MBBS 1996; MD OBG (AIIMS )2000; MRCOG 2004; CCT (U.K)

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Name: Sireesha Yellamareddygari Medical Education: University of Health Sciences Tirupathi, 1996 Qualifications: MBBS 1996; MD OBG (AIIMS )2000; MRCOG 2004; CCT (U.K) Additional qualifications: DFFP 2007; BSCCP certified 2008; RCOG Sub fertility and reproductive endocrinology 2010 Professional Cert. RCOG Benign Laparoscopic Gynaecological surgery 2009 RCOG Advanced Labour ward Practice 2008 GMC registration: Specialist Registration in Obstetrics andgynaecology Dec 2010 Professional societies BFS (British fertility Society) -BSGE (British society for Gynecological Endoscopy) -BSCCP(British Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology) -BMA (British Medical Association) Current post : Consultant Gynaecologist ColumbiaAsia Hospitals Bangalore, India. specializes in infertility,laparoscopy and cancer screening Service Innovation: 1. Developing one stop clinics for menstrual irregularities 2. Providing evidence based protocols for EPAU 3. Specialist Maternal obesity clinics 4. Risk Management Lead for obstetrics Ongoing qualifications: MSc in endoscopic surgery- University of Surrey BFS Assisted conception IVF certification SPECIAL INTERESTS 1. Laparoscopic surgery 2. Reproductive medicine 3. Colposcopy 4. Outpatient hysteroscopy 5. Gynaecological ultrasound 1

2 Previous Appointments Consultant Obstetrics and Gynaecology University Hospitals of South Manchester Wythenshawe United Kingdom Nov 10-Aug 2011 Specialist registrar (Yr 5): Royal Blackburn Hospital (May 09-Nov 10) Specialist Registrar (Yr 4): Royal Lancaster Infirmary (Aug 2008-May 2009) Specialist Registrar (Yr 3): Rochdale Infirmary (Aug 2007-July 2008 Specialist Registrar (Yr 2): Wythenshawe Hospital (Oct Aug 2007) Specialist Registrar (Yr 1): Royal Oldham Hospital (Oct2005 Oct2006) Senior SHO: Wythenshawe Hospital (Jan 05 - Sept 2005) Senior House Officer: Wythenshawe hospital (Aug 04 Dec 2004) Clinical Attachment : Southmead hospital, Bristol (Apr 04 Jun04) Registrar : Tulasamma Hospital (July 00 July 04) Junior Resident (SHO): Resident Doctor (HO): Rotating Internship: All India Institute of Medical SciencesO&G New Delhi, India. (April 1997 June 2000). Tulasamma Hospital, Cuddapah, India (February 1996 March 1997) SVRR Government Teaching Hospital January 95- January 96 (12 months) Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India. AWARDS Best oral presentation for Duration of incision to entry in different laparoscopy entry methods Regional presentations evening, Wythenshawe Hosp, Nov Best poster presentation for Survey on skills in laparoscopy entry techniques and evaluation of management of ectopic pregnancy by trainees from four Deaneries in United Kingdom - Regional presentations evening, Wythenshawe Hosp, Nov Certificate of Merit and Dr Narasimhulu Chetty Gold medal for having stood first in Medicine at university exams Certificate of Merit for having stood first in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at university exams Certificate of Merit for having stood first in Forensic Medicine at university exams 2

