Sanjana Gobin-Rambhojun

Clinical Psychologist (Abnormal & Clinical Psychology) | Co-Founder, HirePulse | Well-Being & Leadership Consultant

Sanjana Gobin-Rambhojun is a Clinical Psychologist and organisational well-being strategist with an MSc in Abnormal and Clinical Psychology from Swansea University, UK, and certification in Perinatal Mental Health from Postpartum Support International.

With over a decade of experience, Sanjana has worked across sectors to build emotionally intelligent, psychologically safe workplaces. After ten years in the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family Welfare, she co-founded HirePulse, a people-strategy company that bridges psychology and data to help organizations hire, retain, and grow through a culture of well-being and leadership resilience.

Known for her engaging workshops and practical empathy, Sanjana believes that real leadership begins with self-awareness and that healthy organisations are built when people feel seen, supported, and safe to thrive.

With her steadfast commitment to mental well-being and leadership grounded in empathy and psychological safety, Sanjana proudly supports the NouZetwals Health and Social Care Excellence Awards in honouring professionals who uplift lives and strengthen communities.

Sanjana Gobin-Rambhojun

Clinical Psychologist (Abnormal & Clinical Psychology) | Co-Founder, HirePulse | Well-Being & Leadership Consultant

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    Clinical Team Lead / Managing Director

    North East London NHS Foundation Trust / Driven Ardent Youth Organisation (Eswatini)

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    Founder of Axis Culture Group

    Royal College of Nursing / TruMerit and ICN Global Workforce Research Council

  • Wellington Makala

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    North East London NHS Foundation Trust

  • Dr Sharon Black RN, PhD, MA, PGCert, BSc (Hons), DipHE, SFHEA

    Associate Deputy Head of School – People and Culture; Associate Professor of Nursing

    University of Nottingham

  • Dr Catia Nicodemo

    Associate Professor in Health Economics

    University of Oxford

  • Professor Joy Notter

    Professor of Community Health Care Studies

    Birmingham City University