Consultant - Trauma and Orthopaedics

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata is specialized in ‘Trauma and Orthopaedics’ and provides comprehensive care to his patients. He carries an experience of more than 23 years in Trauma and Orthopaedics, over 18 years of which were spent working for the National Health Service (NHS) England. He has worked for more than 3 years in NHS England as a Consultant in trauma and hip and knee replacements at a level 2 Trauma centre. He has successfully replaced more than 600 Hip and Knee joints and his name is on the National Joint Registry of the United Kingdom. His experience in NHS England served to advance his medical training, building upon his previous education from Government Medical College (GMC), Mysore, and his postgraduate training from Bangalore Medical College (BMC), Bangalore, India. He is a foremost orthopedic doctor in Mangalore

While in England, Dr. Pushparaj Rajata familiarized himself with the principles of Evidence-Based Medicine, the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA), and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidelines, as well as best practices, patient prioritization, and the Get it Right First Time (GIRFT) initiative, among other crucial aspects of medical practice where the utmost importance is placed on patient care.  He strives to incorporate all these components in the most optimal manner to enhance the quality of care provided to patients. 

He worked as a Clinical Supervisor for Orthopaedic Specialist Registrars (SpR) enrolled in the East Anglia SpR rotation program, aiming to become Consultant in England. At Peterborough City Hospital, he had the privilege of regularly mentoring and instructing medical students from Cambridge and Leicester Universities. Whenever possible, he dedicated his time to teaching Registrars, Foundation year doctors, and Core trainees. He conducted teaching sessions for junior doctors and medical students from Cambridge University at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. Similarly, at Grantham & District Hospital, he seized opportunities to educate junior doctors. On a few occasions, he was also granted the chance to teach medical students at Dewsbury and District Hospital. 

During his tenure as a Lecturer at AIIMS Medical College, Bellur in India, he was responsible for delivering weekly Theory and Clinical Tutorial classes for MBBS and nursing students. He also conducted Clinical Tutorials for junior postgraduate students. Throughout his post-graduation in Orthopaedics and Trauma at Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore, India, he frequently engaged in clinical tutorials for MBBS and nursing students. 

He assisted the leadership team in the trauma reconfiguration of the trust during November 2020. He helped organise, prepare, and manage the rotas for consultants on call. He was able to bargain and swap a lot of On calls for a lot of Consultants. He has participated in a Leadership and Management course in London where he gained insights into his own leadership style, discerned the distinction between leadership and management, comprehended the significance of Emotional Quotient, and acquired skills in managing teams, individuals, and managers. Moreover, he learned about Logical Levels and the value of providing feedback at the Behaviour level to enhance working relationships and overall efficiency. 

He actively participated in a Leadership course held in Manchester on 8th November 2018 where he gained a comprehensive understanding of various leadership styles and techniques for motivating colleagues. He also acquired knowledge about the process of establishing a business case and effectively working towards its implementation. He took the lead in conducting an audit on the impact of local anaesthetic injection before intra-articular steroid injection in foot and ankle patients. He presented the findings at the Clinical Governance Meeting in November 2018. 

He spearheaded a re-audit on Acute Kidney Injury following hip and knee arthroplasty and presented the results at the Clinical Governance Meeting in February 2018. He also demonstrated his proactive approach by independently collecting data for Surgical Site Infection Surveillance over a period of two years at Grantham and District Hospital. He carries an experience of more than 23 years in Trauma and Orthopaedics, over 18 years of which were spent working for the National Health Service (NHS) England. He worked for more than 3 years in NHS England as a consultant in trauma and joint replacements. He has successfully replaced more than 600 joints and his name is on the National Joint Registry of the UK.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata's experience in NHS England served to advance his medical training, building upon his previous education from Government Medical College (GMC), Mysore, and his postgraduate training from Bangalore Medical College (BMC), Bangalore, India. While in England, he familiarized himself with the principles of Evidence-Based Medicine, the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA), and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidelines, as well as best practices, patient prioritization, and the Get it Right First Time (GIRFT) initiative, among other crucial aspects of medical practice where the utmost importance is placed on patient care. 

