Doctor Manoj Kumar Goel

Specialty : Pulmonology
Designation: PULMONOLOGY UNIT HEAD & DIRECTOR
Fortis Hospital Gurgaon.

About The Doctor

MBBS in 1988 and MD in 1992, both from what is now King George’s Medical University in Lucknow; a diploma in interventional pulmonary medicine from the University of Lille in France. Fellow in Sleep Medicine from Prince Royal Alfred Hospital in Sydney, Australia, and Fellow in Intensive Care Medicine from Erasme University Hospital in Brussels, Belgium. He is a fellow of the Indian Association of Bronchology, the National College of Chest Physicians, and the Indian Sleep Disorders Association. American Heart Association-certified Advanced Cardiac Life Support Provider. At Royal Brisbane Women Hospital in Brisbane, Australia, Dr. Goel received training in endobronchial ultrasound guided techniques such as EBUS-TBNA and Radial Probe Ultrasound guided EBUS-RP biopsy of the lung lesion, particularly employing Cryo Biopsy technology. Various prominent national conferences in India on pulmonology, bronchology, critical care, and sleep medicine have featured guest speakers, course directors, faculty, and chair people. As a member of the organizing committee for important conferences, workshops, and symposiums on pulmonology, bronchology, critical care, and sleep medicine held in Delhi, he has played a significant role. As a Course Director, Dr. Goel has organized a large number of conferences, symposiums, and workshops in Delhi and around the nation. He was one of the pioneers in India who introduced noninvasive ventilation and sleep medicine. He created an intensive care unit (ICU) training program for bronchoscopists in India. 25 of his articles have appeared in national and international journals. For his work on pulmonary interventions, he has received a national award from the National College of Chest Physicians. He was once an executive member of the Delhi and NCR chapters of the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine. Particular Interests Systemic pulmonary diseases, bronchoscopy, EBUS bronchoscopy, medical thoracoscopy, cryobiopsy, and interventional pulmonology Asthma, chronic lung disease, and acute lung disease are challenging to treat.