Dr. Deepa Janga

Dr Deepa Janga is a Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology practising at The Portland Hospital in London. She specialises in high-risk obstetrics, fetal medicine, benign and acute gynaecology, miscarriages, menstrual disorders, minimal access surgery and gynae/obstetric ultrasound scanning including 3D scans, HRT and Menopause.

Dr Janga leads the Fetal Medicine Unit at the North Middlesex, and plays an active role in clinical research, aiming to provide evidence-based medicine. Her areas of interest include pre-eclampsia, pre-term birth and multiple pregnancies. Dr Janga is a highly qualified, experienced, and caring Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, who provides holistic care and a patient centred approach.

Dr Janga completed her medical graduation in India. She worked in a busy maternity unit for three years and did further training in teaching hospitals in London. Having worked in London throughout her career in the UK, she has looked after women from diverse ethnic backgrounds. She holds a diploma in sexual and reproductive health and uses these skills to provide comprehensive family planning services.

Dr Janga is a highly qualified, experienced and caring consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist. She is active in the education of trainees and junior doctors in her field. She is also the regional obstetric ultrasound training co-ordinator for North East London Deanery. She is an examiner for UCL MBBS final OSCEs and MRCOG part 3. She was voted as the ‘Trainer of the year’ in 2019 from the North Central East London Deanery and runner up for the RCOG National award.

Dr Janga plays an active role in clinical research with the aim to provide evidence-based medicine. Her area of interest is the prevention of pre-eclampsia and preterm birth in twins. Successful completion of the diploma in operative endoscopy in gynaecology with European certification has helped her provide safe laparoscopy and hysteroscopy services for benign gynaecology conditions. Dr Janga provides holistic care and a patient-centred approach.