Training/Conference

Attended both national and international neurology conferences covering various topics, including stroke, movement disorders, multiple sclerosis, and epilepsy.

Research and Publications

Authored more than 40 scientific research papers published in national and international journals. 

Specialization

I am a Senior Consultant Neurologist with over 25 years of extensive multidisciplinary experience across diverse areas of neurology. Throughout my career, I have successfully managed complex diagnostic and therapeutic challenges, adapted to evolving healthcare environments, and consistently delivered high-quality, patient-centered care. 

Working across various subspecialties has refined my clinical acumen, surgical and non-surgical decision-making, and ability to manage highly complex, critical, and multisystem neurological disorders. Beyond direct patient care, I have a strong track record of mentoring junior physicians, leading multidisciplinary teams, and implementing evidence-based protocols to enhance institutional standards of care.

Previous experiences

Served as faculty in various government medical colleges, progressing through the positions of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor. Retired as Professor and Head of the Department of Neurology at Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College, Dhaka.

Success story 

Over the years, Prof. Kundu became particularly recognized for his expertise in stroke, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, and other neurological disorders. His professional success was not measured only by his clinical achievements but also by the trust he earned from patients and their families. He always believed that listening carefully to patients was as important as prescribing the right treatment.

His ability to make timely decisions, work effectively with multidisciplinary teams, and remain calm under pressure helped save lives and improve patient outcomes. These experiences strengthened his reputation as a dependable senior physician and mentor.

As his career progressed, Prof. Kundu also became passionate about teaching. He guided young doctors, encouraged medical students to develop strong clinical reasoning skills, and emphasized the importance of ethics and empathy in medical practice. 

His achievements extended beyond the hospital. He participated in medical conferences, contributed to research and professional education, and promoted public awareness about stroke prevention, healthy lifestyles, and the importance of seeking early medical attention for neurological symptoms.

Today, Prof. Kundu's success is reflected not only in his professional position but also in the lives he has touched. His career demonstrates that becoming a successful senior neurologist requires more than medical knowledge. It requires lifelong learning, patience, compassion, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to serving humanity. His story is an inspiration to young doctors who aspire to build meaningful careers in neurology.