Surgeon Vice Admiral Arti Sarin has created history by becoming the first woman officer to take over as the Director General, Armed Forces Medical Services (DGAFMS), as of October 1, 2024! 👏🌟
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Trailblazing Career Path 🌍
With an impressive career spanning 38 years, Vice Admiral Sarin has held prestigious roles across the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force. Her appointments include:
- DG Medical Services (Navy) ⚓
- DG Medical Services (Air) ✈️
- Director & Commandant of the esteemed Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), Pune.
Having completed her MD in Radiodiagnosis from AFMC Pune and trained in Radiation Oncology and Gamma Knife Surgery, she has dedicated herself to both academic excellence and leadership in military medicine.
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A Stellar Journey of Achievements 💼
From serving as Professor & Head of Radiation Oncology at top hospitals to commanding major medical units like INHS Asvini, Vice Admiral Sarin has served in all three branches of the Indian Armed Forces—a rare distinction.
Her incredible dedication to patient care and her leadership have been recognized with numerous awards:
- Ati Vishist Seva Medal (2024) 🎖️
- Vishist Seva Medal (2021) 🎖️
- Commendations from Chiefs of Army, Navy, and General Officer Commanding.
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A Beacon for Nari Shakti Initiative ⚡
Surgeon Vice Admiral Sarin is not just an accomplished medical professional but also a role model for young women in the Armed Forces. She’s a proud advocate of the Nari Shakti initiative, inspiring women to break barriers and pursue leadership roles in the defense sector. 💪👩⚕️
In her new role, she will continue shaping the medical policies for the Armed Forces, providing invaluable contributions to the Ministry of Defence and the medical community. 🏥
A huge salute to her path-breaking achievements! 🙌
Stay tuned for more updates on her incredible journey. ✨