Jason Ramsingh Consultant General Surgeon Newcastle
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- Royal Victoria Infirmary, Queen Victoria Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4LP
Bhavan Rai Consultant Urological Surgeon Newcastle brings a wealth of experience and precision to the Freeman Hospital, where he has served since September 2018. With a core focus on robotic surgery, minimally invasive techniques, and urological oncology, Mr Rai leads the way in prostate cancer treatment. His dedication to innovation and excellence sets him apart in the field of urology.
Before joining the Freeman Hospital, Mr Rai worked as a Consultant Urologist at the James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough, beginning in September 2016. This role allowed him to refine his skills and expand his knowledge in the ever-evolving field of urology.
Throughout his career, Mr Rai has remained committed to continuous development. He completed both basic and advanced specialist training in surgery and urology in Scotland, which built a strong foundation for his future specialisation.
What truly distinguishes Bhavan Rai Consultant Urological Surgeon Newcastle is his rare dual fellowship training in high-volume robotic surgery. First, he trained at the prestigious University of Leipzig Urology Clinic under Professor Ule Stolzenberg, a global leader in minimally invasive radical prostatectomy.
He later secured a nationally accredited fellowship through the Royal College of Surgeons of England and the British Association of Urological Surgeons. This took place at the Lister Hospital in Stevenage, where he further mastered robotic-assisted surgical techniques.
Mr Rai has an extensive portfolio of peer-reviewed research publications, exceeding 100 contributions to international and national journals and conferences. His academic achievements include a Master’s degree that focused on urinary biomarkers, particularly MCM-2, as diagnostic tools for bladder cancer.
In addition, he participates actively in ongoing clinical research. His interests cover outcome-driven studies, systematic reviews in uro-oncology, surgical education, benign prostate conditions, and endourology. He has served as a sub-investigator in several prominent national and regional trials. Latest updates on his work are available via ResearchGate.
Beyond surgery and research, Mr Rai remains deeply committed to education. He contributes to undergraduate training and supports surgical development through teaching roles. These include positions on international laparoscopic prostatectomy and nephrectomy course faculties, as well as national training programmes such as Boot Camp and the Robotic Course in Newcastle.
