Dr Fathima Beevi Kandoth

Dr. Fathima Beevi Kandoth is a Paediatrician and Paediatric Intensivist with specialized training in paediatric critical care and the management of critically ill children. Her clinical expertise encompasses both comprehensive paediatric care and the specialized assessment and management of children requiring intensive medical support.

Her area of practice includes the management of paediatric emergencies and critical illnesses, with particular expertise in advanced airway management, mechanical ventilation and the care of children with severe respiratory and systemic conditions. She has specialised training in the management of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) and other complex respiratory conditions requiring advanced ventilatory support and close monitoring.

She has particular clinical expertise in paediatric intensive care, including the assessment and management of critically ill children with respiratory failure, shock, sepsis and other life-threatening conditions. Her training in paediatric critical care enables her to provide structured, evidence based management for children requiring continuous monitoring, organ support and specialised intensive care.

She is also trained in point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS), which supports bedside assessment and clinical decision-making in critically ill patients. Her areas of expertise include the use of bedside imaging as part of the evaluation and monitoring of critically ill children, alongside other essential critical care investigations and monitoring techniques.

Her clinical skills extend to renal replacement therapy, invasive monitoring and critical care procedures, particularly in children with severe or complicated illnesses requiring multidisciplinary intensive care. She is trained in the recognition and management of clinical deterioration and in providing timely interventions for critically ill paediatric patients.

An important aspect of her practice is the management of paediatric shock and sepsis, where early recognition, rapid assessment and appropriate supportive treatment are essential. She is also trained in paediatric resuscitation and the management of medical emergencies requiring immediate and coordinated intervention.

With specialised postgraduate training in paediatric critical care, she brings together her paediatric knowledge and intensive care expertise to provide comprehensive care for children across a range of clinical presentations. Her approach emphasizes careful clinical assessment, timely intervention, close monitoring and evidence-based management, with particular attention to the individual needs of each child.

She is committed to providing safe, specialized and compassionate care for children, particularly those requiring advanced medical management and critical care support. Her practice focuses on maintaining physiological stability, supporting recovery and achieving the best possible clinical outcomes for critically ill children.