Dr Rajeev Palar Sinniah

Dr Rajeev Palar Sinniah is an experienced and respected Gastroenterologist based in Queensland, Australia. With a special interest in advanced therapeutic endoscopy, particularly in relation to hepatobiliary and pancreatic diseases, Dr Palar Sinniah is dedicated to providing the highest quality care to his patients.

After earning his medical degree from Queens University Belfast in 2005, Dr Palar Sinniah completed his training in gastroenterology at Royal Brisbane Hospital. He then received physician qualifications from The Royal College of Physicians, London, solidifying his expertise in the field. Dr Palar Sinniah further honed his skills through Interventional Endoscopy Fellowships at Liverpool Hospital Sydney, Gold Coast University Hospital, and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Perth. During these fellowships, he focused specifically on Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiogram (ERCP), Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS), and the resection of large polyps and mucosal lesions.

Dr Palar Sinniah has a sub-specialty interest in Inflammatory Bowel Disease, functional gastroenterology, and small bowel therapeutics (Balloon Enteroscopy). His vast expertise in these areas allows him to provide tailored and comprehensive care to his patients, ensuring optimal outcomes. He is highly regarded by both his colleagues and his patients for his exceptional skills and knowledge.

Committed to continuous learning and professional growth, Dr Palar Sinniah stays up-to-date with the latest developments in his field by attending conferences and staying informed on advancements in gastroenterology and advanced therapeutic endoscopy. His dedication to ongoing education and staying at the forefront of his field ensures that his patients receive the best possible care.

Dr Rajeev Palar Sinniah is a compassionate and dedicated Gastroenterologist, dedicated to improving the health and well-being of his patients. His passion for advanced therapeutic endoscopy, combined with his extensive training and expertise, make him an invaluable asset to the medical community in Queensland, Australia.