Dr. Radha Nair is a General Surgeon based in Melbourne’s northern suburbs. His clinical interests include breast, thyroid, colorectal, hernia, gallbladder disease, skin cancers, hand surgeries, and endoscopy. Dr Nair is dedicated to delivering quality, patient-centered care across these specialties. Dr. Nair has extensive experience in leadership roles within both academic and surgical contexts, having worked in rural and regional areas across Australia and New Zealand. His involvement in these regions underscores his commitment to improving healthcare accessibility and outcomes in underserved communities. Radha is an active member of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons (RACS) and engages in various RACS committees.

Practices:
Northern Private Hospital

Address:
2, Suite 2
12 Osburn Place, Epping
Epping VIC 3076

Call:
03 7042 9959

Fax:
03 90052866

Email:
admin@drradhanair.com.au

Services:
General Surgery

Profile

Dr. Radha Nair is a General Surgeon based in Melbourne’s northern suburbs. His clinical interests include breast, thyroid, colorectal, hernia, gallbladder disease, skin cancers, hand surgeries, and endoscopy. Dr Nair is dedicated to delivering quality, patient-centered care across these specialties. Dr. Nair has extensive experience in leadership roles within both academic and surgical contexts, having worked in rural and regional areas across Australia and New Zealand. His involvement in these regions underscores his commitment to improving healthcare accessibility and outcomes in underserved communities. Radha is an active member of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons (RACS) and engages in various RACS committees. He also mentors surgical trainees and serves as a supervisor for colonoscopy and gastroscopy procedures. Additionally, Dr. Nair acts as an examiner for the Surgical Education and Training (SET) program, further contributing to the education of future surgeons.

Interests

• Gastroscopy
• Colonoscopy
• Skin cancer removal
• Hernia repair
• Gall bladder
• Thyroid
• Breast
• Carpal tunnel
• Ganglion
• Dupuytrens
• Haemorrhoids
• Varicose veins