A nationally recognized leader in sports medicine, Dr. Raukar has dedicated her career to preventing and managing life-threatening and performance-limiting conditions such as concussion, sudden cardiac arrest, and exertional heat illness. She has served on the Institute of Medicine/National Academy of Science Committee on Sports-Related Concussion in Youth and the Sports Medicine Advisory Committee for the National Federation of State High School Associations, contributing to national safety policy and education. Her extensive sideline experience includes caring for high school, collegiate, Olympic, and professional athletes, and she currently serves as a team physician for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team, USA Hockey, and U.S. Figure Skating. Her research and advocacy focus on translating cutting-edge science into actionable readiness for those on the field and beyond.

In her faculty development work, Dr. Raukar leads initiatives that enhance procedural competence and integrate emerging technologies into medical education. She has developed a novel, technology-enabled learning approach that brings concise, on-demand teaching to the bedside and classroom, bridging traditional instruction with modern AI and adaptive learning principles. Her programs help faculty stay current, mentor effectively, and thrive as leaders in an ever-evolving clinical landscape.

Dr. Raukar is driven by the belief that the health of a community is strengthened through the delivery of top-tier, patient-centered care in an environment of active innovation and education. Her work continues to bridge emergency medicine, sports medicine, and leadership development ensuring that those who care for others are equally equipped, empowered, and inspired to perform at their best.