Marengo Asia Hospitals, Gurugram, has taken a major leap in its critical care capabilities with the appointment of Dr Pooja Wadwa as Clinical Director of Critical Care Medicine and Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) Specialist. With over 12 years of extensive experience in critical care, Dr Pooja’s leadership marks a key milestone in the hospital's commitment to providing cutting-edge patient care.

Previously a pivotal figure at Fortis Memorial Research Institute, she is widely recognised for her expertise in ECMO and her contribution to raising critical care standards. Her addition to Marengo Asia Hospitals is set to enhance the hospital's critical care services, benefiting patients and elevating healthcare outcomes.

Dr Pooja’s arrival at Marengo Asia Hospitals signifies a renewed commitment to delivering world-class critical care services. As the leader of a highly skilled team of critical care professionals, Dr Pooja will play a pivotal role in advancing the hospital’s critical care infrastructure.

A key focus of her leadership will be the integration of digital ICU technologies, an innovation that allows for continuous, real-time monitoring of patients using advanced sensors and remote capabilities. This system provides a 360-degree view of each patient's condition, enabling faster interventions and improved accuracy in decision-making.

During her career, she has spearheaded several cutting-edge initiatives in critical care and ECMO, significantly improving survival rates and patient outcomes. Her pioneering work in developing ECMO treatment protocols has garnered widespread recognition, establishing her as one of the most sought-after specialists in the country.