ECFMG-certified physician · USMLE Step 3 passed

Medicine grounded in trust, continuity, and access.

I am Dr. Yashvant Bodar, a physician shaped by rural community care, high-volume clinical settings, and health systems across India, Russia, and the United States. I am pursuing Family Medicine to care for patients across every stage of life.

“Partnering in Your Lifelong Health Journey.”
3health systems
4languages
100learners in a global Step 3 community
300patients reached at a community camp

01 · About

Care that starts by listening.

Growing up in a small village in Gujarat showed me how distance, cost, and limited resources can shape a family’s health long before they reach a clinic.

My training has taken me from medical school in Russia to a large public hospital in Ahmedabad, an independent primary care role in India, and clinical experiences in the United States. Across each setting, I learned to ask before assuming, explain plans in clear language, and adapt when the first approach does not work.

Outside medicine, you will often find me experimenting with vegetarian recipes, photographing landscapes, cityscapes, and sunsets, or tending to my garden plants.

01

Continuity

Following patients over time and making the next step practical.

02

Prevention

Using screening, counseling, and education before illness becomes a crisis.

03

Community

Building care around the realities of each patient and the place they call home.

02 · Experience

Clinical work across settings.

Primary care, hospital medicine, preventive care, and community health.

Sep 2026—Present

Primary Care · Brooklyn, New York

Visiting Medical Graduate, Central Brooklyn Physicians

Evaluate 4–5 patients daily in a diverse urban practice, communicate laboratory and imaging results, document in eClinicalWorks, and coordinate follow-up. Direct feedback has strengthened my judgment about selective testing and communication across language and cultural differences.

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Jul—Aug 2026

Family Medicine · Clermont, Florida

Visiting Medical Graduate, Lake America Family Physicians

Evaluated 5–6 patients daily across preventive care, chronic disease management, and geriatric medicine. Used shared decision-making for vaccine counseling, reviewed NSAID risks and alternative pain options, and presented on self-collected HPV testing.

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Jun 2025—Jul 2026

Primary Care · Sardhar, India

Primary Care General Practitioner, OM Hospital

Independently managed 10–15 patients daily from evaluation through treatment, referral, and follow-up. Built hands-on skills in wound suturing, fracture splinting, animal-bite care, ear irrigation, foreign-body removal, and cyst and lipoma excision.

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Apr—May 2025

Hospital Medicine · New Brunswick, New Jersey

Observer, St. Peter’s University Hospital

Participated in daily rounds, didactics, and grand rounds; presented a lower GI bleeding case with a structured differential and workup; practiced focused examinations in the simulation lab; and observed sepsis care, antibiotic de-escalation, and discharge planning.

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Feb—Mar 2025

Primary Care · Jersey City, New Jersey

Clinical Extern, NJ Primary Care

Evaluated 5–6 patients daily, reviewed charts, and presented cases with attending feedback. Counseled patients on weight management and preventive screening, performed ECGs and rapid respiratory testing, and helped organize the Let’s Save Maa screening initiative.

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Jul—Dec 2024

Hospital Medicine · Rajkot, India

Assistant Doctor, Lotus Hospital

Conducted pre-rounds and presented more than 10 inpatient cases daily, recognized concerning ECG and laboratory findings, coordinated specialty evaluation, and participated in supervised cardiac resuscitation.

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Jun 2023—Jun 2024

Rotating Internship · Ahmedabad & Rural Gujarat

B.J. Medical College & Rural Primary Healthcare Center

Evaluated approximately 15 patients daily in resource-limited rural primary care and rotated through a high-volume tertiary hospital. Managed heat-related illness, supported maternal and newborn care, led diabetes and hypertension screening, counseled vaccine-hesitant parents, and helped low-income patients access treatment.

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03 · Community work

Beyond the exam room.

Medicine has also meant organizing care, making screening easier to reach, and helping other learners move forward.

Village COVID Care Clinic

Helped convert a village school into a temporary clinic during the COVID surge, caring for more than 80 patients and coordinating hospital admission for over 25 who needed higher-level care.

Co-organizer & medical student volunteer · 2021

Free Health Camp

Coordinated 15 physicians and 30 volunteers to provide free care and medications for 300 patients in one day, including more than 40 ECGs and X-rays.

Organizer · OM Hospital

Step Together

Founded a self-organized USMLE study and mentorship community, coordinating discussions across time zones and growing a Step 3 group to nearly 100 learners with a weekly CCS club.

Founder & facilitator · 2021—Present

Let’s Save Maa

Helped organize a free mammography and Pap testing event, enrolling participants and supporting community outreach in Orange, New Jersey.

Community screening initiative · 2025

Vegetarian Food Venture

Co-founded a weekend venture in Russia selling samosas and vada pav, regularly selling out while social media generated roughly three-quarters of orders in advance.

Founder · 2021—2022

04 · Research

Research with clinical relevance.

Work spanning cardiovascular review and health-services research.

Poster presentation Oct 2026

Delayed Endoscopic Variceal Ligation in Esophageal Variceal Bleeding

Nationwide analysis of the impact of socioeconomic and hospital characteristics, scheduled for presentation at the ACG Annual Scientific Meeting in Nashville, Tennessee.

05 · Credentials

Education, certification & recognition.

Professional memberships include AAFP, AAPI, ACP, and the Southern Medical Association.

Medical degree
Orenburg State Medical University, 2022
Certification
ECFMG Certified · USMLE Step 3 Passed
Registration
Gujarat Medical Council, 2024
Life support
AHA BLS & ACLS, current through May 2028
Languages
English · Gujarati · Hindi · Russian
2024

Sardar Patel Bhavan Academic Honor

Recognized for ranking in the top 5% nationwide on India’s Foreign Medical Licensing Examination.

2022

COVID-19 Healthcare Hero Award

Community recognition for service in patient care, isolation support, and medical supply coordination.

2019

Award for Exceptional Service

Recognized for leading a hostel evacuation and helping control a fire before emergency personnel arrived.

06 · Contact

Let’s start a conversation.

I welcome conversations about Family Medicine residency and professional opportunities.