Dr Animesh Singh is a consultant in rheumatology and acute & general medicine, offering both NHS and private services in London. He works for the NHS at the Royal Free Hospital and provides private consultations at The Princess Grace Hospital, The Physicians' Clinic, and Chiswick Medical Centre.

Dr Singh's specialist areas of interest include the management of patients with various rheumatological disorders, such as rheumatoid and psoriatic arthritis, gout, osteoporosis, lupus (SLE), polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR), and vasculitis. He is also actively involved in acute and general medicine practice, which encompasses assessing and managing acutely ill patients and investigating complex or undifferentiated symptoms.

Dr Singh obtained his medical degree in 2005 from University College London (UCL). He conducted research at the prestigious Windeyer Institute of Medical Sciences at UCL under the guidance of Professor Isenberg and Professor Ehrenstein. His research focused on the pathogenesis of rheumatoid arthritis and its modulation by anti-TNF therapy, earning him multiple awards, including one from Arthritis Research UK.

Dr Singh completed his general medical and rheumatology training at various district general and leading teaching hospitals across north and west London. He also undertook research for a global pharmaceutical company, conducting significant clinical trials related to the rare disease scleroderma and cytokine-release syndrome in leukaemia patients.

Dr Singh's philosophy is to provide his patients with holistic, evidence-based care. He firmly believes in treating patients individually, respecting their diverse beliefs and backgrounds. He takes pride in running his clinics collaboratively, focusing not just on medical problems but on the overall well-being of his patients.

He leads a unique collaborative clinic with highly experienced dermatology consultants at the Royal Free Hospital, centred around patients with complex psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. Dr Singh is passionate about research and sharing his expertise. He is a principal investigator in several clinical trials and serves as an educational supervisor for junior doctors and a clinical tutor for undergraduate medical students.

Dr Singh has been serving patients since his appointment and continues to contribute significantly to the field of rheumatology and general medicine.