Dr Arvind Chandratheva

Professional statement

Dr Arvind Chandratheva is a distinguished consultant neurologist, stroke, and rehabilitation physician based in London. He specialises in acute and chronic neurological conditions, with expertise in stroke and transient ischaemic attack (TIA), as well as neurorehabilitation. Dr Chandratheva consults privately at Cleveland Clinic London Rehabilitation Unit, in Cleveland Clinic London.

Dr Chandratheva originally qualified from the University of Southampton in 2000, obtaining both a BM and an intercalated BSc (Hons) in Clinical Neuroscience. He holds esteemed membership to the Royal College of Physicians, and was awarded the prestigious DPhil (Oxon) from the University of Oxford in 2011.

He is fellowship-trained in spasticity and neurorehabilitation, completing two prestigious fellowships at the National Hospital Hospital of Neurology, and is also the recipient of the first Association of British Neurologists’ Australasian fellowship to the Royal Melbourne Hospital. Dr Chandratheva undertook his neurology training with the Royal College of Physicians.

Dr Chandratheva serves as the clinical lead for TIA at University College London Hospitals, where he also holds an honorary associate professor position. He is a prominent figure in clinical research as well, and has published widely on stroke and TIA in high-impact publications. As the clinical lead at St Pancras Rehabilitation Unit, Dr Chandratheva also oversees the management of patients who require neurorehabilitation, ensuring a multidisciplinary approach for recovery.