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Dr Mohit's broader career history spanned academic involvement, research activity, operational leadership, and advisory participation across diverse international contexts. This included prior employment within a JCI-accredited tertiary-care hospital in the Middle East, where he was involved in departmental administration and management, along with related responsibilities, academic appointments as Associate Professor and Lecturer at institutions in Africa and China, and a previous Affiliate Faculty association in Canada. He has contributed to a multi-round Delphi consultation undertaken within the Cochrane Informed Health Choices (REASONED) project. He is further involved in academic collaboration in a co-investigator capacity within an academic research setting. In India, his experience included a management role within the lifestyle wellness segment of a corporate group, alongside leadership involvement in pre-opening and operational functions across South Asia and the Middle East. Within institutional settings in Africa, his leadership contributions included committee-based roles such as Secretary of a Committee, Secretary of a Laboratory Establishment Committee, and membership on additional institutional committees. While based in the Middle East, he remained involved in independent research and collaborative work within the research domain. He has previously contributed to advisory-oriented discussions related to organisational strategic planning across diverse international contexts. Through a formal departmental memorandum of understanding, undertaken during his tenure in Africa, with an industrial group operating within a structured industrial ecosystem, he contributed to strategic initiatives and supported cross-sector collaboration and research exchange. He previously served as a committee member of the Institutional Review Board (IRB) and as a voting member of the Appeals Board within a formal institutional setting. Dr Mohit holds memberships and affiliations, across different categories, with several professional and scholarly organisations, including Chartered Member status.
He was previously invited to contribute in honorary capacities within formal institutional and community settings. These included service as an Honorary Collaborative Advisor with a department at a public institution in Africa, as well as service as an Honorary Community Engagement Mentor supporting psychoeducation, disability, and inclusion-focused programmes with a special-needs organisation in Africa. He received an invitation to participate, in an honorary and advisory capacity, in Board of Studies-related discussions for a specific domain at a centre operating under a UK-based institution in the Middle East. In addition, he participated in the ODS Nepal delegation in an observational and engagement-oriented capacity. He contributed as an External Consultant Advisor to a community service initiative operating under the guidance of the Vice President for Research and Community Services at a public institution in Africa. All such roles were institution-specific, time-bound, and independent of this, including those undertaken in honorary and voluntary capacities, across academic as well as other institutional domains. These roles were institution-specific and do not form part of the current non-advisory engagement format.
Dr Mohit participated in community service and social-impact initiatives across Africa, India, Nepal, in the Middle East, and China, contributing to programmes focused on well-being and education-focused initiatives. His work supported eye health initiatives, autism-related programmes, education awareness activities, and creative community initiatives for children and adolescents. He served as a Founding Member during the formative phase of a non-commercial, service-oriented community club in Africa. His contributions in industrial settings included supporting cross-cultural workforce adaptation to enhance organisational functioning. Alongside volunteering in education-driven campaigns, he provided honorary advisory and mentorship support for psychoeducation, empowerment, disability support, and art therapy initiatives. His involvement further included supporting student wellbeing activities within higher education environments and co-leading educational awareness projects benefiting students, reflecting a sustained commitment to community development across multiple regions. He received early-stage nomination in a community service recognition and was selected for Phase 1 of another prestigious and competitive initiative. He has also submitted contributions to a global innovation-focused initiative. His personal interests are shaped by sustained curiosity and a quiet creative impulse. This profile is provided for informational and contextual purposes. Services offered through this platform are limited to curated, non-clinical, experience-led engagements in reflective and human-centred contexts and do not constitute psychological, medical, or other regulated professional services. All qualifications, roles, and affiliations referenced are contextual, institution-specific, and not a basis for clinical or regulatory reliance. Certain details have been omitted in accordance with privacy considerations.
