Dr. Rajesh Kumar Verma

(Chairman)

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Verma is a widely recognized orthopedic and spine surgeon with over 25 years of notable clinical expertise. As Chairman of Orthopaedics at SHALBY Sanar Hospital, he has conducted hundreds of complicated orthopedic and spine treatments with outstanding results. Dr. Verma is well-known for his unique approach to minimally invasive spine procedures and complicated joint replacements, making him one of India’s top orthopedic specialists.

He is especially interested in treating spine abnormalities, degenerative spinal illnesses, and joint problems. His patient-centered approach and skill in robotic-assisted operations make him an excellent option for both Indian and foreign patients looking for cutting-edge orthopedic treatments.

Education

  • MBBS – India
  • MS (Orthopaedics) – Renowned medical institution
  • Fellowships in Spine Surgery – International centers of excellence
  • Specialized training in minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgeries

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