Dr Danielle Reddi is a Consultant in Pain Medicine at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, University College London Hospitals NHS Trust, a tertiary multidisciplinary pain management centre, where she has held consultant status since 2019. She provides independent, court-compliant expert witness evidence through Pain Expert in personal injury claims.
Dr Danielle Reddi has been Consultant in Pain Medicine at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, University College London Hospitals NHS Trust since 2019, within a tertiary multidisciplinary service bringing together pain medicine specialists, neurologists, clinical nurse specialists, physiotherapists and psychologists. She runs dedicated abdominal and pelvic pain clinics and complex multidisciplinary clinics alongside a psychologist and clinical nurse specialist, in addition to general pain clinics, and leads the service’s transition pathway for young people moving into adult chronic pain care.
Her clinical practice covers chronic primary pain conditions including CRPS and fibromyalgia, chronic pelvic and visceral pain, chronic widespread pain, chronic post-surgical and post-traumatic pain, and chronic cervical and lumbar spine pain, delivered through a multidisciplinary management approach.
Dr Danielle Reddi’s academic formation includes a First Class Honours BSc in Clinical Sciences from the University of Leeds (2002), an MBChB with Honours, also from Leeds (2004), Membership of the Royal Colleges of Physicians (MRCP UK, 2008), Fellowship of the Royal College of Anaesthetists (FRCA, 2010), and Fellowship of the Faculty of Pain Medicine (FFPMRCA, 2017). She is GMC registered with a licence to practise and holds a place on the Specialist Register. She has also chaired the Pain Management Centre’s Clinical Scientific Meetings, hosting invited speakers on a range of multidisciplinary pain management topics.
Dr Danielle Reddi has completed the Sixth Essential Skills for Pain Management Experts and Psychiatric Experts course (2026) and has a good working understanding of Part 35 of the Civil Procedure Rules and Practice Direction 35. She has not yet provided oral expert evidence in court.
Our chambers team will review your instruction, and connect you with the consultant pain expert. We’ll arrange a short call to agree scope, timelines, and fees from the outset – so the evidence is first-time-right and compliant with CPR Part 35.
Every enquiry is handled in confidence and in line with GDPR.
Our chambers team will review your instruction, and connect you with the consultant pain expert. We’ll arrange a short call to agree scope, timelines, and fees from the outset – so the evidence is first-time-right and compliant with CPR Part 35.
Every enquiry is handled in confidence and in line with GDPR.