• Dr. Rashmi Adiga is a Paediatric neurologist and has an experience in this field.

• She is working as a Consultant in Paediatric neurologist at Rainbow Hospital, Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore

• Her specialization includes Paediatric neurologist

• She complements her skills in managing general paediatric problems with specialist skills in complex paediatric neurological problems.

• She has spent few years training and working in the U.K. After qualifying from Bangalore Medical College, she qualified with a D.C.H (Diploma in Child Health) at the Institute of Child Health, Madras and obtained a CCT (certificate of completion of training) in paediatrics (special interest paediatric neurology) following training in the Eastern deanery, United Kingdom.

• Following this she was a fellow in paediatric neurology at Addenbrookes Hospital Cambridge and completed modules in the BPNA distance learning course in paediatric neurology.

• During this time, she was honorary visiting specialist in paediatric neurology at Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge.

• During her time as a consultant in U.K, she conducted paediatric epilepsy clinics, paediatric neurology clinics, paediatric neurodevelopmental clinics, and multidisciplinary clinics for children with cerebral palsy.

• She also conducted clinics at Churchill Park School, a special school for children with neuro-disabilities.

• After relocating to Bangalore, she has developed substantial experience in tropical paediatric neurological problems including acute paediatric neurology.

• During her time in U.K, she has led many audit projects including the national Epilepsy 12 audit to improve the quality of clinical care for children with epilepsy.

• She is passionate about teaching and is currently faculty for British Paediatric Neurology Association Paediatric Epilepsy Training (PET1) courses and Paediatric EEG basics for paediatricians (PEBP) workshops.

• She was “University of Cambridge Senior Clinical tutor” and hence lead for the placement of Cambridge Medical students in paediatrics.

• She was an educational supervisor for postgraduate trainees in paediatrics.

• She is very keen on evidence-based clinical care and has written many local clinical guidelines and was also a Delphi Panellist for the RCPCH Stroke in Childhood guideline.

• She is currently involved in the training programme for DNB residents, PICU and NICU fellows at Rainbow Children’s Hospital.

• After relocating to Bangalore, she was a member of the organising team, scientific committee which organised the successful 10th AOCN (Association of Child Neurology) annual conference in Bengaluru in February/March 2020.

• She has been faculty at many national and international conferences.