Dr. Vikram Pratap Singh

About Doctor

Dr. Vikram Pratap Singh has been practicing surgical oncology for over 35 years. He has completed fellowships at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, University of Sydney, 1996, and the UICC (ICRETT) at the Royal Marsden Hospital, London, between October 1987 and October 1989. At Armed Forces Medical College, Dr. Singh has taught both undergraduates and graduate students.

Both the Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai and the Royal Marsden Hospital in London were important educational stops for him.

In 1974, he was awarded the Mani Gold Medal for outstanding rural health contributions.

He has published over twenty scholarly articles in prestigious national and international journals.

He is particularly interested in the fields of clinical oncology, radiation therapy, stereotactic radiosurgery, image-guided radiotherapy, three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy, stereotactic body radiotherapy, and stereotactic radiation therapy. 

Medical Qualifications

• MBBS from University of Lucknow, 1974
• MS in General Surgery from University of Lucknow, 1977
• FRCS 

Clinical Expertise

Professional Work Experience

• He is an experienced consultant at New Delhi's Apollo Hospital.
• In New Delhi, he worked as a consultant at Batra Hospital and Medical Research Centre.
• He worked as a consultant for the Pushpawati Singhania Research Institute Hospital. 

Career Highlights

• With more than 35 years in the field, Dr. Vikram Pratap Singh is a top oncology surgeon in India.
• Dr. Vikram Pratap Singh completed fellowships at three prestigious institutions in the United Kingdom: the Royal Marsden Hospital, the Royal Free Hospital, and the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital at the University of Sydney.
• After completing 18 years of teaching at Armed Forces Medical College, Dr. Singh retired.
• Clinically, he specializes in radiosurgery, radiotherapy, IMRT, IGRT, SBRT, and 3D brachytherapy.
• Dr. Singh has published around twenty papers in prestigious medical journals nationally and internationally. 

Research and Fellowships

• The Royal Marsden Hospital, London
• The Royal Free Hospital, London
• UICC (ICRETT) 

Awards and Recoginition

• He has taught at the undergraduate and graduate levels at the Universities of Pune, Mumbai, and Delhi, as well as at the Armed Forces Medical College in Pune.
• More than twenty of his professional papers have been published in prestigious national and international journals.
• His fellowship at London's Royal Marsden Hospital spans from October 1987 to October 1989.
• In 1989, he became a Clinical Fellow at London's prestigious Royal Free Hospital.
• At the University of Sydney's Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in 1996, he was awarded a fellowship from the UICC (ICRETT).
• He received the Mani Gold Medal for his exceptional contributions to rural health.