3 CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Obstetrics: I understood very well the importance of providing streamlined evidence based care to women to ensure safe mother and a healthy child. The importance of team work, multidisciplinary care and clinical governance has been highlighted in my training. I have been actively involved in risk management meetings, labour ward forums, multidisciplinary meetings. As an essential part of empowering the team I have been participating in formal and informal educational activities to midwives and junior trainees. The advanced labour ward practice module helped in further enhancing my clinical, surgical and team working skills. The element of case mixture of low risk and high risk cases in obstetrics always interested me. Promoting vaginal birth and reducing caesarean section have been my priorities for which I was actively promoting and performing external cephalic versions for breech presentations as well as provided excellent counselling at booking and post partum. Gynecology: Diligent workup, understanding patient s perspective, providing evidence based care and well informed discussions are the crucial steps for providing efficient service in gynaecology. I have to a large extent potentiated my basic surgical skills that are necessary for a consultant and confident in performing routine benign gynecological procedures. Taking up Laparoscopic surgery as my advanced training module, I have gained good experience in safely carrying out all benign laparoscopic procedures. I have also utilized my training sessions from Surrey University to develop my core knowledge in laparoscopic surgery. During my training for reproductive medicine and sub fertility I had the opportunity to be actively involved in clinical, lab, surgical and counselling sessions at St Mary s Hospital which is a tertiary referral unit for assisted conception in the Northwest. This knowledge and understanding the patient journey at a tertiary unit helped me in better counselling of couples attending our unit. Working in different units with people with different expertise, I was fortunate to develop skills in gynaecological scanning, outpatient hysteroscopy, HyCoSy for tubal assessment. I am also an accredited colposcopist and a BSCCP member. I have a diploma in family planning. COURSES ATTENDED ICL tutor course: Manchester September 2010 Reproductive medicine and sub fertility ATSM theoretical course: April

4 Management course for Specialist registrars: Manchester Dec 2009 OSCE examiner course: Manchester October 2009 PBL tutor course : Manchester October 2009 Labour ward ATSM theory course : RCOG October 2008 Laparoscopy study day: SMUHT September 2008 Wythenshawe CELT course: 4 th - 6 th February 2008, organized by North Lancashire PCT Controversies in male reproduction: 7 th November 2007, Manchester Intermediate level laparoscopy course: 10 th -12 th September 2007 Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield Obstetric emergencies study day: April 2007 Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester Breaking bad news &communication skills:11 th July 2007 Wythenshawe Hospital Colposcopy theoretical course: March 2007 Sheffield Amniocentesis Course: March 2007 Manchester Laparoscopy dry skills lab: March 2007 Chorley Perineal trauma and repair refresher course: Feb 2007 Wythenshawe Hospital Obstetric Emergencies study day: Dec 2006 SMUHT Wythenshawe Hospital Teaching the Trainers Course :Dec 2006 Manchester DFFP Theory course: October 2006 Manchester Statistical Course ( analysing data with Stats direct): The Royal Oldham Hospital, 15 th June 2006 Essential Obstetric Ultrasound for Beginners: Royal college of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, London : 13th January 2006 Communication skills in difficult situations: Wythenshawe Hospital, 25 th May Management of Obstetric Emergencies: Wythenshawe Hospital, 26 th April Best Practise in Labour Ward Management Course: St Mary s Hospital, Manchester April Perineal Trauma Course: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals. 11 th February Basic Laparoscopy and Hysteroscopy Course Level 1: Northampton General Hospital th 4

5 January Basic surgical skills course: The Royal Oldham hospital, th December2004 CTG and K2 System Introduction. Study Day. Wythenshawe Hospital. 5 th Aug 2004 ALSO Course: Chippenham, Bristol. 5-6 June 2004 RESEARCH: Postgraduate thesis for fulfillment of M D degree titled: 1. Comparative study on efficacy of Direct Intraperitoneal Insemination and Direct Intrafollicular Insemination in the treatment of infertility. This was a randomised study involving fifty infertile couples. The study aimed evaluating the feasibility of these inexpensive methods in developing countries and assessing their success rates. This study was carried out at India s premier tertiary referral unit All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, under the guidance of my preceptor Dr S.Mittal after obtaining approval from local ethical committee. There was a successful pregnancy in the direct intra peritoneal insemination group. No complications were noted in either group. The study demonstrated the simplicity and safety of these procedures and the possibility of using them as alternatives to expensive assisted reproductive techniques. PROJECTS : Awareness of risks associated with obesity in women attending a sub-fertility clinic: a questionnaire survey. Royal Blackburn Hospital. Survey on skills in laparoscopy entry techniques and evaluation of management of ectopic pregnancy by trainees from four Deaneries in United Kingdom: Rochdale Infirmary Duration of incision to entry in different laparoscopy entry methods: Rochdale Infirmary Pregnancy outcomes in extremes of BMI: Pennine Acute hospitals NHS trust

