Dr Marika Chandler

Dr Marika Chandler is an experienced Consultant Anaesthetist dedicated to delivering high-quality, patient-focused care across a broad range of surgical disciplines. As a key medical specialist in the operating department, she focuses on ensuring patient safety, comfort, and peace of mind throughout every stage of the surgical journey. Dr Chandler understands that undergoing surgery can be a source of stress for patients, and she maintains a compassionate, reassuring approach to help put individuals at ease before, during, and after their procedures.

In her clinical practice, Dr Chandler encompasses a wide spectrum of anaesthetic services, including general anaesthesia, regional anaesthesia, and conscious sedation. She works closely alongside multidisciplinary surgical teams, providing specialised anaesthetic support for procedures ranging from major orthopaedic operations to obstetric and general surgical interventions. Her expertise extends to comprehensive perioperative medicine, advanced intraoperative monitoring, and individualised post-operative pain management strategies designed to promote smooth recovery.

Dr Chandler is a fully registered medical practitioner with the General Medical Council and maintains active involvement in ongoing professional development to stay at the forefront of modern anaesthetic practice. Alongside her clinical commitments, she has contributed to national perioperative research projects and clinical audits aimed at enhancing intraoperative care and patient safety standards across the specialty. Her dedication to evidence-based medicine ensures that every patient receives safe, tailored, and up-to-date clinical management.

Prioritising patient dignity and clear communication, Dr Chandler conducts thorough pre-operative evaluations to assess individual health profiles and answer any questions patients may have. By detailing the anaesthetic options available and carefully formulating post-procedure pain relief plans, she ensures that every patient feels informed, safe, and fully supported throughout their medical treatment.