Dr. Neha Raukar is a distinguished physician specializing in both sports medicine and emergency medicine, with active engagement in education, clinical practice, legislation, and research. Previously holding leadership roles as the chair of the Sports Medicine groups for the American College of Emergency Physicians and the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, she also served on the National Sports Medicine Advisory Committee with the National Federation of State High School Associations. Drawing on extensive sideline experience with athletes at various levels, including high school, collegiate, and Olympic, Dr. Raukar's research focuses on life-threatening injuries in sports, spanning head injuries, heat illness, and sudden cardiac death. As a former female athlete, she is deeply committed to advancing healthcare for female athletes, working towards optimizing their outcomes in parity with their male counterparts. Her dedication extends to championing the acknowledgment and tailored treatment of gender-specific differences, aligning seamlessly with the principles of personalized medicine.
A distinguished recipient of grants supporting innovations in sports medicine, Dr. Neha Raukar is fervently committed to formulating policies that safeguard the health and safety of athletes across all levels. She holds the position of associate professor at the Mayo Clinic, and is driven by the belief that community health is enhanced through the delivery of top-tier, patient-centered care within an environment characterized by active innovation and education.
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