Moshen Zargar

Janine Zargar is a name which speaks for itself. Former vice-president of Doctor's United and a truly devoted medical professional. A woman who proved the importance of perseverance. Her ommitment to serve the humanity and to improve Health Care Services took the medical profession to the next level in United States. Her husband and companion Moshen Zargar has always been a pillar of support to her. As the grass always seems greener on the other side, life for Janine Zargar has not always been a bed of roses. She has also been tried to knock down many a times but despite all the rumours that were spread and all the ill messages which were communicated, she never gave up and fought back even harder.

The negativity could not refrain her from the purpose that she had to fulfill. She reached the level of self-actualization, where nothing can pull her down. All the rejections she faced, made her strengthen the resolve of serving the mankind and enrich the Health Services. Her belief in self never allowed her to call for a quit. And the people who were in her support, gave her strength to move on in life, which made her reach where she is today. We usually tend to accept positive feedback from the surroundings but Janine Zargar is a person who welcomed the contrary for improvement and self growth. Even today she is in close association with the Doctor's United AKZ Management and gives her services whenever called for.

Being a Vice President of Doctors United, takes care of keeping in pace with changing face of the federal laws that are related to the healthcare facilities. Besides this, her marketing skills and proficiency in building public relations mark its impact upon the people who used to look at health care facilities in the darker shades.

There must be someone who can bridge up the gap between the policy makers and policy followers, so that they can rule out the things that are not going to work out, because the failure of managerial decisions can harm the lives of patients. Is known for her competence in filling the void so that all the medical care facilities are operated in an unhindered manner, even in highly stressful environment during m