Dr Karanvir (KV) Singh

MBBS, MRCP(UK), FRACP

Dr K V Singh is a respiratory specialist with decades of experience in the field of respiratory medicine. He specialises in lung cancer interstitial lung disease, airways disease, and bronchial infections.

After completing MRCP in the UK Dr Singh moved to Australia in 2006 and earned his FRACP while working at Orange Health Service. There he established a fast track lung cancer clinic and reintroduced bronchoscopy and EBUS services.

Dr Singh has admitting rights and rights to perform bronchoscopy/EBUS at Sydney Adventist Hospital. He is a member of the lung cancer Multidisciplinary Meeting (MDT) in Sydney Adventist Hospital. He also chairs the Western Lung Cancer Working Group.

His expertise is in various respiratory conditions, such as lung cancer, interstitial lung disease, airway diseases, and bronchial infections and EBUS bronchoscopy.

Dr Singh is available for consolations on Mondays and Fridays including a fast-track lung cancer/nodule clinic on Fridays.

Qualifications
Experience

Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, The Royal Australasian College of Physicians, Adult Medicine Division, Australia, 2017

MRCP and CCT from United Kingdom

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, Babasaheb Ambebkar Marathwada University, India, 2001

Dr Karanvir “KV” Singh is a Respiratory and General Medicine physician with postgraduate MRCP and CCT from United Kingdom. Dr KV Singh moved to Australia in 2016 and attained FRACP (Australia) while working as a full time Specialist at Orange Health Service.

Dr KV Singh has an interest in respiratory conditions like lung cancer, interstitial lung disease, airways diseases and bronchial infections. He started a fast-track lung cancer clinic and restarted Diagnostic/Therapeutic Bronchoscopy along with Endobronchial Ultrasound (EBUS) service at Orange Health Service. Dr KV Singh is the chair of the Western Lung Cancer Working Group and is a core member of Lung Cancer MDT. He has been an Associate Clinical Lecturer with the School of Rural Health, University of Sydney, and has a keen interest in teaching and education.