Dr Ruth Charlton

Dr Ruth Charlton is a dedicated Consultant Paediatrician who provides high-quality healthcare for infants, children, and young people. Specialising in general paediatrics, childhood respiratory conditions, and cystic fibrosis, she is committed to supporting young patients through evidence-based medicine and reassuring clinical guidance. Her practice covers a broad range of acute and chronic childhood health conditions, ensuring that every patient receives thorough diagnostic evaluation and an individualised care plan adapted to their developmental stage.

Within her clinical practice, Dr Charlton places a strong focus on complex paediatric respiratory health and cystic fibrosis management. She works collaboratively within multi-disciplinary teams to coordinate comprehensive care strategies for young patients facing chest infections, persistent wheezing, asthma, and chronic lung conditions. Emphasising holistic and supportive care, she works closely with families to help them understand diagnoses, navigate treatment pathways, and manage long-term medical conditions effectively.

Dr Charlton completed her primary medical degree, earning a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). Following her undergraduate medical education, she completed extensive post-graduate specialist training in paediatrics and achieved Membership of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP) as well as Membership of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (MRCPCH). Her rigorous academic background and commitment to continuous professional development ensure her practice aligns with the highest clinical standards.

Alongside her clinical responsibilities, Dr Charlton has contributed to healthcare leadership as a Joint Medical Director, driving initiatives focused on clinical quality, patient safety, and seamless team collaboration. Her compassionate approach and commitment to clinical excellence ensure that young patients and their families receive safe, effective, and empathetic care at every stage of treatment.