I/Me perspective:

A name alludes to a place, person, or in my experience, a business in the modern world, hence NC Digital Clinic is currently under my unique name. I began specializing in emergency medicine in 2020 at the beginning of the first global pandemic in recent years but quickly faced firsthand the malignancy in workplace culture leading to violence in the healthcare industry where we take the oath to do no harm. My name may or may not be represented by the many faces below, but I know that I have been taught that the power of my voice is unique and cannot be replicated by means real or artificial. I represent this philosophy to anyone I treat and continue to build my consultancy in these values. This is the only brand I currently represent and aside from this, I dabble in all things human. Luckily in this beautiful singular life, we are not offered any scores in the minutes between life and death.

She/Her perspective:

Dr. Nidhi Chillara holds a two-decade foundation in Indian classical arts and, as a result, the equivalent of an undergraduate and graduate degree in addition to her performance repertoire in the Tristate region of the United States. Her Western studies brought her to Boston, MA, and Washington, D.C., where she cemented integrative studies, leading to her thesis on the Neuroscience of Meditation in 2016. Before attending medical school in Israel through a combined program with Columbia University Irving Medical Center, she studied further in primary care, specifically about phlebotomy and laboratory screenings. In 2023, as she was completing her internship, she began consulting in New York City. Since then, she continues to work toward strengthening healthcare systems with a focus on four areas. With a total of five degrees, five known languages, and didactic training from international perspectives (both religious and secular), she brings her expertise to the place she was brought up. From Orthodox Hindu roots, she additionally focuses on centering spirituality, modernization, and when she has some time to spare, she still enjoys a good fusion stir-fry.

Arts portfolio

October 1995- April 2015