About Dr. Arjyal

Dr. Arjyal grew up in the beautiful valley of  Kathmandu, Nepal. She earned her medical degree from Quaid-E-Azam  Medical College in Pakistan. She completed her four-year residency  training at Berkshire Medical Center in Massachusetts and became ABPN  board certified in 2017. She then pursued sub-specialty fellowship  training in Sleep Medicine at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in  North Carolina and became ABPN board certified in 2018.

There  are less than 10 physicians dual board certified in Sleep Medicine and  Psychiatry in the entire state of North Carolina and Dr. Arjyal is one  of them specializing in Psychiatric aspects of Sleep.

From  2017 to 2024, she served as a faculty member at Duke University School  of Medicine, where she was part of both the Department of Psychiatry and  the Department of Neurology. Dr. Arjyal primarily focused on outpatient care in Psychiatry and Sleep Medicine in her Attending role.

She  is an active member of the North Carolina Psychiatric Association and  serves on several committees, including the Race, Ethnicity, and Equity  Committee. Dr. Arjyal believes that mental health care should be  accessible to everyone and served as Vice President of the Health  Foundation, Nepal, an organization dedicated to helping under-served  populations in Western Nepal. She continues to serve as a board member  for two nonprofit organizations in Nepal.

Dr.  Arjyal lives in North Carolina, which she calls home. In her free time,  she enjoys kayaking, hiking, and spending time in nature.