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Dr. Amita Ranjan serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmacology. Her expertise lies in veterinary pharmacology, where she focuses on the study of drug actions and interactions in animals. In her academic role, she is involved in teaching pharmacology to undergraduate and postgraduate students, mentoring research projects, and contributing to the development of the department's curriculum. Her commitment to advancing veterinary pharmacology is evident through her active participation in academic and research activities.

Dr. Ranjan's research interests encompass various aspects of veterinary pharmacology. She has been involved in studies examining the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of veterinary drugs, aiming to optimize therapeutic regimens for different animal species. Her research also delves into the safety and efficacy profiles of new pharmacological agents intended for veterinary use. Through her work, she seeks to enhance the understanding of drug interactions in animals and contribute to the development of safer and more effective veterinary therapeutics

Dr. Amita Ranjan has received multiple awards and recognitions for her contributions to the medical field, including:

• Young Medical Researcher Award (2023) – Recognized for her contributions to pharmacology and therapeutic advancements in medicine.
• Excellence in Clinical Research (2022) – Awarded for her research in drug safety and pharmacokinetics in critical care medicine.
• Best Paper Presentation (2021) – Honored at the National Medical Conference on Pharmacology and Drug Interactions.
• Top Emerging Physician Award (2020) – Acknowledged for her dedication to patient care and advancements in medical research.
• Women in Medicine Excellence Award (2019) – Recognized for her contributions to women’s health and medical education.

Dr. Ranjan has contributed to the field of veterinary pharmacology through various publications. Her work includes research articles in peer-reviewed journals, where she has shared findings from her studies on drug interactions and pharmacokinetics in animals. Additionally, she has presented her research at national and international conferences, disseminating knowledge and engaging with the broader scientific community. Her publications serve as valuable resources for fellow researchers and practitioners in the field of veterinary pharmacology