Dr Srinivasan is an Australian trained General Surgeon who holds dual surgical fellowships from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and the Royal College of Surgeons, England. Born and raised in the costal metropolitan city of Chennai, India, Dr Srinivasan completed his medical school from Sri Ramachandra University, India with honors and gold medal in General Surgery. He pursued his surgical interests by embarking on to the general surgical residency in New Jersey, USA for 2 years where he gained extensive experience in general surgery and its subspecialties. After spending a year of training in endocrine surgery in Singapore,Dr Srinivasan migrated to Australia and obtained his FRACS after completing his general surgical training through the Hunter New England hub. Following FRACS, Dr Srinivasan graduated his master’s in surgery from the and completed a combined diploma and fellowship program in laparoscopic and robotic surgery accredited by the World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons and International College of Robotic Surgeons. He is a member of Australia New Zealand Endocrine Surgeons (ANZES) and Australia New Zealand Association for Surgery for Trauma.

He performs a wide range of general surgical procedures, and his subspecialty interests include minimal access abdominal surgery (laparoscopic and robotic) and endocrine surgery (thyroids, parathyroids and adrenal glands).

Dr. Srinivasan is a conjoint clinical lecturer for the University of Newcastle and surgical training supervisor at Tamworth Base hospital. He is passionate about academic surgery and provides educational support for surgical trainees, junior doctors and medical students. He has several publications and presentations at national and international conferences in countries like Spain and South Korea to his credit.During his time as a surgical trainee and locum consultant at Tamworth, Dr Srinivasan was amazed by the friendly community and the lifestyle offered by this vibrant regional city and not to ignore, the wide variety of surgical pathologies on offer and decided to move to Tamworth with his partner, a general practitioner and their two girls.