Teacher seeks treatment from ex-student, doctor calls it her biggest reward
India Today
Dr Pratibha Nikhar Juneja shares a heartfelt account of treating her former medical college teacher, describing the moment as both special and deeply meaningful.
Some moments quietly define a career; like the day a teacher returns, not to teach, but to trust. For Dr Pratibha Nikhar Juneja, that moment arrived when her former HOD walked into her clinic as a patient.
Dr Juneja shared a heartfelt video on Instagram, recounting the emotional experience of treating her former mentor, Dr. B. D. Gupta, who had served as the Head of the Forensic Medicine department during her medical college years. What made the moment truly special was not just the reunion, but the quiet trust it symbolised.
In her caption, Dr Juneja described how her teacher, someone from whom she once learned the foundations of medicine, had now placed his faith in her abilities as a doctor.
“The person from whom I once learned medicine, today trusted me with his health,” she wrote, reflecting on the weight and beauty of that role reversal. For many professionals, especially in fields like medicine, such moments carry an emotional depth that goes beyond routine success.
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