Dr Srinivas Gada was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2024 for delivering outstanding care.
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Dr Srinivas Gada
2021-11-02
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2nd November 2021
Dr Gada has been amazing with our young boy who has been diagnosed with ADHD recently. We have seen him 3 times and I must say he is a very warm, empathetic and one of the most brilliant doctor I've ever met. I would have no concerns in recommending Dr Gada to any other parents.
Dr Srinivas Gada
2021-10-06
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6th October 2021
Dr Gada helped immensely with the diagnosis of our son for both autism and ADHD. He ensured we had time to ask all of our questions and showed great empathy and care. We are extremely grateful to Dr Gada to help us fast forward the right care for our son. I would recommend him unequivocally and especially for those parents who are waiting for care with the NHS.
Dr Srinivas Gada
2021-10-01
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1st October 2021
Very kind and compassionate Dr, made myself and my daughter feel comfortable and at ease. Explained her diagnosis and was prompt with the report .
Dr Srinivas Gada
2021-09-23
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23rd September 2021
Dr Gada was brilliant, he was so kind when we took our daughter for her assessment. I felt he listened to us and had compassion. We did not feel patronised or dismissed which has often happened during this process with other professionals. A very detailed report arrived quickly. Very happy with the service and we would recommend.
Dr Srinivas Gada
2021-09-23
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23rd September 2021
We visited Dr Gada with our 3 year old little girl for an ASD Assessement, and again I cannot recommend his services enough. He listened intently, and his notes were impeccable and super quick post the review. His ability to put us all at ease and his kindness playing with Ivy was amazing. It's a really tough time as a parent going through these stages to get support for our children and Dr Gada is most definately an amazing support and start to the journey, and also offering up other services immediately that will help Ivy - thank you so much.
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- Paediatrics
Profile
Sri is a seasoned Consultant in Paediatric Neurodisability, with over 20 years of experience. He is a specialist in assessment of: ASD, ADHD, Dyspraxia, Intellectual disability, Developmental delay, SEN and Motor Impairments.
Now, practising in an Independent Neurodisability Practice at Oxford Centre for Neurodevelopment and at Manor Hospital in Oxford. He also undertakes Medico-legal work. Previously, he has worked as a Consultant Neurodisability Paediatrician at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, for over 13 years.
Sri has worn many hats over the past 2 amazing decades. He has served as a Educational Supervisor (13y), Clinical Supervisor (14y), Consultant Appraiser (12y+), Clinical Governance Lead (10y), Child Development Team Lead (13y+), Down Syndrome Service Lead (6y+).
Some of his key achievements:
- He has delivered care to over 20,000 children with complex needs, working closely with members of the multi-disciplinary team.
- Sri has supervised dozens of doctors. Over a dozen of whom are now working in NHS as consultants.
- He edited, the ‘Oxford Handbook of Community Paediatrics’, published by Oxford University Press. This book is sold worldwide. This has been the foremost book in his field of practice since 2012.
- As a Course Director, he conducted annual 5-day child development courses at Wolfson College Oxford. He has trained paediatricians from over 20 countries.
- University of Oxford awarded him with a ‘Hon Senior Clinical Lecturer’ in 2007.
- Sri started various clinical services in Oxford e.g. Transition Clinic, Joint-CAMHS clinic, Dyslexia Screening. Presented my work at International Conferences.
- His work covered on BBC Radio, TV and local papers.
- Sri was awarded 3 Clinical Excellence Awards by Oxford University Hospitals.
Sri loves running. He has fundraised over £10,000 for charities by running half/full marathons over the past decade.
To him, there is nothing greater than assessing children with special needs, diagnosing their disability, empowering and enabling them with a treatment plan. He believes that this a fantastic process and he feels blessed to participate in.
Get in touch if there is an opportunity for him to assess and enable a child. www.ocnd.co.uk.
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