Create is the professional portfolio of Srinidhi B.M.
Medical and psychiatric social work, transplant coordination, research, and community service come together here with a calm, ethical, and human-centered voice.
A quiet, editorial portrait space for a practice built on care, research, and trust.
Personal Brand Statement
Compassionate practice, grounded in clinical responsibility and ethical care.
Srinidhi B.M. is a Medical and Psychiatric Social Worker whose practice brings together psychosocial support, transplant coordination, mental-health care, research, community engagement, and social advocacy.
The work reflected in Create is calm, credible, and human-centered: focused on helping people and families navigate difficult clinical situations with clarity, dignity, and steady support.
Current Role & Responsibilities
Heart and lung transplant coordination at KIMS Hospitals, Bengaluru.
In his current role, Srinidhi supports patients and families through psychosocial assessment, pre-transplant and post-transplant counseling, donor-recipient coordination, ethical documentation, and collaboration with multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
Psychosocial support
Steady, person-centered guidance for individuals and families under clinical stress.
Team coordination
Close collaboration with care teams so support remains ethical, clear, and responsive.
Family counseling
Practical emotional support before and after transplant pathways.
Ethical documentation
Careful recording that respects the sensitivity of complex clinical work.
Education Background
Training that supports both clinical care and community responsibility.
Postgraduate
Master of Social Work in Medical and Psychiatric Social Work
Bengaluru City University
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Science in CBMi
Government Science College, Bengaluru
Research Interests
Research shaped by real concerns in adolescent and community mental health.
His postgraduate dissertation, “Psychological Effect of Digital Usage on Mental Health among Adolescents,” explored how digital technology use relates to adolescent mental well-being.
Adolescent mental health
Carefully observing the pressures that shape young people’s well-being.
Youth addiction
Research conversations linked to health, behavior, and prevention.
Rural rehabilitation centres
Work presented at the NAPSWI Annual Conference in Odisha in 2025.
Access to care
Interest in marginalized communities and the realities of support pathways.
Professional Training
NIMHANS
Exposure to psychiatric care and institutional learning.
Spandana Health Care
Experience that strengthened medical social work understanding.
Institute of Nephro-Urology
Care settings connected to rehabilitation and patient support.
Nirashrithara Parihar Kendra
Field exposure rooted in shelter, service, and human dignity.
Sparsha Trust
Community-oriented learning that supports psychosocial practice.
Training and field exposure that shaped a careful, service-minded approach.
Community Service Efforts
Service beyond the clinic, carried through NSS volunteer work and outreach.
From 2019 to 2022, Srinidhi served as an NSS volunteer, contributing to mental-health awareness, rural development, cancer education, drug-abuse prevention, community outreach, and social awareness.
Mental-health awareness
Public education that keeps mental well-being visible and approachable.
Rural development
Engagement with communities where support systems are often limited.
Cancer education
Awareness work that supports informed, respectful conversations around care.
Drug-abuse prevention
Community outreach rooted in prevention and practical support.
Vision for the Future
Bridging gaps in mental-health services for marginalized communities.
Create reflects a long-term direction that combines clinical practice, research, community engagement, education, and social advocacy into one steady professional path.
Core belief
Mental health is a fundamental human right.
That belief shapes a future of patient support, ethical collaboration, and community-facing work that remains practical and humane.
Community and Research Visuals
Selected moments from learning, presentation, and service.
A visual band that leaves room for conference imagery, field exposure, community engagement, and research settings without compromising privacy or inventing detail.
Call to Action
For professional inquiries, academic collaborations, and community partnerships.
Use the form to connect with Srinidhi about healthcare support, research, speaking opportunities, conferences, or meaningful collaboration.