 He strives to incorporate all these components in the most optimal manner to enhance the quality of care provided to patients. He worked as a Clinical Supervisor for Orthopaedic Specialist Registrars (SpR) enrolled in the East Anglia SpR rotation program, aiming to become Consultant in England. At Peterborough City Hospital, he had the privilege of regularly mentoring and instructing medical students from Cambridge and Leicester Universities. Whenever possible, he dedicated his time to teaching Registrars, Foundation year doctors, and Core trainees. He conducted teaching sessions for junior doctors and medical students from Cambridge University at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. Similarly, at Grantham & District Hospital, he seized opportunities to educate junior doctors. On a few occasions, he was also granted the chance to teach medical students at Dewsbury and District Hospital.

During his tenure as a Lecturer at AIIMS Medical College, Bellur in India, Dr. Pushparaj Rajata was responsible for delivering weekly Theory and Clinical Tutorial classes for MBBS and nursing students. He also conducted Clinical Tutorials for junior postgraduate students. Throughout his post-graduation in Orthopaedics and Trauma at Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore, India, he frequently engaged in clinical tutorials for MBBS and nursing students. He assisted the leadership team in the trauma reconfiguration of the trust during November 2020. He helped organise, prepare, and manage the rotas for consultants on call. He was able to bargain and swap a lot of On calls for a lot of Consultants. He has participated in a Leadership and Management course in London where he gained insights into his own leadership style, discerned the distinction between leadership and management, comprehended the significance of Emotional Quotient, and acquired skills in managing teams, individuals, and managers. Moreover, he learned about Logical Levels and the value of providing feedback at the Behaviour level to enhance working relationships and overall efficiency.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata actively participated in a Leadership course held in Manchester on 8th November 2018 where he gained a comprehensive understanding of various leadership styles and techniques for motivating colleagues. He also acquired knowledge about the process of establishing a business case and effectively working towards its implementation. He took the lead in conducting an audit on the impact of local anaesthetic injection before intra-articular steroid injection in foot and ankle patients. He presented the findings at the Clinical Governance Meeting in November 2018. He spearheaded a re-audit on Acute Kidney Injury following hip and knee arthroplasty and presented the results at the Clinical Governance Meeting in February 2018. He also demonstrated his proactive approach by independently collecting data for Surgical Site Infection Surveillance over a period of two years at Grantham and District Hospital.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata is specialized in ‘Trauma and Orthopaedics’ and provides comprehensive care to his patients. He carries an experience of more than 23 years in Trauma and Orthopaedics, over 18 years of which were spent working for the National Health Service (NHS) England. He has worked for more than 3 years in NHS England as a Consultant in trauma and hip and knee replacements at a level 2 Trauma centre. He has successfully replaced more than 600 Hip and Knee joints and his name is on the National Joint Registry of the United Kingdom. His experience in NHS England served to advance his medical training, building upon his previous education from Government Medical College (GMC), Mysore, and his postgraduate training from Bangalore Medical College (BMC), Bangalore, India. He is a foremost orthopedic doctor in Mangalore

While in England, Dr. Pushparaj Rajata familiarized himself with the principles of Evidence-Based Medicine, the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA), and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidelines, as well as best practices, patient prioritization, and the Get it Right First Time (GIRFT) initiative, among other crucial aspects of medical practice where the utmost importance is placed on patient care.  He strives to incorporate all these components in the most optimal manner to enhance the quality of care provided to patients. 

He worked as a Clinical Supervisor for Orthopaedic Specialist Registrars (SpR) enrolled in the East Anglia SpR rotation program, aiming to become Consultant in England. At Peterborough City Hospital, he had the privilege of regularly mentoring and instructing medical students from Cambridge and Leicester Universities. Whenever possible, he dedicated his time to teaching Registrars, Foundation year doctors, and Core trainees. He conducted teaching sessions for junior doctors and medical students from Cambridge University at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. Similarly, at Grantham & District Hospital, he seized opportunities to educate junior doctors. On a few occasions, he was also granted the chance to teach medical students at Dewsbury and District Hospital. 

