Dr.Chinmay Sanjay Joshi is an India and UK certified senior PaediatricIntensivists, with experience of over 14 years across 4 nations and 3 continents.

Dr.Joshi has worked and trained in prestigious institutes such as Apollo Chennai and NarayanaHrudayalaya in India and Birmingham Children’s Hospital, Glasgow and Sick Kids Toronto, abroad. He has been known in the PICU fraternity as dedicated, skilled and holistic Intensivists, proficient in general, cardiac, transplant and retrieval medicine.

Dr.Joshi ranked first across the United Kingdom in the prestigious national GRID interviews in PICU, which are considered one of the toughest in the world to pass. Dr.Joshi has been an international faculty in conferences and is a trainer for junior doctors, nurses and allied health care professionals, preparing for Royal college exams. He has also been a member of International Scientific Committee for World Federation of Paediatric Intensive and Critical Care Societies, helping to organize international PICU Conferences. He has various publications and has authored chapters in PICU textbooks.

Dr.Joshi is trained in management and delivery of health care services at national level in NHS UK. He has led the Scottish national High risk Paediatric transport service (ScotStar) during which he successfully commandeered land and air assets including the UK, HM Naval Coast guard rescue, for transport of critically ill children from remote islands in stormy weather conditions.

Being a father himself, Dr.Joshi can understand the stress, parents go through. He believes in treating the patients and families, in the same way, he wants to be treated. He upholds the importance of clear and honest communication as well as mutual respect to build lasting relationships with the families of sick children.

His special interests are Septic shock, advanced ventilation, ECMO, Flexi Bronchoscopy, Retrieval medicine, trauma and Neuro critical care.