Dr Manoj Kumar Bhavaraju, MBBS, DNB, FCAI, EDAIC
Senior Consultant Anaesthetist & Intensivist | Medical Superintendent, Pranaam Group of Hospitals

Profile:
Dr Manoj Kumar Bhavaraju is a highly experienced anaesthetist and intensivist with over 20 years of clinical expertise. He holds fellowships and certifications in intensive care medicine, palliative care medicine, and artificial intelligence in healthcare.

Professional Experience:
Currently serving as Senior Consultant Anaesthetist and Intensivist, as well as Medical Superintendent at Pranaam Group of Hospitals, Hyderabad, Dr Manoj Kumar Bhavaraju has been instrumental in advancing patient care and hospital management. He previously worked at the Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals, UK, and has been with Pranaam Group for the past five years.

Areas of Expertise:

• High-risk surgical cases
• Regional anaesthesia
• Paediatric anaesthesia
• Intensive care of high risk cases
• Advanced pain management

Academic Achievements:
Dr Manoj Kumar Bhavaraju has presented multiple papers at national and international conferences. His comparative study on anaesthetic practices between India and the UK received critical acclaim in the British Journal of Anaesthesia’s forum for specialty doctors.

Leadership & Innovation:
As Head of Medical Services, Dr Manoj Kumar Bhavaraju has played a key role in implementing clinical processes and workflows across departments. He is a pioneer in applying AI solutions to real-world hospital challenges, such as developing self-generating discharge summaries from EMRs and automating pre-anaesthesia check-ups.

Philosophy:
Dr Manoj Kumar Bhavaraju’s approach to medicine is grounded in sound clinical judgement, prioritising common sense before technicality.

Personal Interests:
Outside of his professional responsibilities, Dr Manoj Kumar Bhavaraju is passionate about hosting various cultural activities and has a deep appreciation for music. He is an avid sports enthusiast, enjoying cricket, badminton, and table tennis. Notably, he was a professional table tennis player in his younger days, reflecting his commitment to excellence both inside and outside the medical field