During his tenure as a Lecturer at AIIMS Medical College, Bellur in India, he was responsible for delivering weekly Theory and Clinical Tutorial classes for MBBS and nursing students. He also conducted Clinical Tutorials for junior postgraduate students. Throughout his post-graduation in Orthopaedics and Trauma at Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore, India, he frequently engaged in clinical tutorials for MBBS and nursing students. 

He assisted the leadership team in the trauma reconfiguration of the trust during November 2020. He helped organise, prepare, and manage the rotas for consultants on call. He was able to bargain and swap a lot of On calls for a lot of Consultants. He has participated in a Leadership and Management course in London where he gained insights into his own leadership style, discerned the distinction between leadership and management, comprehended the significance of Emotional Quotient, and acquired skills in managing teams, individuals, and managers. Moreover, he learned about Logical Levels and the value of providing feedback at the Behaviour level to enhance working relationships and overall efficiency. 

He actively participated in a Leadership course held in Manchester on 8th November 2018 where he gained a comprehensive understanding of various leadership styles and techniques for motivating colleagues. He also acquired knowledge about the process of establishing a business case and effectively working towards its implementation. He took the lead in conducting an audit on the impact of local anaesthetic injection before intra-articular steroid injection in foot and ankle patients. He presented the findings at the Clinical Governance Meeting in November 2018. 

He spearheaded a re-audit on Acute Kidney Injury following hip and knee arthroplasty and presented the results at the Clinical Governance Meeting in February 2018. He also demonstrated his proactive approach by independently collecting data for Surgical Site Infection Surveillance over a period of two years at Grantham and District Hospital. He carries an experience of more than 23 years in Trauma and Orthopaedics, over 18 years of which were spent working for the National Health Service (NHS) England. He worked for more than 3 years in NHS England as a consultant in trauma and joint replacements. He has successfully replaced more than 600 joints and his name is on the National Joint Registry of the UK.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata's experience in NHS England served to advance his medical training, building upon his previous education from Government Medical College (GMC), Mysore, and his postgraduate training from Bangalore Medical College (BMC), Bangalore, India. While in England, he familiarized himself with the principles of Evidence-Based Medicine, the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA), and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidelines, as well as best practices, patient prioritization, and the Get it Right First Time (GIRFT) initiative, among other crucial aspects of medical practice where the utmost importance is placed on patient care. 

 He strives to incorporate all these components in the most optimal manner to enhance the quality of care provided to patients. He worked as a Clinical Supervisor for Orthopaedic Specialist Registrars (SpR) enrolled in the East Anglia SpR rotation program, aiming to become Consultant in England. At Peterborough City Hospital, he had the privilege of regularly mentoring and instructing medical students from Cambridge and Leicester Universities. Whenever possible, he dedicated his time to teaching Registrars, Foundation year doctors, and Core trainees. He conducted teaching sessions for junior doctors and medical students from Cambridge University at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. Similarly, at Grantham & District Hospital, he seized opportunities to educate junior doctors. On a few occasions, he was also granted the chance to teach medical students at Dewsbury and District Hospital.

