Dr Pooja Siddhi

Dr Pooja Siddhi is an experienced Consultant Paediatrician who provides high-quality, compassionate care to infants, children, and young adults. As a Consultant Paediatrician, she is dedicated to supporting the health, physical development, and overall well-being of young patients from infancy through adolescence. Her clinical approach combines evidence-based medical standards with an empathetic, patient-centred manner, ensuring that children and their families feel fully supported throughout every stage of care.

Dr Siddhi possesses broad expertise in general paediatrics, with particular clinical interests in Paediatric Infectious Diseases, Paediatric Allergy, Acute Care Paediatrics, and Neonatology. Her work encompasses the assessment and management of a wide variety of childhood conditions, ranging from febrile illnesses and serious bacterial infections to allergic conditions such as asthma, eczema, and food sensitivities. She is also deeply involved in neonatal care, offering expert clinical assessment and treatment for newborns and infants requiring specialised medical attention.

Having completed studies at the University of Oxford, Dr Siddhi maintains a strong commitment to academic excellence and clinical training. She plays an active leadership role in overseeing teaching programmes for undergraduate medical students and Junior Doctors, ensuring the next generation of healthcare professionals adheres to rigorous clinical standards. In addition to her educational responsibilities, she contributes to paediatric research, clinical audits, and regional medical guideline development to continuously elevate standards of care.

With a gentle and reassuring approach, Dr Siddhi works collaboratively alongside multidisciplinary healthcare teams, including Paediatric Nurses, Dietitians, and Therapists. She prioritises clear, open communication with families, helping parents understand diagnostic findings and empowering them to make informed decisions regarding their child's health and treatment plan.