Samir Bhatt

Professor

Affiliated Departments

Liberal Arts and Sciences

sbhatt2@berklee.edu

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Courses Taught (1)

The Science of Health

LMSC-221

Career Highlights

Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery Residency, Harvard Medical School
Part-time Clinical Instructor, Harvard Medical School
Chief of Otolaryngology, Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Founder of the otolaryngology program, Sadguru Hospital in Chitrakoot, India

Education

School Name

Yale University

State or Province

Connecticut

Degree

Medical Degree (MD)

Date Degree Received

1986
School Name

Harvard University

State or Province

Massachusetts

Degree

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

Field of Study

Biochemistry

Date Degree Received

1982

In Their Own Words

"My goal teaching at Berklee is to help students learn health subjects relevant to them—e.g. hearing, voice, sleep, nutrition, how to stay healthy and how to know if you’re sick—but also to help them learn to ask the right questions when facing health and wellness issues, and how to identify accurate, truthful information on the internet. I want to give them the tools to keep themselves healthy—and of course, to do it in a way that is enjoyable."

"I love to teach and have been lucky to have many opportunities to do so. I have taught individuals from surgical trainees and medical students, to educating my patients during office visits. I’ve been successful at distilling health concepts into a form that is accessible and relevant, while keeping it interesting."

"My style is informal and collaborative—I avoid the droning lecture. I see teaching as a team process where my role is to guide the student to discover ideas and principles that interest them. This way, students enjoy the learning process much more and develop a broader understanding of the material and the ability to apply it."