FRCP MBBS MRCP(Derm)
I am a full-time consultant dermatologist and clinical lead at Kingston Hospital to five dermatology consultants and two specialist nurses. I was appointed to Kingston Hospital in 2011. I developed the dermatology service at Kingston and Raynes Park Health Centre and community sites with excellent patient feedback. I am involved in acute dermatology management at Kingston Hospital.
I trained at Imperial College London and graduated in 2002, having gained a first class BSc in neuroscience in 1999. I've had the unique opportunity to work in several excellent dermatology units including Amersham Hospital and King's College Hospital. I trained locally on the dermatology rotation at George's, St Helier and Kingston.
Throughout my training I have won several prizes at the Royal Society of Medicine and the British Association of Dermatologists Annual Conference. I actively teach dermatology to undergraduates and postgraduates and organise a GP skin club at Kingston Hospital. I am currently the South London British Association of Dermatology Regional representative and the co-editor of the Clinical and Experimental Dermatology Journal.
I wrote a chapter on the skin effects of chemotherapy in the world renowned 'Textbook of Dermatology, 9th edition 2016'.
I treat children and young people from 12 to 18 years old.
Some of the principal treatments carried out by Dr Janakan Natkunarajah at Spire include:
Dermatology
Paediatrics
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians
Educational Supervisor at Kingston Hospital for the Dermatology Trainees (2011- 2017)
Chair of South West Thames Regional Dermatology (2013-2017)
National Committees: South London British Association of Dermatology Regional Representative (2012-2015)
National Committee: British Association of Dermatology Drugs & Therapies Guideline Committee (2016-Current)
Kingston Hospital.
I ran the London Marathon in 2015 for the British Skin Foundation and raised more than £4,000.