Mr Ramesh Sivaraj was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2024 for delivering outstanding care.
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Mr Ramesh Sivaraj
2020-11-25
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25th November 2020
Professional, caring and skilled.
Mr Ramesh Sivaraj
2020-11-18
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18th November 2020
I honestly don't believe that anything could be done to improve the performance of this Doctor.
He and his team were magnificent with me throughout my experience with them.
From initial referral and consultation to discharge I was always treated well and looked after properly.
My quality of life was poorer when I had my eye problems but thankfully now it has been restored to as good a level as I can expect.
I will forever be grateful to Dr Sivaraj and his team of professionals.
Thankyou very much
Mr Ramesh Sivaraj
2020-11-17
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17th November 2020
Mr Sivaraj is very personable and a skilful surgeon...I have been treated by him a total of
thirteen times...he is always ready to answer any questions that I may have and his advice is always helpful....May I say I count him as a friend which at my age I CAN say...!!
Mr Ramesh Sivaraj
2019-09-19
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19th September 2019
Mr sivaraj has removed cataracts from both my eyes
I am 82 and now have the best vision of my life thanks to mr sivarajand his team
Specialises in
- Ophthalmology
Profile
Main NHS base:
University Hospital Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Research:
Principal & Co-investigator in NIHR trials
Clinical interests
Treatment of macular disease
Treatment of retinal vascular & diabetic disease
Training & background:
Mr Ramesh Sivaraj qualified from Madras Medical College and completed his post-graduate training in India, Birmingham and London. He has completed retinal fellowships from Sankara Nethralya in India, Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre and Moorfields Eye Hospital, London.
Mr Sivaraj specialises in medical retinal, macula and cataract services. He was previously Clinical Director of the Ophthalmic department and diabetic lead at Heart of England NHS Trust and is now the research lead for Ophthalmology across Solihull, Good Hope and Heartlands hospitals. He has recently been appointed to the International Medical Graduates sub-committee of the Royal College of Ophthalmology.
In August 2015, Mr. Sivaraj was awarded the Clinical Excellence Award, which is a national award from the Macula Society. He has also recently received an Innovation voucher from Aston University towards the development of “Pocket Ophthalmology” which is a mobile app- the first of it’s kind in the UK.
