About
Miss Ravneet Sirha
Miss Ravneet Sirha is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist with over ten years of experience. Based at Royal Berkshire Hospital NHS Trust she provides a comprehensive service in both obstetrics and gynaecology. However, her clinical interests lie specifically in Gynaecology and Early Pregnancy complications, in which she holds the RCOG Advanced training accreditation.
She has completed a Clinical Fellowship in Gynaecological and Early pregnancy ultrasound under Professor Jurkovic at the world renowned Elizabeth Garett Anderson Unit at University College London Hospital. During this time, she developed high level skills in ultrasound including fibroid mapping, pre-operative assessment and staging of complex endometriosis, ureteric tracking, diagnosis and management of rare early pregnancy complications, assessment of ovarian cysts and ovarian malignancy surveillance. She is also experienced in techniques 3d scanning and saline infusion sonography.
Background
Having trained in large teaching hospitals and tertiary referral centres in London, Miss Sirha was taught by some of the most proficient and highly regarded specialists. Moving to Berkshire for a better quality of life for her family, she is passionate about delivering the same high quality and standard of care to women in the surrounding area. She leads in the application of a novel model of gynaecological care that uses high quality diagnostics in one a ‘one stop’ setting facilitating rapid diagnosis and initiation of treatment. She has as strong belief that a large proportion of benign gynaecological conditions can be managed without surgery providing an accurate diagnosis and understanding of the condition is reached. She uses techniques such as manual vacuum aspiration and outpatient hysteroscopy to support this.
Miss Sirha focuses on delivering evidenced based care with an emphasis on providing a holistic approach. She is known for working with her patients to develop a unique individualized care package as she recongnises everyone’s experience and priorities are different. She is keen to improve access to secondary care in a community setting to allow her patients to consultant a specialist closer to home and in the comfort of familiar settings.
Miss Sirha is involved in continuous service improvement and has headed a number of projects resulting in an improved patient experience. She has a longstanding involvement with Imperial College Medical School as an Undergraduate Exam writer, standard setter, final year PACES examiner and was an invited lecturer for the digital delivery of undergraduate teaching during the COVID pandemic. She is a Basic Practical Skills faculty member and has co-authored a teaching module in Gestational trophoblastic disease for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.
Clinical Interests
Early pregnancy complications