During his tenure as a Lecturer at AIIMS Medical College, Bellur in India, Dr. Pushparaj Rajata was responsible for delivering weekly Theory and Clinical Tutorial classes for MBBS and nursing students. He also conducted Clinical Tutorials for junior postgraduate students. Throughout his post-graduation in Orthopaedics and Trauma at Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore, India, he frequently engaged in clinical tutorials for MBBS and nursing students. He assisted the leadership team in the trauma reconfiguration of the trust during November 2020. He helped organise, prepare, and manage the rotas for consultants on call. He was able to bargain and swap a lot of On calls for a lot of Consultants. He has participated in a Leadership and Management course in London where he gained insights into his own leadership style, discerned the distinction between leadership and management, comprehended the significance of Emotional Quotient, and acquired skills in managing teams, individuals, and managers. Moreover, he learned about Logical Levels and the value of providing feedback at the Behaviour level to enhance working relationships and overall efficiency.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata actively participated in a Leadership course held in Manchester on 8th November 2018 where he gained a comprehensive understanding of various leadership styles and techniques for motivating colleagues. He also acquired knowledge about the process of establishing a business case and effectively working towards its implementation. He took the lead in conducting an audit on the impact of local anaesthetic injection before intra-articular steroid injection in foot and ankle patients. He presented the findings at the Clinical Governance Meeting in November 2018. He spearheaded a re-audit on Acute Kidney Injury following hip and knee arthroplasty and presented the results at the Clinical Governance Meeting in February 2018. He also demonstrated his proactive approach by independently collecting data for Surgical Site Infection Surveillance over a period of two years at Grantham and District Hospital.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata is specialized in ‘Trauma and Orthopaedics’ and provides comprehensive care to his patients. He carries an experience of more than 23 years in Trauma and Orthopaedics, over 18 years of which were spent working for the National Health Service (NHS) England. He has worked for more than 3 years in NHS England as a Consultant in trauma and hip and knee replacements at a level 2 Trauma centre. He has successfully replaced more than 600 Hip and Knee joints and his name is on the National Joint Registry of the United Kingdom. His experience in NHS England served to advance his medical training, building upon his previous education from Government Medical College (GMC), Mysore, and his postgraduate training from Bangalore Medical College (BMC), Bangalore, India. He is a foremost orthopedic doctor in Mangalore

While in England, Dr. Pushparaj Rajata familiarized himself with the principles of Evidence-Based Medicine, the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA), and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidelines, as well as best practices, patient prioritization, and the Get it Right First Time (GIRFT) initiative, among other crucial aspects of medical practice where the utmost importance is placed on patient care.  He strives to incorporate all these components in the most optimal manner to enhance the quality of care provided to patients. 

He worked as a Clinical Supervisor for Orthopaedic Specialist Registrars (SpR) enrolled in the East Anglia SpR rotation program, aiming to become Consultant in England. At Peterborough City Hospital, he had the privilege of regularly mentoring and instructing medical students from Cambridge and Leicester Universities. Whenever possible, he dedicated his time to teaching Registrars, Foundation year doctors, and Core trainees. He conducted teaching sessions for junior doctors and medical students from Cambridge University at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. Similarly, at Grantham & District Hospital, he seized opportunities to educate junior doctors. On a few occasions, he was also granted the chance to teach medical students at Dewsbury and District Hospital. 

During his tenure as a Lecturer at AIIMS Medical College, Bellur in India, he was responsible for delivering weekly Theory and Clinical Tutorial classes for MBBS and nursing students. He also conducted Clinical Tutorials for junior postgraduate students. Throughout his post-graduation in Orthopaedics and Trauma at Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore, India, he frequently engaged in clinical tutorials for MBBS and nursing students. 

He assisted the leadership team in the trauma reconfiguration of the trust during November 2020. He helped organise, prepare, and manage the rotas for consultants on call. He was able to bargain and swap a lot of On calls for a lot of Consultants. He has participated in a Leadership and Management course in London where he gained insights into his own leadership style, discerned the distinction between leadership and management, comprehended the significance of Emotional Quotient, and acquired skills in managing teams, individuals, and managers. Moreover, he learned about Logical Levels and the value of providing feedback at the Behaviour level to enhance working relationships and overall efficiency. 

He actively participated in a Leadership course held in Manchester on 8th November 2018 where he gained a comprehensive understanding of various leadership styles and techniques for motivating colleagues. He also acquired knowledge about the process of establishing a business case and effectively working towards its implementation. He took the lead in conducting an audit on the impact of local anaesthetic injection before intra-articular steroid injection in foot and ankle patients. He presented the findings at the Clinical Governance Meeting in November 2018. 

