Dr Fiona Burnett

Dr Fiona Burnett is a dedicated and highly skilled Paediatrician who is committed to providing compassionate, patient-centred care to infants, children, and young people. With a reassuring and gentle approach, she works closely with families to support the physical, developmental, and emotional well-being of her young patients. Dr Burnett understands that navigating childhood illnesses can be a stressful experience for parents, and she strives to create a welcoming, supportive environment where families feel heard and reassured.

As a specialist in Paediatrics, Dr Burnett manages a comprehensive range of childhood conditions, from acute illnesses to long-term developmental and health concerns. Her clinical interests encompass general paediatric medicine, neonatal care, and the management of complex childhood disorders. She is passionate about preventative healthcare, early intervention, and providing tailored treatment plans that promote healthy growth and development from infancy through to adolescence.

In addition to her clinical work, Dr Burnett is deeply involved in medical education and research. She holds an academic appointment as an Honorary Clinical Lecturer at the Undergraduate Medical School, University of Glasgow, where she plays an active role in training and mentoring the next generation of medical professionals. Her commitment to advancing child health extends globally; she has participated in international healthcare initiatives and contributed to peer-reviewed research, including reviewing publications for the Archives of Disease in Childhood.

Dr Burnett completed her medical degree and subsequently undertook extensive specialist postgraduate training in Paediatrics. She is a member of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, reflecting her dedication to maintaining the highest standards of clinical practice. She is fully registered with the General Medical Council and regularly participates in continuing professional development to ensure her patients receive the most up-to-date, evidence-based care.