Dr Gautam Khanna completed his postgraduate specialist training in Anaesthesia and Critical care medicine from the United Kingdom and practiced as a specialist in training for 9 years years in the National health service (NHS) UK. He was awarded the renowned completion of certificate of training (CCT) by the General Medical Council ( GMC) in 2012 and practiced as a Consultant Anaesthetist in General Anaesthesia at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust,UKbefore relocating to India in September 2013.
When in UK, he worked with world-renowned hospitals like The Royal London Hospitals, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (London) and St Andrews unit for Burns and Plastics, Chelmsford.
After he relocated to India , he has worked as consultant and senior consultant in Anaesthesia and Critical care at Max Hospital Saket, Fortis Gurugram, Medanta Hospital.
CCT (March 2012)
Completion of Certificate of Training- Royal College of Anaesthetists
MRCA (Hon) (Sept 2012)
Royal College of Anaesthetist, UK
EDRA(Sept 2011)
European Diploma of Regional Anaesthesia
FRCA (Oct 2008)
Fellowship of College Of Anaesthetists
MRCGP (Int)
Royal College of General Practitioners
MBBS (Dec 2001)
Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences.
Review article - Bone Cement and its implications for anaesthesia
Gautam Khanna, Jan Cernovsky; Continuing Education in Anaesthesia and Critical Care 2012. I was the first author for the review article.
Abstract Publication: Failure of Regional Anaesthesia in patients with hypermobility syndrome
Gautam khanna, Nlubis; Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine & Volume 36, Number 7, September-October 2011 Supplement. I was the first author for the article.
Case-report - Haematocrit as a predictor of fluid responsiveness: misleading marker in a case of Testosterone induced erythrocytosis
Famila Algarsamy, Gautam Khanna, Bruce Emerson; British journal of Hospital Medicine-May 2012. I was the 2nd Author contributing in literature search and proof reading.
Dr Gautam Khanna completed his postgraduate specialist training in Anaesthesia and Critical care medicine from the United Kingdom and practiced as a specialist in training for 9 years years in the National health service (NHS) UK. He was awarded the renowned completion of certificate of training (CCT) by the General Medical Council ( GMC) in 2012 and practiced as a Consultant Anaesthetist in General Anaesthesia at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust,UKbefore relocating to India in September 2013.
When in UK, he worked with world-renowned hospitals like The Royal London Hospitals, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (London) and St Andrews unit for Burns and Plastics, Chelmsford.
After he relocated to India , he has worked as consultant and senior consultant in Anaesthesia and Critical care at Max Hospital Saket, Fortis Gurugram, Medanta Hospital.
CCT (March 2012)
Completion of Certificate of Training- Royal College of Anaesthetists
MRCA (Hon) (Sept 2012)
Royal College of Anaesthetist, UK
EDRA(Sept 2011)
European Diploma of Regional Anaesthesia
FRCA (Oct 2008)
Fellowship of College Of Anaesthetists
MRCGP (Int)
Royal College of General Practitioners
MBBS (Dec 2001)
Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences.
Review article - Bone Cement and its implications for anaesthesia
Gautam Khanna, Jan Cernovsky; Continuing Education in Anaesthesia and Critical Care 2012. I was the first author for the review article.
Abstract Publication: Failure of Regional Anaesthesia in patients with hypermobility syndrome
Gautam khanna, Nlubis; Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine & Volume 36, Number 7, September-October 2011 Supplement. I was the first author for the article.
Case-report - Haematocrit as a predictor of fluid responsiveness: misleading marker in a case of Testosterone induced erythrocytosis
Famila Algarsamy, Gautam Khanna, Bruce Emerson; British journal of Hospital Medicine-May 2012. I was the 2nd Author contributing in literature search and proof reading.
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