He spearheaded a re-audit on Acute Kidney Injury following hip and knee arthroplasty and presented the results at the Clinical Governance Meeting in February 2018. He also demonstrated his proactive approach by independently collecting data for Surgical Site Infection Surveillance over a period of two years at Grantham and District Hospital. He carries an experience of more than 23 years in Trauma and Orthopaedics, over 18 years of which were spent working for the National Health Service (NHS) England. He worked for more than 3 years in NHS England as a consultant in trauma and joint replacements. He has successfully replaced more than 600 joints and his name is on the National Joint Registry of the UK.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata's experience in NHS England served to advance his medical training, building upon his previous education from Government Medical College (GMC), Mysore, and his postgraduate training from Bangalore Medical College (BMC), Bangalore, India. While in England, he familiarized himself with the principles of Evidence-Based Medicine, the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA), and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidelines, as well as best practices, patient prioritization, and the Get it Right First Time (GIRFT) initiative, among other crucial aspects of medical practice where the utmost importance is placed on patient care. 

 He strives to incorporate all these components in the most optimal manner to enhance the quality of care provided to patients. He worked as a Clinical Supervisor for Orthopaedic Specialist Registrars (SpR) enrolled in the East Anglia SpR rotation program, aiming to become Consultant in England. At Peterborough City Hospital, he had the privilege of regularly mentoring and instructing medical students from Cambridge and Leicester Universities. Whenever possible, he dedicated his time to teaching Registrars, Foundation year doctors, and Core trainees. He conducted teaching sessions for junior doctors and medical students from Cambridge University at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. Similarly, at Grantham & District Hospital, he seized opportunities to educate junior doctors. On a few occasions, he was also granted the chance to teach medical students at Dewsbury and District Hospital.

During his tenure as a Lecturer at AIIMS Medical College, Bellur in India, Dr. Pushparaj Rajata was responsible for delivering weekly Theory and Clinical Tutorial classes for MBBS and nursing students. He also conducted Clinical Tutorials for junior postgraduate students. Throughout his post-graduation in Orthopaedics and Trauma at Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore, India, he frequently engaged in clinical tutorials for MBBS and nursing students. He assisted the leadership team in the trauma reconfiguration of the trust during November 2020. He helped organise, prepare, and manage the rotas for consultants on call. He was able to bargain and swap a lot of On calls for a lot of Consultants. He has participated in a Leadership and Management course in London where he gained insights into his own leadership style, discerned the distinction between leadership and management, comprehended the significance of Emotional Quotient, and acquired skills in managing teams, individuals, and managers. Moreover, he learned about Logical Levels and the value of providing feedback at the Behaviour level to enhance working relationships and overall efficiency.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata actively participated in a Leadership course held in Manchester on 8th November 2018 where he gained a comprehensive understanding of various leadership styles and techniques for motivating colleagues. He also acquired knowledge about the process of establishing a business case and effectively working towards its implementation. He took the lead in conducting an audit on the impact of local anaesthetic injection before intra-articular steroid injection in foot and ankle patients. He presented the findings at the Clinical Governance Meeting in November 2018. He spearheaded a re-audit on Acute Kidney Injury following hip and knee arthroplasty and presented the results at the Clinical Governance Meeting in February 2018. He also demonstrated his proactive approach by independently collecting data for Surgical Site Infection Surveillance over a period of two years at Grantham and District Hospital.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata is specialized in ‘Trauma and Orthopaedics’ and provides comprehensive care to his patients. He carries an experience of more than 23 years in Trauma and Orthopaedics, over 18 years of which were spent working for the National Health Service (NHS) England. He has worked for more than 3 years in NHS England as a Consultant in trauma and hip and knee replacements at a level 2 Trauma centre. He has successfully replaced more than 600 Hip and Knee joints and his name is on the National Joint Registry of the United Kingdom. His experience in NHS England served to advance his medical training, building upon his previous education from Government Medical College (GMC), Mysore, and his postgraduate training from Bangalore Medical College (BMC), Bangalore, India. He is a foremost orthopedic doctor in Mangalore

While in England, Dr. Pushparaj Rajata familiarized himself with the principles of Evidence-Based Medicine, the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA), and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidelines, as well as best practices, patient prioritization, and the Get it Right First Time (GIRFT) initiative, among other crucial aspects of medical practice where the utmost importance is placed on patient care.  He strives to incorporate all these components in the most optimal manner to enhance the quality of care provided to patients. 

