Dr Chinedu Nwokoro is a consultant in paediatric respiratory medicine at The Royal London Children's Hospital, part of Barts Health NHS Trust. He serves as the clinical lead for asthma, wheezing disease, and chronic lung disease of prematurity. Additionally, he is an honorary clinical senior lecturer at The Blizard Institute, Queen Mary University of London.

Dr Nwokoro qualified from Cambridge University Medical School and received his training at prestigious institutions including Great Ormond Street, St Mary's, The Royal London, and Cambridge. He earned his doctoral degree from the University of Cambridge for research conducted at the Blizard Institute. With extensive experience as a general paediatrician, Dr Nwokoro specialises in diseases of the respiratory tract. He heads the children's asthma and chronic lung disease department at Barts Health NHS Trust and leads the NEL ICS community asthma improvement programme. He has particularlinterests in sports respiratory medicine, breathing pattern disorders and breathlessness, chest wall deformity and aspiration lung disease, but can consult with authority on all general paediatric presentations.
Dr Nwokoro has a strong interest in research and has published extensively in his field. He is also dedicated to education, teaching undergraduate medical students and supervising BSc programmes. His teaching experience extends internationally, having taught in Sudan on behalf of the RCPCH and the Egyptian and Sudanese Medical Associations. He is a joint course director of the Lung in Childhood London Paediatric Respiratory Medicine training programme. