Dr Anushree – Consultant Paediatrician and Neonatologist
- +6014 280 1558
- Suite 402, Block A, Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur, 8, Jalan Bukit Pantai, 59100 Kuala Lumpur
About Us
AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS
- Singapore Excellent Service (EXSA) Silver Award 2006
- Merit Award for Platform Research Presentation 2006
- KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital Annual Scientific Meeting
Professional Qualifications
- National Specialist Register Malaysia (Neonatology) November 2010
- National Specialist Register Malaysia (Paediatrics) November 2010
- Full Registration Malaysian Medical Council September 2009
- Fellowship of the Academy of Medicine Singapore (FAMS) January 2010
- Singapore Specialist Accreditation Board Registration January 2009
- Certificate of Advanced Specialist Training Singapore October 2008
- Member of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health August 2002 (MRCPCH)
- Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) July 1997
- University of Sheffield School of Medicine, United Kingdom
Dr. Anushree Narayanan
Dr Anushree graduated from the University of Sheffield School of Medicine (UK) and completed her paediatric and neonatal training in both the United Kingdom and Singapore, including Advanced Specialist Training in Neonatal Intensive Care at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Singapore. She is registered with the Malaysian National Specialist Register in Paediatrics and Neonatology, a Fellow of the Academy of Medicine Singapore (FAMS), a Member of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (MRCPCH), and is fully registered with the Malaysian Medical Council.
She previously served as a senior lecturer in the Department of Paediatrics at University Malaya Medical Centre, a Clinical Tutor at the National University of Singapore, and a Lecturer in Critical Care Nursing and Midwifery at Nanyang Polytechnic. Currently, she is the Head of the Paediatrics Department and Chairman of the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative Committee at Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur. Dr Anushree is also a recipient of the Singapore Excellent Service (EXSA) Silver Award and has published and presented her research internationally in the field of neonatal intensive care.
A Family-Centred Approach
Listening carefully to parents’ concerns
Clear explanations without medical jargon
Shared decision-making
Preventive care and long-term health planning
FAQs
What inspired you to become a paediatrician?
Children have a way of showing and spreading love and joy in its purest form. During my training, I was inspired by the strength and resilience shown by children who were suffering from many different illnesses. I was therefore inspired to help treat children of all ages. I developed a special interest in premature and Newborn infants as my training progressed because with the expertise and technology currently available, we are able to treat many conditions which were not previously treatable, such as extreme prematurity. It gives hope to parents and families when we can save these tiny babies LIVES and give them a good life ahead.
Dr Anushree has a strong focus on neonatology, providing specialised care for newborns — especially those who require close monitoring and medical support. Her areas of interest include:
• Care of premature and low birth weight babies
• Neonatal intensive care (NICU management)
• Jaundice monitoring and management
• Feeding and breastfeeding support
• Growth and developmental follow-up
• Guidance for first-time parents and early newborn care
Dr Anushree is actively involved in professional education, research, and public health advocacy.
Academic & Teaching Roles
- Senior Lecturer, University Malaya Medical Centre
- Clinical Tutor, National University of Singapore
- Lecturer in Critical Care Nursing & Midwifery, Singapore
She has contributed to peer-reviewed research in neonatal respiratory care, CPAP therapy, meconium aspiration syndrome, and complex neonatal management. Her work has been presented at international scientific meetings, including the World Down Syndrome Congress in Vancouver.
She has also been involved in developing clinical protocols and evidence-based neonatal guidelines in tertiary hospitals.
Dr Anushree regularly shares her expertise through public forums and media platforms, including:
- Complementary Feeding – Nestlé Nutrition Institute Lecture Series
- Multiple health segments – NTV7 Breakfast Show
- NICU Levels of Care – Pantai Hospital KL
- Nutritional Challenges in Children – Public Forum
- Preterm Infant Post-Discharge Care – GP Forum
- Asthma & Bronchitis – Helo Doktor (TV3)
- COVID-19 in Children – LiteFM Breakfast Show
- Life Beyond MCO – Parenthood Magazine
- Failure to Thrive – Virtual GP Forum
- Strong Immunity for Kids – Online Health Forums
- Taking Your Premature Baby Home – Live Parent Education Sessions
Through these engagements, she continues to empower parents with reliable, evidence-based information.
“Every child deserves attentive care, and every parent deserves time, clarity, and reassurance. Do not hesitate to ask questions or share your concerns — early attention can make a big difference in your child’s health and development. Trust your instincts, and let us work together to support your child’s growth and wellbeing.”
For Dr Anushree, paediatrics brings together medical care, careful monitoring, and meaningful connection with both children and their families. She finds fulfillment in caring for children through their earliest and most vulnerable stages of life — from supporting premature babies in the neonatal period to guiding parents through feeding, growth, and everyday childhood concerns.
She is especially inspired by the strength and resilience of newborns and young children, particularly those who require intensive care at the start of life. Being able to support these tiny lives and give them a strong beginning continues to drive her passion for her work.
Dr Anushree believes in empowering parents with clear, reliable information, helping them understand their child’s needs, recognise early warning signs, and feel confident in caring for their child’s health and development.