Dr. Saila Kuruganty

Dr. Saila Kuruganty

Physician

About

Dr. Saila Kuruganty, BSc, MD, CCFP, FCFP is a Toronto-based family doctor. She graduated from Queen's University Medical School and did her family residency at the University of Toronto, where she was chief resident of her program.

Dr. Kuruganty has a special interest in women's health, mental health and travel medicine. She works in a group family practice in mid-town Toronto. She also works at Toronto’s Women's College Hospital in a women's health clinic, which is affiliated with the University of Toronto. Here, Dr. Kuruganty enjoys teaching medical learners, as well as providing health care for vulnerable populations.

Dr. Kuruganty offers medical assessment service for our PCVRS clients.

Languages

  • English

Location(s)

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Pre-employment & post-offer medical assessments

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