Research Paper
Currently finalizing a research paper ahead of submission for publication. Details and link will be added once it's ready.
Experience & activities
Conference post
Read the KU writeup
See the post
See the announcement
Get in touch
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