Dr. Madhusudan Dalvi

Dr. Madhusudan Dalvi, FRCPsych, MRCPsych (UK), DPM (Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland), Diploma Neuropsychiatry (University of Birmingham) Dr. Dalvi is a Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, and his current appointment is as a Consultant Old Age Psychiatrist for Kent & Medway NHS Partnership Trust and as Consultant Liaison Old Age Psychiatrist to the William Harvey Hospital, Kent. He has also been appointed as an Honorary Senior Lecturer at Kings College London. He was the Principal Investigator for the RADAR study and PROMS Dementia. It was a Department of Health Study. He is a college advisor for curriculum and a member of the Clinical Advisory Group for Dementia for the NHS in England. He is a medical appraiser for KMPT and developed the Neuroimaging and Early Diagnosis Service for Dementia within the KMPT. He chairs this weekly. He is a Higher Specialist trainer for the Kent, Surrey, Sussex Deanery and a Medical Undergraduate teacher and examiner for 3rd-year medical students at Kings College, London. He trained at the Charing Cross basic and higher specialist Psychiatric Rotation. He obtained his MRCPsych in 2003 and worked as a Specialist Registrar in Old Age, General Adult and Liaison Psychiatry at the Chelsea & Westminster Hospital. On the West London First Episode study, he was an Academic SpR & Honorary Research Fellow with Professor Barnes and Professor Joyce within the Division of Neurosciences in Imperial College School of Medicine. He obtained his CCT in General Adult & Old Age Psychiatry with a Liaison sub speciality in October 2007. He worked as an expert medical member on the Charing Cross Research & Ethics Committee.