Mamatha Punjala

Dr. Mamatha Punjala is solving complex problems in anesthesiology as an Assistant Professor at Yale New Haven Hospital. With a medical degree from the University of Bombay, Dr. Punjala honed her expertise during her residency at Maimonides Medical Center in New York. Since joining the Yale School of Medicine faculty in 2001, she has been a pivotal figure in advancing the field of anesthesiology. Dr. Punjala's clinical interests are centered around both inpatient and ambulatory surgical care, with a specialized focus on Regional Anesthesia. Her work in this area has contributed to improved patient outcomes and enhanced procedural efficiency. Her dedication to the field is evident in her commitment to integrating innovative techniques and evidence-based practices into her clinical work. In addition to her focus on Regional Anesthesia, Dr. Punjala has significant experience in Pediatric Anesthesia. Her passion for pediatric care extends beyond the hospital setting, as she has actively participated in international medical missions. Through these missions, she has provided essential surgical care to children in underserved regions, demonstrating her commitment to global health and the well-being of young patients. Dr. Punjala's contributions to the field of anesthesiology are not limited to her clinical practice. She is also involved in research and education, mentoring the next generation of anesthesiologists and contributing to the academic community. Her work continues to impact both her immediate community and the broader field of medicine, reflecting her dedication to advancing healthcare and improving patient care worldwide.