Dr. Varun Singla of PGIMER Chandigarh Receives the Prestigious “Pain Ambassador Award” at ICRA-PAIN 2024
Chandigarh, Dr. Varun Singla, Assistant Professor, Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, PGIMER Chandigarh, has been honored with the esteemed “Pain Ambassador Award.” The award ceremony took place at the International Conference on Recent Advances in Pain (ICRA-PAIN 2024) held in Kolkata, where Dr. Singla was recognized for his exceptional contributions to the field of pain medicine.
ICRA-PAIN is one of the world’s leading conferences focused on pain management, attracting renowned pain physicians, researchers, and experts from across the globe. Among the five distinguished pain physicians to receive the coveted “Pain Ambassador Award,” Dr. Varun Singla stood out for his remarkable service and dedication in the field.
Dr. Singla has consistently demonstrated his commitment to advancing the understanding and treatment of pain. His expertise and passion have led to significant advancements in pain medicine, ultimately improving the lives of countless patients. This recognition as a Pain Ambassador underscores Dr. Singla’s tireless efforts and exemplary contributions to the field.
Expressing his gratitude upon receiving the award, Dr. Varun Singla expressed his sincere appreciation for the unwavering support and motivation provided by his institute, PGIMER Chandigarh, and his department. He emphasized their collective commitment to enhancing patient well-being and acknowledged the role they played in his achievements.
Dr. Singla’s accolade reflects not only his exceptional skills in pain medicine but also his dedication to lifelong learning and the pursuit of excellence. His work has made a significant impact on the field, inspiring future pain physicians.
The Pain Ambassador Award recognizes Dr. Singla’s outstanding achievements and serves as a testament to his integral role in advancing pain medicine. His contributions have not only enhanced the reputation of PGIMER Chandigarh but have also brought recognition to India as a global hub for pain research and treatment.
