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Dr. RR Dutta - Head of Department

Dr. R R DUTTA

Head Of Department - INTERNAL MEDICINE

MD (medicine)MBBS

Paras Health Gurugram

About Dr. R R Dutta

Dr. R. R. Dutta, MD (Medicine), MBBS, serves as the Head of the Department of Internal Medicine at Paras Health in Gurgaon. With over two decades of experience, Dr. Dutta is renowned for his expertise in internal medicine, particularly in the areas of bone marrow and stem cell transplantation. His commitment to advancing medical knowledge is evident through his extensive research contributions and presentations at prestigious conferences. Dr. Dutta's dedication to patient care and his innovative approaches make him a trusted figure in the medical community, with a track record of excellence in diagnosing and treating complex medical conditions. 

 

Specialization and Expertise: 

  • Internal Medicine 
  • Bone Marrow Transplantation 
  • Stem Cell Transplantation 

 

Certifications: 

  • Specialized Training in Bone Marrow Transplantation 
  • Advanced Certification in Internal Medicine 
  • Expertise in Hickman Catheter Insertion 

 

Awards & Recognitions: 

  • Excellence in Medicine Award 
  • Recognition for Research Contributions 
  • Outstanding Service Award 

 

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Awards & Recognition

Paras Health
Excellence in Medicine Award
Paras Health
Recognition for Research Contributions
Paras Health
Outstanding Service Award

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