Dr Candice Ramdin

Pain Management

Registered Number - R-409

San Fernando , Trinidad/Tobago

Experience - 13 Years

Languages - English

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Consultation Fees

TT$ 250.00

Profile Description

Dr. Candice Ramdin is a highly accomplished medical professional with a diverse range of experiences in pain management, research, and anaesthesia. She has held various prestigious positions in renowned healthcare institutions across the United Kingdom and Trinidad and Tobago. Dr. Ramdin served as a Senior Clinical Fellow in Pain Management and Research at The Royal Marsden NHS Trust, where she contributed significantly to advancing the field of pain management through her expertise and research contributions. She also held the position of Honorary Pain Fellow at Hillingdon NHS Trust, further enriching her knowledge and skills in pain management. Additionally, Dr. Ramdin served as a Senior Clinical Fellow in Regional and Ambulatory Anaesthesia at Imperial College HealthCare NHS Trust, where she played a vital role in providing high-quality patient care and advancing anaesthetic techniques. Prior to her UK experience, she worked at San Fernando General Hospital in Trinidad and Tobago as part of the South West Regional Health Authority, gaining extensive clinical expertise and serving the healthcare needs of the local community. Dr. Candice Ramdin's vast experience, dedication to patient care, and commitment to research make her a valuable asset to the medical field.

Specialisations

Anesthesiology
Body pains
Cholera
Chronic Pain
Diabetes
Pain Management
Spinal Cord Injury
Stomach Ache

Qualifications

MBBS, DM in Anesthesia & Intensive Care, FFPMRCA(London)

Research & Publications

Research: Prevention of propofol-induced pain on injection using lidocaine-A single centre prospective randomized double blind controlled trial (2015)- as part of DM requirement (post graduate training) E-poster presentation for above project at 17th World Congress of Anaesthesiologists- September 2021 Publication: Adult Noonan’s syndrome and associated severe scoliosis. A case report and discussion of anaesthetic implications. Keevan Singh, Candice Ramdin. Caribbean Medical Journal-May 10,2019