Ravi Bansal

Experience

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  Shree Krishna Hospital and Research Center

  May 2009 - Dec 2010

  Coordinator

  Managed operations of Bhanubhai & Madhuben Patel Cardiac Centre – a super-speciality paediatric cardiac centre of its own kind in Western India, with emphasis on fund raising, quality control, procurement, financial analysis, direct client interface, MIS & costing of services.

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  National Aluminium Company Limited

  Jan 2011 - Feb 2012

  Project Manager - CSR

  Worked with the CSR arm of National Aluminium Company Ltd (NALCO)-A Navratna Public Sector Enterprise. Key responsibilities included proposal appraisal of partner NGOs, liasoning with state government departments, ensuring effective implementation, monitoring & evaluation of projects in the periphery of NALCO’s Bauxite Mines & Refinery at Damanjodi, Koraput.

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  Reliance Industries Limited

  Mar 2012 - Sept 2015

  Senior Project Manager - CSR

  Enganged with BIJ (Bharat India Jodo) – the flagship program of Reliance Foundation (RF); the CSR arm of Reliance Industries Ltd. Job profile consisted of planning & budgeting, handling funds disbursal process, developing & grounding SoPs, MIS, documentation of case studies and its dissemination, training need analysis & capacity building, developing IEC materials and field operations audit. Led the relief efforts of Reliance Foundation, the first corporate foundation from India to respond to the crisis during the Nepal Earthquake in 2015 delivering more than 150 MT of relief materials to more than 10,000 affected households in 20 affected villages. Show less

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  ITC Limited

  Oct 2015 - now

  Manager Rural Health

  Lead for the ITC's flagship rural health program - Swasthya Choupal which has evolved from the erstwhile Strengthening Health Outcomes through Private Sector (SHOPS) project funded & supported by USAID. Currently working in 11 districts of Uttar Pradesh & Madhya Pradesh reaching out to more than 650+ villages catering to the RMNCH+A needs of the community through innovative behaviour change communication tools along with a network of evolving local rural women health micro entrepreneurs. The program draws its USP from being an entirely women driven intervention through a vibrant and motivated network of 500+ local village women called Village Health Champions. As Leads operations of Swaasthya Kiran, conceptualized, designed and grounded the Primary Health care Program in ITC's manufacturing sites of Saharanpur (UP) and Munger (Bihar) comprising of 11 state of art Mobile Medical Units (MMU) and 2 innovative Mobile Vision Units (MVU). While the MMU provides quality primary medical care to the community at the doorstep; MVU are equipped with all the necessary high end Opthalmic equipments to disgnose eye diseases, dispense spectacles and refer them for surgeries. The needy patients are also supported financially for surgeries along with logistics such as transport to rhe hospital and food. Show less