Dr Sanjeev Rath

Dr Sanjeev Rath is an accomplished Consultant Paediatrician and Consultant Neonatologist who provides dedicated medical care for newborns, infants, and children. With a compassionate and patient-centred approach, he specialises in managing a wide spectrum of general paediatric conditions as well as complex neonatal cases. Dr Rath is deeply committed to ensuring that young patients receive high-quality clinical care, delivering reassuring guidance and tailored treatment plans for families during crucial stages of early child development.

In his clinical practice, Dr Rath has extensive expertise in neonatal intensive care, advanced newborn resuscitation, and the management of high-risk infant health issues. His clinical interests encompass hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy, premature birth complications, neonatal respiratory distress, and birth trauma management. Dr Rath works closely with multidisciplinary healthcare teams to monitor critical newborn conditions, implement evidence-based interventions, and optimise developmental outcomes for sick and premature babies.

Dr Rath earned his Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree before completing specialised postgraduate training with a Doctor of Medicine (MD) in Paediatrics at the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER). To maintain the highest standards of professional clinical practice, he holds a Fellowship with the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (FRCPCH). Through ongoing professional development, Dr Rath stays at the forefront of advancements in paediatric and neonatal medicine.

Recognising the emotional weight that paediatric and neonatal illness can place on families, Dr Rath prioritises empathetic communication and family-involved decision-making. He ensures parents are fully informed and supported throughout every step of their child's care pathway. His holistic and thorough approach fosters confidence, offering parents peace of mind that their children are receiving exceptional, compassionate medical attention.