Prof Randipsingh Bindra

Prof Randipsingh Bindra is an Orthopaedic Surgeon specializing in hand, wrist, and peripheral nerve surgery. He holds a Bachelor of Medicine / Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) and Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. With extensive international training from prestigious institutions such as the University of Mumbai, University of Liverpool, and Washington University in St. Louis, Dr. Bindra has gained a wealth of experience and expertise in his field.

Dr. Bindra's clinical interests revolve around hand and wrist injuries, including wrist fractures, corrective surgeries, arthritis, joint replacement surgery, and nerve disorders. He is particularly skilled in microsurgery for nerve repair and restoring poor circulation in the hand. Moreover, Dr. Bindra has a strong focus on returning injured workers to their pre-injury level and works closely with hand therapists to provide comprehensive care and rehabilitation.

With over 20 years of clinical practice, Dr. Bindra has been recognized by "Best Doctors in America" and "Chicago's Top Doctors." He is a prolific author, having written over 50 book chapters and medical journal articles. Dr. Bindra also serves on the editorial boards of scientific journals and is a highly sought-after speaker in international conferences. Additionally, he has designed implants and techniques used in hand surgery worldwide and has created a new ligament for scapholunate injuries, which is currently awaiting clinical trials.

Referrals to Dr. Bindra are accepted from GPs, rheumatologists, neurologists, emergency physicians, and tertiary referrals from Surgeons. In 2016, he was honored with the Queensland Clinical Educator of the Year award by the National Prevocational Education Forum. Dr. Bindra currently holds the position of Chairman of the Education Committee of the Australian Hand Surgery Society, further showcasing his commitment to advancing medical education in his field. Fluent in French, Hindi, and Punjabi, Dr. Bindra ensures that language barriers do not hinder his ability to provide the highest quality care to his patients.