Bhavya Pahwa
About Bhavya Pahwa
Bhavya Pahwa serves as the National Head of the International Youth Neuroscience Association and has a diverse background in medical education and public health initiatives. With experience in various organizations, including the Asian Medical Students' Association and the Indian Medical Association, Pahwa has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing health education and advocacy.
Work at International Youth Neuroscience Association
Currently, Bhavya Pahwa serves as the National Head of the International Youth Neuroscience Association. In this role, she has been active since 2020, contributing to the association's mission of promoting neuroscience among youth. Her leadership focuses on engaging young minds in neuroscience discussions and initiatives.
Education and Expertise
Bhavya Pahwa studied at the University College of Medical Sciences and G.T.B Hospital, where she earned a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from 2019 to 2024. Additionally, she attended the University of Oxford for the Autumn School of Neuroscience in 2020, enhancing her knowledge in the field. Her academic background supports her strong interest in neurosciences and cancers.
Background
Bhavya Pahwa completed her schooling at DAV Public School in Amritsar, where she studied from 2004 to 2019. Her early education laid the foundation for her future pursuits in medicine and neuroscience. She has been involved in various organizations and initiatives that focus on health education and advocacy.
Achievements
Bhavya Pahwa has been recognized for her contributions to science and health education. She was a finalist in the Google Science Fair in 2016 and won the MIT Grand Hack in the Science Communication category. Her involvement in diverse projects, such as ASTITVA and workshops on Comprehensive Sex Education, showcases her commitment to public health.
Leadership Roles
Bhavya has held several leadership positions, including President of Illuminous - The Medical Quiz Association from 2020 to 2022 and State Coordinator for The White Coat Project in New Delhi. She also served as General Secretary for Medical Students for Choice in AMSA India. These roles reflect her dedication to medical education and community engagement.