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Healthcare IT · Interoperability · Applied AI · Calcutta

Suvro Ghosh

Healthcare IT Architect & Clinical Data Systems Consultant

I work on healthcare data systems, interoperability, clinical data architecture, and AI-ready health information infrastructure. I also write essays and satire on technology, illness, corruption, society, and ordinary life in Calcutta.

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Healthcare IT, HL7/FHIR, HIE, clinical data systems, SQL/ETL, health informatics, and AI-ready healthcare data architecture. Open to Gulf, remote, hybrid, consulting, and advisory opportunities.

Writing

Essays, satire, fiction, sketches, and reflections on technology, illness, corruption, social decay, and Calcutta life. Personal, analytical, sometimes comic, sometimes dark, and intentionally human.

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  1. Personal Essay

    Epic: A Metastatic Meditation on Attention, Flatulence, and the Collapse of Cognitive Dignity

    A grotesquely swollen, self-reflective bipolar monologue from a fifty-one-year-old Bengali man in Calcutta, ranting about the word 'epic,' attention spans, AI companions being euthanized in China, and the general duplicity of modern discourse.

  2. Short Fiction

    Neel Soda

    A daughter's cheap remedy for her diabetic father's cravings unleashes a transformation that spreads through a north Calcutta neighborhood.

  3. Personal

    The Miasma of Mistakes: A Flatland Report from the Tepid Plateau

    A 51-year-old Calcutta recluse examines the grotesque comedy of self-dislike, the forced self-liking of solitude, AI consciousness, and the design rethink of surviving alone on July 14, 2026.

  4. Essay

    The Arachnoid in the Boondocks

    A grotesquely swollen bipolar monologue from a fifty-one-year-old Calcutta polemicist, tracing the fungal cartographies of manic depression through brick-and-mortar consciousness and the bureaucratic necropolis of psychiatric consensus.