Dr. Pankaj Jindal has been attached with the Ratna memorial Hospital, Pune. Prior to this, he was a Visiting Scholar at Prince of Wales Hospital in Hong Kong in the year 2011 and has also worked at New York, Switzerland and France with eminent orthopaedics.

 He has maintained a sterling reputation by performing over 20,000 surgeries for injured and disabled hands, over 50 re-implantations of totally severed/ amputed Hands; one of the highest in the country. He was also the designer of Mini fixator known in India as JESS, developed by him in 1985.

He has been associated with 19 professional organizations and was the Former Chairman, Hand surgery section, Indian Orthopaedic Association. He has delivered over 200 guest lecture across India and abroad.

He conducts Charity Surgical camps for correction of deformities in hands and has delivered over 70 Public Lectures on prevention of industrial injuries. For his socially conscious efforts, he has been facilitated by Red Swastic society for free surgical camps and Rajshree Parmar Foundation for attending victims of Road accidents.