Dr Narendra Pamidi specialized in human anatomy, diabetes, and neuroscience teaching and research. He holds a Master of Medical Anatomy from Kasturba Medical College (Manipal University) and a PhD in Diabetes and Neuroscience from Manipal University. As an Assistant Professor at various medical institutes in India (KMC & MMMC: Manipal), Dr Narendra has extensive teaching and research expertise. For MBBS, BDS, Allied Health, Biomedical, and Nursing students, he taught clinically oriented anatomy.  He has joined Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine and Health Sciences (JSCMHS) in 2013. 

For outstanding academic performance during his undergraduate studies, he got the TJPS College Topper Award and merit Certificate (1999). His dedication to anatomy education and research has been honoured with awards like as the "Annual best audio-visual award" (2009), the "Best Presenter award" (2018), the "Pro-Vice-Chancellor award for excellence in education" (2020), and multiple "Research Incentive Awards." Dr Narendra consistently ranked under the ‘Best teachers’ category and secures outstanding Students Evaluation of Teaching Units (SETU: 4.95 out of 5) in JSCMHS, Monash University Malaysia. He serves as an external examiner for a number of medical schools. 

Dr Narendra has published over 60 peer-reviewed research papers, case series, and case reports in the areas of diabetes, neuroscience, and variable architecture of the human body. He is on the editorial boards of numerous medical journals and serves as a reviewer for them. Dr Narendra has been successful in obtaining both internal and external research funding (ECR, GA 21, and Education Excellence) (Learning & Teaching, FRGS). He has supervised a number of research projects (PhD, Masters & Honors), and his students have won first place in a number of competitions. Dr. Narendra also serves as a mentor for graduates, postdocs, and young faculty at the American Association of Anatomy network. He is currently focused on medical education (anatomy education & peer mentoring), diabetes & neuroscience research.