Rajaraman Natarajan

Dr. Rajaraman Natarajan is a Senior Lecturer (Adjunct) at the National University of Singapore's Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, with a primary professional role as Medical Director at HealthServe, Singapore. His academic and professional work bridges clinical practice with public health research.

• Education:
  • MPH (2012), Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, National University of Singapore
  • MBBS (2005), National University of Singapore

Research Interests:
Dr. Rajaraman focuses on Global Health and Health Systems and Policy, particularly addressing issues affecting vulnerable populations. His work includes migrant worker labor protection systems, equitable assessment methods in medical education, and ethical challenges in clinical practice. He also contributes to discussions on short-term medical interventions in resource-limited settings.

Publication Trends:
His publications reveal a consistent focus on public health applications across international contexts. Key themes include labor rights in healthcare, medical education methodologies, and ethical policy frameworks, with recent contributions to migrant worker protections and peer assessment systems in medical training.

Professional Roles:
With clinical experience spanning House Officer and Medical Officer positions between 2005-2011, he transitioned to academic research at NUS since 2011 while maintaining his clinical leadership as Medical Director at HealthServe. His career demonstrates integration of frontline healthcare delivery with academic contributions.