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Dr. Chetan Kuloor is an experienced Consultant Psychiatrist with
an extensive experience of working within mental health services in the NHS. He
has been a Consultant Psychiatrist for over 10 years. Dr. Kuloor serves as the Associate
Clinical Director for Camden Borough Division and Consultant Psychiatrist for
the South Camden Rehabilitation and Recovery Team at Camden and Islington NHS
Foundation Trust. Dr. Kuloor has a reputation for being a compassionate
clinician, who places his patients at the heart of shared decision making.

Dr. Kuloor began his post-graduate psychiatric training at the
Guy’s King’s St Thomas’ Psychiatric Training Scheme and trained at renowned
hospitals across the UK. Dr. Kuloor completed his higher specialist psychiatric
training at the prestigious Maudsley Training Scheme. During his training, Dr.
Kuloor has also trained at highly specialized services such as the Bipolar
Disorders clinic at the Warneford Hospital in Oxford, the Neuropsychiatry and
Memory Disorders clinic at St Thomas’ Hospital in London and Gender Identity
Clinic at Charing Cross Hospital. Dr. Kuloor has won numerous accolades during
his training including second prize at the national undergraduate psychiatry
quiz, special commendation for his scientific poster at an international
conference and distinctions in his master’s degree.

Dr. Kuloor contributes to the field of psychiatry beyond
clinical practice. His commitment to the field is further evident in his roles as a
Clinical Examiner for medical examinations, both for MBBS (OSCE) of University
College London (UCL) Medical School and MRCPsych (CASC) of the Royal College of
Psychiatrists. He has been actively involved in various roles, including
serving as a College Assessor on Advisory Appointments Committee (AAC) and as a
Regional Specialty Representative for General Adult Psychiatry in the London
Division of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.

Dr. Kuloor is an expert in diagnosing and treating a wide range of
common and complex psychiatric conditions in working-age adults, such as Mood
Disorders, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety Disorders, OCD, PTSD, Panic
Disorder, Adult ADHD, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, and Neuropsychiatric
conditions.