Dr Alex Kumar BSc FRCA

Patient Centered Care for Effective Pain Management

Dr Alex Kumar is a Consultant in Anaesthesia and Pain Management with Honorary Consultant appointments at King’s College Hospital and Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. 

In Private Practice, Alex provides integrated pain management to support the rehabilitation team at Pure Sports Medicine.

He qualified from Bart’s and The London and undertook specialty training in Anaesthetics and Pain Management both in the UK and abroad with fellowships in acute pain at St Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, and in chronic pain at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London. 

Alex’s area of expertise is in the use of pain medicine to enable rehabilitation to improve function and quality of life. This is achieved by using a truly holistic, multidisciplinary approach, tailoring intervention, medication, and pain therapies in partnership with the patient. 

Alex lives in London with his wife a Gastroenterologist, and their three young children. Away from London they can be found either in Devon or in the mountains. 

SPECIALIST INTERESTS

Acute and Chronic Pain Medicine to enable Rehabilitation, Spinal Medicine and Interventional Pain Medicine

SPORTING INTERESTS

Running, Cycling and Backcountry Skiing

QUALIFICATIONS


BSc (Hons) Sports Medicine - Queen Mary, University of London, UK in 2006

MBBS - Barts and The London School of Medicine, UK in 2007

FRCA - Royal College of Anaesthetists, UK in 2015

AFFPMRCA - Faculty of Pain Medicine, Royal College of Anaesthetists, UK in 2021

Initial Pain Management Assessment

Your initial appointment will include a complete, patient centred assessment, using your personal goals to shape a holistic management plan. You should expect to leave with a targeted individual management plan, with your concerns and questions answered.

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