Manorama Gupta M.D.

Manorama S. Gupta practiced as a physician for over 36 years, both abroad and in the U.S., the last 18 years of which were in California, and is now retired. She was Board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology by the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology; Board Certified in Cosmetic Surgery by the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery, and was a Diplomat in Child Health from Bhopal University, India. While she was working as a physician, she served as an officer of medical societies and the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology in her hospital; volunteered her time in operating health camps for the needy; served on advisory boards of medical centers; and produced community service programs on health for local television stations.

Since her retirement from practicing medicine, she continues to be active in the health field as a Commissioner of Health and Human Services in the City of Long Beach, CA; as a speaker on health-related topics for various associations and civic organizations; and as the organizer of events. For this work, she has received numerous local and national awards, and has been recognized for her volunteer work for non-profit organizations by elected and public officials from local to U.S. Congressional level such as Member of United Nations USA Long Beach chapter. Honorary member of Physicians' Advisory Board of National Republican Congressional Committee Washingotn DC 2003 Physician of the year award 2003 by The National Republican Congressional Committee Physicians' Advisory Board..

Pioneer of Healthcare reform by The National Republican Congressional committee’s Physician’s Advisory Board Ronald Reagon Republican Gold Medal award 2004 from National Republican National Republican Congressional Committee.

Honorary Chairman of Business Advisory Council and presented 2003 National Leadership Award by The National Republican Congressional Committee.

She has also been devoting her time since retirement, as the Founder and President of Global Peace Foundation, Inc., in helping needy children and families by feeding the homeless; distributing clothing, blankets, and toys; and packaging and donating over tens of thousands of meal packets sent all over the world for the needy children. In addition, as the President of United Nations Association of The United States, Long Beach chapter, she has been organizing social and cultural activities; promoting women’s empowerment; performing social services; and arranging children’s activities.

Having delivered around 3000 babies for other women as their doctor, as well as her own children, as well as, she understands women, pregnancy, childbirth, and children, both as a physician, and as a woman herself. With the opportunity to observe over her entire professional career, and the time to reflect since retirement, she has thoughts to share with mothers to be. She is the author of the book “Mother To Be” published in 2020, and available at Amazon. She likes music and traveling, and enjoys her family life.