Who I Am

I am an experienced general practitioner with a strong foundation in hospital medicine and medical education. After graduating from Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ Medical School in 2002, I undertook extensive postgraduate hospital training across major centres including University College Hospital, Addenbrooke’s, the London Chest Hospital, and Queen’s Hospital. My broad acute and hospital experience spans cardiology, gastroenterology, nephrology, neurology, respiratory medicine, and intensive care.

I hold dual post-graduate memberships with both the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP) and the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP), and operate as a general physician within primary care. I offer thorough, diagnostic-led consultations for complex, multi-system health concerns, chronic disease management, and preventative health.

Central to my practice is the belief that effective care begins with truly understanding the patient. I take the time to listen and review health concerns from the ground up, allowing patients to start afresh with a clear, holistic management plan. Drawing on my extensive hospital network built over two decades of clinical practice, I serve as a central lynchpin in my patients' care, ensuring that when sub-specialist input is needed, referrals are precise, timely, and directed to trusted experts.

Alongside my clinical practice, Dr Nagarajah holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education from the University of Cambridge, where I serve as Assistant Director of General Practice Studies. My academic involvement keeps my practice aligned with current clinical evidence and medical training standards.

I live in Hertfordshire with his wife and two children. I am passionate about all kinds of music and play the violin, piano, Carnatic violin and Miruthangam including having performed multiple times on stage. I also have interests in electronics, computing, finance, movies and cars.

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My NHS Base is New River Health (formerly Church Street Surgery, Ware)