Brig (Dr) Amit Sreen: Advancing Neurological Excellence in the Armed Forces Medical Services
Brig (Dr) Amit Sreen is a distinguished neurologist, physician, researcher, and senior officer of the Indian Army Medical Corps, currently serving as the Commandant of Military Hospital Jhansi. With decades of experience in clinical neurology, academic medicine, military healthcare administration, and medical research, he has established himself as one of the prominent neurological specialists within the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS). He has also served as the Head of the Department of Neurology at the prestigious Army Hospital (Research & Referral), New Delhi, the apex tertiary care referral center of the Armed Forces Medical Services.
A highly accomplished medical professional, Brig (Dr) Sreen holds MD and DNB (Neurology) qualifications and has been awarded several prestigious fellowships, including FICP, MNAMS, FIMSA, FIACM, FISH, and FICN. These distinctions reflect his contributions to medicine, neurology, clinical research, and healthcare leadership.
Throughout his career, Brig (Dr) Sreen has demonstrated expertise in the diagnosis and management of complex neurological disorders, including stroke, epilepsy, headache disorders, movement disorders, neuroimmunological diseases, neuromuscular conditions, and neurodegenerative illnesses. His clinical practice has been guided by evidence-based medicine and a commitment to improving neurological outcomes for patients.
Prior to his appointment at Military Hospital Jhansi, Brig (Dr) Sreen served as Head of Department and Neurologist at Military Hospital Jalandhar, where he played a significant role in advancing specialist neurological services and academic activities. His leadership in tertiary-care military hospitals has contributed to strengthening neurological care for serving personnel, veterans, and their families.
Brig (Dr) Sreen is also recognized for his contributions to medical research. His published work includes studies on young ischemic stroke and the evaluation of prothrombotic risk factors in Indian patients, helping to improve understanding of stroke patterns and prevention strategies in younger populations. He has also contributed to research examining the clinico-etiological profile and neuroimaging characteristics of adults presenting with first-episode seizures, providing valuable insights for physicians and neurologists managing seizure disorders.
As Commandant of Military Hospital Jhansi, Brig (Dr) Sreen combines clinical expertise with strategic healthcare leadership. He oversees the delivery of comprehensive medical services while ensuring operational readiness, quality assurance, patient safety, and continuous professional development within the institution. His role reflects the growing importance of specialist-led hospital administration in modern military healthcare systems.
Beyond patient care and administration, Brig (Dr) Sreen remains actively engaged in academic medicine, mentoring young physicians and contributing to the advancement of neurosciences within the Armed Forces. His career exemplifies the highest standards of medical professionalism, military service, and lifelong learning.
Through his dedication to neurological sciences, research excellence, and healthcare leadership, Brig (Dr) Amit Sreen continues to make meaningful contributions to both military medicine and the broader Indian medical community. His work stands as an example of how clinical excellence and service leadership can come together to improve healthcare outcomes and advance medical knowledge.