He worked as a Clinical Supervisor for Orthopaedic Specialist Registrars (SpR) enrolled in the East Anglia SpR rotation program, aiming to become Consultant in England. At Peterborough City Hospital, he had the privilege of regularly mentoring and instructing medical students from Cambridge and Leicester Universities. Whenever possible, he dedicated his time to teaching Registrars, Foundation year doctors, and Core trainees. He conducted teaching sessions for junior doctors and medical students from Cambridge University at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. Similarly, at Grantham & District Hospital, he seized opportunities to educate junior doctors. On a few occasions, he was also granted the chance to teach medical students at Dewsbury and District Hospital. 

During his tenure as a Lecturer at AIIMS Medical College, Bellur in India, he was responsible for delivering weekly Theory and Clinical Tutorial classes for MBBS and nursing students. He also conducted Clinical Tutorials for junior postgraduate students. Throughout his post-graduation in Orthopaedics and Trauma at Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore, India, he frequently engaged in clinical tutorials for MBBS and nursing students. 

He assisted the leadership team in the trauma reconfiguration of the trust during November 2020. He helped organise, prepare, and manage the rotas for consultants on call. He was able to bargain and swap a lot of On calls for a lot of Consultants. He has participated in a Leadership and Management course in London where he gained insights into his own leadership style, discerned the distinction between leadership and management, comprehended the significance of Emotional Quotient, and acquired skills in managing teams, individuals, and managers. Moreover, he learned about Logical Levels and the value of providing feedback at the Behaviour level to enhance working relationships and overall efficiency. 

He actively participated in a Leadership course held in Manchester on 8th November 2018 where he gained a comprehensive understanding of various leadership styles and techniques for motivating colleagues. He also acquired knowledge about the process of establishing a business case and effectively working towards its implementation. He took the lead in conducting an audit on the impact of local anaesthetic injection before intra-articular steroid injection in foot and ankle patients. He presented the findings at the Clinical Governance Meeting in November 2018. 

He spearheaded a re-audit on Acute Kidney Injury following hip and knee arthroplasty and presented the results at the Clinical Governance Meeting in February 2018. He also demonstrated his proactive approach by independently collecting data for Surgical Site Infection Surveillance over a period of two years at Grantham and District Hospital. He carries an experience of more than 23 years in Trauma and Orthopaedics, over 18 years of which were spent working for the National Health Service (NHS) England. He worked for more than 3 years in NHS England as a consultant in trauma and joint replacements. He has successfully replaced more than 600 joints and his name is on the National Joint Registry of the UK.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata's experience in NHS England served to advance his medical training, building upon his previous education from Government Medical College (GMC), Mysore, and his postgraduate training from Bangalore Medical College (BMC), Bangalore, India. While in England, he familiarized himself with the principles of Evidence-Based Medicine, the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA), and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidelines, as well as best practices, patient prioritization, and the Get it Right First Time (GIRFT) initiative, among other crucial aspects of medical practice where the utmost importance is placed on patient care. 

 He strives to incorporate all these components in the most optimal manner to enhance the quality of care provided to patients. He worked as a Clinical Supervisor for Orthopaedic Specialist Registrars (SpR) enrolled in the East Anglia SpR rotation program, aiming to become Consultant in England. At Peterborough City Hospital, he had the privilege of regularly mentoring and instructing medical students from Cambridge and Leicester Universities. Whenever possible, he dedicated his time to teaching Registrars, Foundation year doctors, and Core trainees. He conducted teaching sessions for junior doctors and medical students from Cambridge University at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. Similarly, at Grantham & District Hospital, he seized opportunities to educate junior doctors. On a few occasions, he was also granted the chance to teach medical students at Dewsbury and District Hospital.

