Meet Dr. Ojha

Mamta Ojha, MD

Internal Medicine Physician • Founder, Norvinia Health

Mamta Ojha, MD, is a board-certified Internist through the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) and the founder of Norvinia Health, a patient-centered primary care practice dedicated to providing personalized, attentive, and relationship-focused medical care. After years of practicing in traditional healthcare systems, Dr. Ojha established Norvinia Health with the vision of creating a practice where patients receive thoughtful, comprehensive care and physicians have the time to build meaningful relationships with those they serve. Originally from Nepal, home to Mount Everest, Dr. Ojha developed an early passion for medicine and service. She earned a competitive scholarship through an international technical assistance program to attend Fatima Jinnah Medical University in Pakistan, where she received her medical degree. After graduation, she returned to Nepal and served as a physician at a prestigious Army hospital in Kathmandu, gaining extensive clinical experience while caring for a diverse patient population. Dr. Ojha later moved to the United States to pursue advanced medical training and completed her Internal Medicine residency at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan. Following her residency, she joined the faculty at Michigan State University as an Assistant Professor of Medicine, where she spent four years teaching and mentoring medical students and residents while maintaining an active clinical practice. She later relocated to Virginia to be closer to family and continued her career as an Internist with Sentara Health System before establishing her own private practice, Norvinia Health. Through her practice, Dr. Ojha is committed to delivering compassionate, high-quality medical care in an environment that prioritizes time, trust, accessibility, and strong physician–patient relationships. Dr. Ojha is proud to call Virginia home. Outside of medicine, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, listening to music, watching movies, hiking, and traveling. She remains dedicated to building meaningful connections with her patients and providing thoughtful, patient-centered care to the community she serves.