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Dr. Naren Dudyala is a Consultant General Paediatrician and a Fellow of the RoyalAustralasian College of Physicians -FRACP, with over a decade of experience in Paediatric care.Naren enjoys caring for children of all ages from neonates to adolescents with acute or chronic medical conditions.Naren has special interests in:• Neonates – Feeding, poor weight gain, sleep, hip problems, and unsettled babies.• Developmental Issues -Developmental delay, regression, Dyslexia/Learningdifficulties• Behavioural issues- Autism, ADHD, Speech delay, Behavioural assessments,school refusal, Anxiety• Constipation• Urinary incontinence• Asthma• Eczema• Adolescent problems and Adolescent mental health• Acute care-Neonates and Paediatrics• Working with Multidisciplinary teams
He has undertaken training in India and Australia. He is trained and worked in NSW, TAS and VIC in tertiary and regional hospitals and in Melbourne has worked at Monash Childrens hospital, Royal Childrens Hospital Network, Austin, Northern and Eastern health. Naren applies current evidence-based medicine to achieve holistic care in treating young ones along with their families and carers. He holds Public positions at Western and Eastern Health.Naren speaks English and fluent in Telugu, Kannada, Hindi. He enjoys family time, travel, cricket and loves “Melbourne Coffee”. He is yet to choose an AFL team and all suggestions are welcome
He has undertaken training in India and Australia. He is trained and worked in NSW, TAS and VIC in tertiary and regional hospitals and in Melbourne has worked at Monash Childrens hospital, Royal Childrens Hospital Network, Austin, Northern and Eastern health. Naren applies current evidence-based medicine to achieve holistic care in treating young ones along with their families and carers. He holds Public positions at Western and Eastern Health.Naren speaks English and fluent in Telugu, Kannada, Hindi. He enjoys family time, travel, cricket and loves “Melbourne Coffee”. He is yet to choose an AFL team and all suggestions are welcome