6 Is it time to give up growth charts?: Rochdale Infirmary 2007 HyCoSy A test for tubal patency in medically managed ectopic pregnancy: Wythenshawe Hospital Pregnancy in prison: Antenatal trends and outcomes: Wythenshawe Hospital Postnatal GTT: What is it telling us? : Royal Oldham Hospital ORAL PRESENTATIONS : Survey on skills in laparoscopy entry techniques and evaluation of management of ectopic pregnancy by trainees from four Deaneries in United Kingdom: S.Yellamareddygari, D.Janga, C.Mammen, ISGE Congress, Pattaya, Thailand. Mar 24-27, Duration of incision to entry in different laparoscopy entry methods: S.Yellamareddygari, S.Narreddy, C.Mammen, S.Senapati, ISGE Congress, Pattaya, Mar 2009 Regional presentation evening, November 2008, Manchester, (Best Oral presentation). Pregnancy outcomes in extremes of BMI: S.Yellamareddygari, S.Batra, M.J.Dickson Obesity study day, Royal Oldham Hospital Is it time to give up growth charts? S.Yellamareddygari, H.Shuheiber, C.Mammen. Regional presentation evening, November 2008, Manchester Evaluation of benefits of an EPAU A Business Case: S. Yellamareddygari, H.Shuheiber, C.Mammen, Oral presentation at the PAFTAS (The 2 nd Annual Pennine Acute Forward Thinking Awards) Dec 2007, Fairfield General Hospital, Bury. Out patient Hysteroscopy & Post menopausal bleeding. S.Yellamareddygari, R.Zain G.Barnes, N.Aziz. ESGE, Strasburg, October 2006 POSTER PRESENTATIONS : 6

7 Extra pelvic endometriosis The Pennine Acute experience : S.Yellamareddygari, H.Shuheiber, S.Bhatnagar Frontiers in Gynaecology endometriosis conference, Manchester March 2009 Survey on skills in laparoscopy entry techniques and evaluation of management of ectopic pregnancy by trainees from four Deaneries in United Kingdom: S.Yellamareddygari,D.Janga,C.Mammen international congress Montreal Canada 2008 September & Regional case presentation evening Manchester November 2008.(Best Poster Award) Is it time to give up growth charts? : S.Yellamareddygari,H.Shuheiber,C.Mammen RCOG International congress Montreal Canada September Pregnancy outcomes in extremes of BMI: S.Yellamareddygari,S.Batra,M.J.Dickson RCOG International congress, Montreal Canada, September HyCoSy A test for tubal patency in medically managed ectopic pregnancy: S.Yellamareddygari, A.Jain, M.Chakrabarti, S.Briggs, A.Ahluwalia. BMUS Harrogate, December Pregnancy in prison: Antenatal trends and outcomes: S.Yellamareddygari, M.Chakrabarti,,A.Ahluwalia. BICOG, London, July HyCoSy A test for tubal patency in medically managed ectopic pregnancy: S.Yellamareddygari, A.Jain, M.Chakrabarti, S.Briggs, A.Ahluwalia. BICOG, London, July 2007 Evaluation of Mental Health in pregnancy and outcomes: A 5 year review from a DGH. S.Yellamareddygari, M.Vagata, S.Goshal, S.Ray, N.Aziz. Psychiatry disease in pregnancy conference, RCOG, Jan 2007 & SPROG S May 2007 Postnatal GTT: What is it telling us? S. Yellamareddygari, N Aziz. Northwest Obstetrics and Gynaecology trainees audit presentation Evening. June PUBLICATIONS 7

