Dr Ruwan De Soysa

Dr Ruwan De Soysa is a Consultant Paediatrician specialising in neurodevelopmental paediatrics and community child health. Dedicated to supporting children and young people through every stage of their growth, he provides compassionate, patient-focused care tailored to the physical, emotional, and developmental needs of every young patient. Working alongside families, Dr De Soysa aims to deliver clear guidance, reassuring support, and comprehensive clinical assessments to help children achieve their full potential.

With extensive clinical experience, Dr De Soysa serves as a Lead Specialist in the diagnosis and management of neurodevelopmental conditions, particularly Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). His clinical expertise encompasses evaluating developmental delay, managing complex neurodisabilities, supporting child health promotion initiatives, and coordinating multi-agency care. He actively participates in clinical research, digital health innovation in paediatric prescribing, and community health interventions designed to improve long-term health outcomes for children.

Throughout his career, Dr De Soysa has remained committed to professional development, clinical governance, and medical education. He maintains active involvement in professional organisations, including holding administrative leadership roles within the Sri Lankan Medical and Dental Association in the United Kingdom and presenting at academic events hosted in association with the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health. His ongoing dedication to clinical research and continuous education ensures his practice reflects current evidence-based standards in paediatric care.

Adopting a collaborative approach to healthcare, Dr De Soysa works closely with multidisciplinary teams, including Allied Health Professionals, Educational Specialists, Clinical Nurses, and General Practitioners. By fostering open communication and crafting individualised care plans, he empowers parents and carers with the understanding necessary to make informed decisions regarding their child's health and development.