During his tenure as a Lecturer at AIIMS Medical College, Bellur in India, Dr. Pushparaj Rajata was responsible for delivering weekly Theory and Clinical Tutorial classes for MBBS and nursing students. He also conducted Clinical Tutorials for junior postgraduate students. Throughout his post-graduation in Orthopaedics and Trauma at Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore, India, he frequently engaged in clinical tutorials for MBBS and nursing students. He assisted the leadership team in the trauma reconfiguration of the trust during November 2020. He helped organise, prepare, and manage the rotas for consultants on call. He was able to bargain and swap a lot of On calls for a lot of Consultants. He has participated in a Leadership and Management course in London where he gained insights into his own leadership style, discerned the distinction between leadership and management, comprehended the significance of Emotional Quotient, and acquired skills in managing teams, individuals, and managers. Moreover, he learned about Logical Levels and the value of providing feedback at the Behaviour level to enhance working relationships and overall efficiency.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata actively participated in a Leadership course held in Manchester on 8th November 2018 where he gained a comprehensive understanding of various leadership styles and techniques for motivating colleagues. He also acquired knowledge about the process of establishing a business case and effectively working towards its implementation. He took the lead in conducting an audit on the impact of local anaesthetic injection before intra-articular steroid injection in foot and ankle patients. He presented the findings at the Clinical Governance Meeting in November 2018. He spearheaded a re-audit on Acute Kidney Injury following hip and knee arthroplasty and presented the results at the Clinical Governance Meeting in February 2018. He also demonstrated his proactive approach by independently collecting data for Surgical Site Infection Surveillance over a period of two years at Grantham and District Hospital.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata is specialized in ‘Trauma and Orthopaedics’ and provides comprehensive care to his patients. He carries an experience of more than 23 years in Trauma and Orthopaedics, over 18 years of which were spent working for the National Health Service (NHS) England. He has worked for more than 3 years in NHS England as a Consultant in trauma and hip and knee replacements at a level 2 Trauma centre. He has successfully replaced more than 600 Hip and Knee joints and his name is on the National Joint Registry of the United Kingdom. His experience in NHS England served to advance his medical training, building upon his previous education from Government Medical College (GMC), Mysore, and his postgraduate training from Bangalore Medical College (BMC), Bangalore, India. He is a foremost orthopedic doctor in Mangalore

While in England, Dr. Pushparaj Rajata familiarized himself with the principles of Evidence-Based Medicine, the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA), and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidelines, as well as best practices, patient prioritization, and the Get it Right First Time (GIRFT) initiative, among other crucial aspects of medical practice where the utmost importance is placed on patient care.  He strives to incorporate all these components in the most optimal manner to enhance the quality of care provided to patients. 

He worked as a Clinical Supervisor for Orthopaedic Specialist Registrars (SpR) enrolled in the East Anglia SpR rotation program, aiming to become Consultant in England. At Peterborough City Hospital, he had the privilege of regularly mentoring and instructing medical students from Cambridge and Leicester Universities. Whenever possible, he dedicated his time to teaching Registrars, Foundation year doctors, and Core trainees. He conducted teaching sessions for junior doctors and medical students from Cambridge University at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. Similarly, at Grantham & District Hospital, he seized opportunities to educate junior doctors. On a few occasions, he was also granted the chance to teach medical students at Dewsbury and District Hospital. 

During his tenure as a Lecturer at AIIMS Medical College, Bellur in India, he was responsible for delivering weekly Theory and Clinical Tutorial classes for MBBS and nursing students. He also conducted Clinical Tutorials for junior postgraduate students. Throughout his post-graduation in Orthopaedics and Trauma at Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore, India, he frequently engaged in clinical tutorials for MBBS and nursing students. 

He assisted the leadership team in the trauma reconfiguration of the trust during November 2020. He helped organise, prepare, and manage the rotas for consultants on call. He was able to bargain and swap a lot of On calls for a lot of Consultants. He has participated in a Leadership and Management course in London where he gained insights into his own leadership style, discerned the distinction between leadership and management, comprehended the significance of Emotional Quotient, and acquired skills in managing teams, individuals, and managers. Moreover, he learned about Logical Levels and the value of providing feedback at the Behaviour level to enhance working relationships and overall efficiency. 

