Dr. Nitasha Singh

Dr. Nitasha Singh is an Associate Director and Head of the Department of Non-Invasive Cardiology at Sarvodaya Hospital in Faridabad, Delhi NCR. With over 30 years of clinical experience, she has established herself as a trusted expert in cardiac diagnostics and management. Her medical foundation began with an MBBS from the prestigious PGIMS, MDU, Rohtak, followed by a DNB in Medicine from Fortis Hospital & Research Centre, providing her with rigorous training in internal medicine and cardiology.

Dr. Singh's clinical depth is rooted in her extensive hands-on experience across non-invasive cardiac diagnostics. She spent 12 years as the Incharge of the CP Lab and Non-Invasive Cardiology unit at Fortis Hospital, Faridabad, where she managed a high volume of diagnostic cardiac catheterizations, coronary angiographies, and echocardiographic assessments. She is adept at managing complex cases including coronary artery disease, heart failure, valvular heart disease, atrial fibrillation, cardiomyopathies, and rheumatic heart disease. Her expertise in TAVI/TAVR and diagnostic cardiac catheterization ensures patients receive precise, evidence-based treatment planning.

Dr. Singh places strong emphasis on patient-centered care and has built a reputation for managing international patients from the Gulf, Africa, and South Asia with compassion and professionalism. At Sarvodaya Hospital, she continues to mentor junior clinicians and lead the department's commitment to advanced non-invasive diagnostics. The hospital's modern cardiac laboratory and comprehensive imaging facilities support her clinical practice and enable efficient, accurate patient evaluation.

Sarvodaya Hospital is a well-regarded multispecialty facility in Faridabad with established accreditation and a strong track record in cardiac care. For international patients seeking expert non-invasive cardiac evaluation, Dr. Singh's combination of three decades of experience, departmental leadership, and patient-focused approach makes her an ideal choice. She conducts consultations in English and Hindi, ensuring clear communication with patients from across the region and beyond.