Healthcare and Research

Compassion in care, clarity in research.

I am Srinidhi B.M., a medical and psychiatric social work professional focused on transplant coordination, psychosocial support, mental-health research, and community engagement for healthcare teams and organisations.

Transplant coordination Psychosocial assessment Mental-health research
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Brief introduction

A calm, credible portfolio that combines clinical coordination, research presentation, and community-facing work.

Focus

Ethical, people-centred care

Vision

Bridge clinical practice and mental-health advocacy

Who I Am

A professional journey grounded in care, research, and community.

I work at the intersection of clinical coordination and human support, helping patients and families navigate complex transplant journeys with clarity, empathy, and ethical attention. My practice brings together psychosocial assessment, counselling support, and collaboration with multidisciplinary healthcare teams.

Alongside practice, I pursue research that deepens understanding of mental health, digital wellbeing, and community contexts. My long-term vision is to help close gaps in mental-health services for marginalised communities through practice, advocacy, education, and research.

Core values

Compassion that respects dignity and context.
Clarity in documentation, communication, and follow-through.
Research that stays connected to lived realities.

Professional Experience

Clinical coordination shaped by teamwork, documentation, and emotional support.

My current role in heart and lung transplant coordination requires care across multiple touchpoints: psychosocial assessment, counselling support, coordination between families and healthcare teams, and careful ethical documentation.

Current role

Heart and Lung Transplant Coordinator at KIMS Hospitals, Bengaluru, supporting patients and families throughout complex transplant processes.

Field exposure

Professional training and exposure at NIMHANS, Spandana Health Care, Institute of Nephro-Urology, Nirashrithara Parihar Kendra, and Sparsha Trust.

Community work

NSS volunteering from 2019 to 2022 across mental-health awareness, rural development, cancer education, drug-abuse prevention, and outreach.

Recognition

Best Poster Award at the ISPSW Conference, conference presentations, and participation in international symposiums and national conferences.

Research Contributions

Dissertation

Digital usage and adolescent mental health

Postgraduate dissertation on the psychological effect of digital usage on mental health among adolescents.

Conference work

Rural rehabilitation centres

Research presentation at the NAPSWI Annual Conference, Odisha, in 2025.

Academic presence

Poster and symposium participation

Best Poster Award, youth addiction poster presentation, national conference participation, and international symposium exposure.

Community Impact

Community engagement that listens first and serves with respect.

My community work has included mental-health awareness, rural development, cancer education, drug-abuse prevention, and outreach through NSS volunteering. I value work that is practical, ethical, and connected to community needs.

This perspective continues to shape how I think about care: not only as a clinical process, but as a relationship built on trust, dignity, and shared understanding.

NSS focus

Mental-health awareness and outreach

Learning spaces

Rural development and cancer education

Prevention

Drug-abuse prevention and counselling awareness

Approach

Community engagement with clear ethical care

Educational Background

Training that bridges social work, mental health, and clinical care.

My education has given me a strong foundation in medical and psychiatric social work, social-science thinking, and applied field learning. I aim to keep building knowledge that supports people across clinical and community settings.

Postgraduate

Master of Social Work

Medical and Psychiatric Social Work, Bengaluru City University.

Undergraduate

Bachelor of Science

CBMi, Government Science College, Bengaluru.

Academic focus

Research and field learning

Dissertation work on digital usage and adolescent mental health, with broader interest in mental-health systems, adolescent wellbeing, and community care.

FAQ

Common questions about my work and interests.

What kind of opportunities am I open to?

Professional opportunities, research collaboration, academic discussions, conference invitations, healthcare collaborations, and community initiatives.

What areas does my work focus on?

Transplant coordination, psychosocial assessments, pre- and post-transplant counselling, mental-health research, and community engagement.

What should visitors know before reaching out?

This portfolio is intended to present my professional journey honestly and clearly. Please use the contact form for professional enquiries and collaboration ideas.

Connect With Me

For professional opportunities and research conversations.

If you are reaching out about a collaboration, conference invitation, academic discussion, healthcare initiative, or community project, please share a few details and I will follow up.

Primary action

Use the form to connect about research, healthcare collaboration, education, or community work.