Dr Shakir Saeed

Dr Shakir Saeed is an experienced Consultant Paediatrician and Clinical Lead who provides comprehensive medical care for infants, children, and young people. He focuses on delivering empathetic, family-centred care that effectively addresses both acute medical concerns and complex chronic paediatric conditions. Working in close collaboration with parents and carers, Dr Saeed ensures that every young patient receives personalised clinical management tailored to support their long-term health and development.

In his clinical practice, Dr Saeed covers a broad range of general paediatric services with dedicated expertise in neonatology and paediatric allergy management. His clinical work includes evaluating atopic conditions such as eczema, asthma, and allergic rhinitis, as well as managing complex cases of urticaria and angioedema. He also oversees routine paediatric allergy investigations, food allergy management, and practical guidance on adrenaline auto-injector administration. Furthermore, Dr Saeed takes a keen interest in neonatal care, specialising in early-onset neonatal sepsis risk management and the diagnosis of rare genetic conditions.

Dr Saeed completed his professional medical training in paediatric care and holds Specialist Registration in Paediatrics with the General Medical Council. He is a member of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (MRCPCH) and maintains advanced certifications in Newborn Life Support and Paediatric Life Support. His clinical qualifications are supplemented by active involvement in medical research, with published work focusing on neonatal sepsis protocols and antibiotic safety in newborn care.

Beyond direct patient care, Dr Saeed is actively engaged in medical education, clinical audit, and healthcare leadership. As a Clinical Lead, he collaborates closely with multidisciplinary teams of Paediatric Nurses, Dietitians, and Resident Doctors to uphold high standards of patient safety and quality of care. Dr Saeed remains committed to applying up-to-date, evidence-based practices to ensure the best possible outcomes for every child under his care.