He actively participated in a Leadership course held in Manchester on 8th November 2018 where he gained a comprehensive understanding of various leadership styles and techniques for motivating colleagues. He also acquired knowledge about the process of establishing a business case and effectively working towards its implementation. He took the lead in conducting an audit on the impact of local anaesthetic injection before intra-articular steroid injection in foot and ankle patients. He presented the findings at the Clinical Governance Meeting in November 2018. 

He spearheaded a re-audit on Acute Kidney Injury following hip and knee arthroplasty and presented the results at the Clinical Governance Meeting in February 2018. He also demonstrated his proactive approach by independently collecting data for Surgical Site Infection Surveillance over a period of two years at Grantham and District Hospital. He carries an experience of more than 23 years in Trauma and Orthopaedics, over 18 years of which were spent working for the National Health Service (NHS) England. He worked for more than 3 years in NHS England as a consultant in trauma and joint replacements. He has successfully replaced more than 600 joints and his name is on the National Joint Registry of the UK.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata's experience in NHS England served to advance his medical training, building upon his previous education from Government Medical College (GMC), Mysore, and his postgraduate training from Bangalore Medical College (BMC), Bangalore, India. While in England, he familiarized himself with the principles of Evidence-Based Medicine, the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA), and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Guidelines, as well as best practices, patient prioritization, and the Get it Right First Time (GIRFT) initiative, among other crucial aspects of medical practice where the utmost importance is placed on patient care. 

 He strives to incorporate all these components in the most optimal manner to enhance the quality of care provided to patients. He worked as a Clinical Supervisor for Orthopaedic Specialist Registrars (SpR) enrolled in the East Anglia SpR rotation program, aiming to become Consultant in England. At Peterborough City Hospital, he had the privilege of regularly mentoring and instructing medical students from Cambridge and Leicester Universities. Whenever possible, he dedicated his time to teaching Registrars, Foundation year doctors, and Core trainees. He conducted teaching sessions for junior doctors and medical students from Cambridge University at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. Similarly, at Grantham & District Hospital, he seized opportunities to educate junior doctors. On a few occasions, he was also granted the chance to teach medical students at Dewsbury and District Hospital.

During his tenure as a Lecturer at AIIMS Medical College, Bellur in India, Dr. Pushparaj Rajata was responsible for delivering weekly Theory and Clinical Tutorial classes for MBBS and nursing students. He also conducted Clinical Tutorials for junior postgraduate students. Throughout his post-graduation in Orthopaedics and Trauma at Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore, India, he frequently engaged in clinical tutorials for MBBS and nursing students. He assisted the leadership team in the trauma reconfiguration of the trust during November 2020. He helped organise, prepare, and manage the rotas for consultants on call. He was able to bargain and swap a lot of On calls for a lot of Consultants. He has participated in a Leadership and Management course in London where he gained insights into his own leadership style, discerned the distinction between leadership and management, comprehended the significance of Emotional Quotient, and acquired skills in managing teams, individuals, and managers. Moreover, he learned about Logical Levels and the value of providing feedback at the Behaviour level to enhance working relationships and overall efficiency.

Dr. Pushparaj Rajata actively participated in a Leadership course held in Manchester on 8th November 2018 where he gained a comprehensive understanding of various leadership styles and techniques for motivating colleagues. He also acquired knowledge about the process of establishing a business case and effectively working towards its implementation. He took the lead in conducting an audit on the impact of local anaesthetic injection before intra-articular steroid injection in foot and ankle patients. He presented the findings at the Clinical Governance Meeting in November 2018. He spearheaded a re-audit on Acute Kidney Injury following hip and knee arthroplasty and presented the results at the Clinical Governance Meeting in February 2018. He also demonstrated his proactive approach by independently collecting data for Surgical Site Infection Surveillance over a period of two years at Grantham and District Hospital.