Biography

Dr. Mandal is a native New Yorker and
completed her undergraduate degree in Biology
at New York University in 1993. After earning
her medical degree from the New York
University School of Medicine in 1997, Dr.
Mandal remained in New York, where she
completed her internship and residency at New
York University Medical Center/Bellevue
Hospital Center in 2001.

Dr. Mandal completed a research fellowship in
evidenced-based health care at the University of
Oxford, England from 1999-2000. She has been
in medical practice for seven years and is an
attending physician and clinical instructor at
NYU School of Medicine. In addition to her
clinical work, she teaches and supervises
medical residents and medical students. She has
admitting privileges at NYU Langone Medical
Center and is the medical director for the NYU
College of Nursing Faculty Practice. She has
previously worked at Gouverneur Healthcare
Services in Manhattan and Maimonides Medical
Center, Brooklyn.

She has co-authored articles in peer-reviewed
journals involving prevention of infection in the
renal unit, and bone and joint infections. She has
written a health column for the student
newspaper, Washington Square News.

Dr. Mandal is an active member of the
community. She has mentored inner city youths
in Brooklyn and has also been a part of the NYU
School of Medicine High School Fellows
Program. She currently serves on the NYU
School of Medicine Board of Governors.

She is fluent in Spanish and Bengali.