Sujoy Dhar - Online Fat Loss Coach/Nuclear Medicine Tech Email & Phone Number

I am an ambitious immigrant who has an intense passion for fitness and human interactions. I am a healthcare worker for the last 6 years, working as a nuclear medicine technologist and an online fitness coach for the last 2. After many years of not knowing what my purpose was, I discovered healthcare and the gym at the same time. I have found that nothing fulfills me more than to see human beings incorporate fitness into their life to do something they mentally had already given up on. Currently, I am a nuclear medicine technologist at New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell where I administer radioactive drugs into patients to help diagnose and treat diseases. My favorite part of my job is that I am able to have human interactions with the patients. I understand that many come into nuclear medicine with very serious health issues. Therefore I believe that, by communicating with the patients in a way where they see you as their friend, they are more likely to open up and trust. This not only provides optimal health care but also it improves a human being’s day. I started my online fitness coaching business 2 years ago. I have been lifting weights for the past 5 years, going 4-5x/week almost religiously. Fitness came into my life at a time where I thought I truly had no purpose. The great thing about being beginner to working out was that I instantly saw results in the mirror. This taught me the lesson of becoming consistent with whatever it is that you want. This also taught me that success and results are not linear. There are ups and downs in the journey but that process is what has given me the greatest gift of them all. Discipline. I take people who work 9-5s like me and get them in the best shape of their lives without having to give up their favorite food or skip out on social events. My goal with my coaching business is to teach people that fitness can be a great avenue for learning lessons that you can apply to the rest of your life. It can help you get through the good and bad times. It will teach you resiliency, consistency, discipline, confidence, delayed gratification, and so much more. When I’m not in the gym or at the hospital, I love to spend my time traveling, eating good food, or running around with my rescue pup, Jasper.

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  Stony Brook University

  Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General