As an ICU doctor with 16 years of experience at J.K. Hospital, Ujjain, Dr. Pratik Jain specializes in cardiology and handling emergencies, casualties, and accident cases. He also regularly organizes free health camps for underprivileged children and destitute communities, providing them with free medicines.

Dr. Pratik Jain has 16 years of experience as an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Doctor at J.K. Hospital, Ujjain. He currently manages all emergencies and casualties, including burn patients and accident cases. He specializes in Cardiology and continues to oversee the J.K. Hospital ICU. He also runs his personal clinic, Vardhman Clinic, at Hanuman Naka Chauraha, Gadha Pulia in Ujjain offering consultations every evening from 5 PM to 9 PM.

Throughout Dr. Jain’s hospital services, he has carried out numerous social activities, organizing free health camps every month. In these camps, he provides free check-ups for all poor children and destitute individuals.

Dr. Jain conducts these camps through his own clinic and also in association with J.K. Hospital. In these efforts, he has distributed free medicines by visiting underprivileged colonies and reached out to those who hesitate to visit hospitals.

PGDAMS Dr. Pratik Jain, during his internship, made it a point to learn from multiple doctors. He used to leave his room at 9 AM and returned only at 10 PM at night. Dr. Pratik Jain used to work hard for 12 to 13 hours daily, and in between, he would visit three different doctors and learn from them.

Dr. Pratik Jain worked closely with pediatrician Dr. Saifuddin Saifi and Ayurvedic Doctor Dr. Inder Sen Jain, while staying in continuous consultation with allopathic doctors as well. Their guidance proved invaluable during his years of struggle, as they supported him in examining numerous patients along the way. Today, he reaps the rewards of their mentorship combined with his own relentless hard work.

Dr. Pratik Jain completed his Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) from Shubhdeep Ayurved Medical College & Hospital situated in Indore District. He further pursued a Certificate in Diabetes Education (CDE) and a Certificate in Community Health (CCH) too from the same institution.

He holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Alternative Medical Sciences (PGDAMS) from Mumbai and completed a 2-year D.Pharma program qualification that continues to strengthen his practice today.

There was an incident from his childhood that inspired him to become a doctor. Once, while playing in his childhood, Dr. Jain fell into a deep pit of water, due to which he had a serious injury on his head. At that time, he got 10 to 12 stitches. When he faced that pain, he made up his mind that in the future, he would always work to provide his services to all the people who are in distress and work for their better health. Today Dr. Pratik Jain does this work at a very nominal fee.

Dr. Pratik Jain completed his primary education in Berchha Mandi in Shajapur District in Madhya Pradesh and his 10th class from Saraswati Shishu Mandir, Berchha. For his 12th and further studies, he went to Indore. He completed his BAMS from Shubhdeep Ayurved Medical College and Hospital in 2011.

JK Hospital ICU Doctor Dr. Pratik Jain considers Dr. Manoj Maheshwari as his ideal and guru. He says that when he came to Ujjain in 2011, Dr. Maheshwari already had a very big name in the city. Dr. Jain has done some very commendable work under the guidance of Dr. Maheshwari. With the hard work and principles taught by Dr. Manoj Maheshwari, he has achieved great success in medical treatment.

"एक स्वस्थ शरीर में ही एक स्वस्थ मन निवास करता है।"

This line always motivates him. ICU specialist Dr.Pratik Jain also wants to pass this inspiration on to others that if your body and your mind is healthy, then only you are truly completely healthy.

Cardiac Specialist BAMS Dr. Pratik Jain urges the youth to always stay cautious and aware of their health. If you feel any kind of discomfort, do not ignore it, and see a doctor right away. For instance, even a small pain or discomfort in the chest should not be dismissed as ordinary. It should be examined properly, as it could turn out to be more than just chest pain, it could even be a sign of a heart attack.

Owner of Vardhman Clinic in Ujjain, Dr. Pratik Jain urges the youth to cut down on excessive mobile scrolling and pay more attention to their health. He advises everyone to focus on regular yoga, hit the gym, watch their diet, eat wholesome food, and stay away from anything made with refined flour. He believes this simple yet powerful advice is the key to a long and healthy life.