8 S.Yellamareddygari, M.Chakrabarti, S.Ravuri, A.Ahluwalia: Leaving fibroids at caesarean is it safe? Gynaecological Surgery. 2010; 7 (2): S YellamareddyGari, A Ahluwalia. Acute vulval edema and retention of urine in pregnancy. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 2006; 26 (8): 816. PMID: S YellamareddyGari, R Kinagi, J S Wynn. Mysterious pregnancy: A diagnostic dilemma. The Internet Journal of Gynaecology and Obstetrics. 2005; 5 (1). S YellamareddyGari, Y Yadav, A Ahluwalia. Early extrusion of bilateral Filshie Clips after laparoscopic sterilisation. Correspondence: Br J Obstet Gynaecol.2005; 112: PMID: AUDITS Gynaecological : Pregnancy of unknown location: Royal Blackburn Hospital, Apr Endometrial cancer Management at Lancaster: Lancaster Royal Infirmary, Feb 2009 Audit on colposcopy services at Rochdale Infirmary: March 2008 Audit on role of out-patient hysteroscopy in Post menopausal bleeding: Sep 2006 Obstetric: Management of severe preeclampsia & eclampsia : Lancaster Royal Infirmary, Feb 09 Shoulder dystocia management and staff awareness: Rochdale Infirmary 2008 Evaluation of mental health in pregnancy and outcomes- 5 year review: March 2007 Audit on Antenatally Suspected Small for Gestational Age Foetus (SGA): Jan 2007 Audit on Failed Instrumental Delivery and Sequential Instruments: Feb 2006 Audit on second twin outcome: Jan 2006 Teaching and Management Experience I am a certified ICL and PBL tutor, this is to introduce medical students to clinical learning. Management skills: Courses & conferences Organised: Obesity in obstetrics and gynaecology study day-royal Oldham Hospital July

9 Rape and Psychosexual health: For SpR trainees in North Western Deanery Dec 2006 Perineal Trauma and Repair Course: SMUHT Wythenshawe Hospital February 200 Management Projects: Evaluation of benefits of an EPAU A Business Case: Rochdale Infirmary 2007 A&E activity for obstetrics and gynaecology at Blackburn: Royal Blackburn Hospital Analysis of stillbirth data from ELTH: Royal Blackburn Hospital 2010 Management Courses Attended: Management course for Specialist registrars: Manchester Business School, Dec 2009 CELT course: helped to apply knowledge and skills inherent in a structured manner. PROFILE SUMMARY: Dr Sireesha Reddy is a Consultant in Obstetrics &Gynaecology Dr Reddy was trained at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi where she obtained her MD degree in Obstetrics and gynecology. She went to England for higher training in infertility, Laparoscopy and high risk pregnancy. During her tenure in United Kingdom she had the opportunity to train in tertiary hospitals and work with some of the eminent doctors in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology. She was appointed as NHS consultant in gynaecology and obstetrics at University Hospitals of South Manchester, where she worked until August She is a Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) member. She is an accredited member of British Society of Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology (BSCCP). She is a member of British fertility Society, and has advanced training in Laparoscopy and Managing Infertile couple. She has vast experience in managing High risk pregnancies and has received RCOG training for Advanced Labour ward management. She was trained in Advanced Laparoscopy at University of Surrey, England. She has a diploma in family planning (DFFP) She has special interests in infertility, Laparoscopic surgery and Cancer Screening and has received training and accreditation in specialist units in United Kingdom for the same. She has keen interests in research and has conducted many such activities which have been presented at international conferences. She has been actively involved in teaching and training medical faculty in United Kingdom. She has attended and participated in many managing obstetric emergency courses and her research was accepted and presented in many international conferences in Europe, North America and Asia. 9

10 Her motto is to provide A class service to her patients with international standards and which is supported by clinical evidence. She believes in patient centered approach for treatment and wishes to implement practices to reduce maternal morbidity and mortality. Dr Reddy firmly believes in evidence-based medicine, caring emotional support through mind/body services and patient-tailored treatments in gynaecology, infertility and reproductive medicine. She strongly values the expertise and input of a wide multidisciplinary team as essential to deliver "no better chance" in medicine. She takes great pride in offering the highest standard of individualized sympathetic patient care in comfortable, private and professional surroundings, in the spirit of the following values: excellence, passion, responsibility, innovation and integrity. 10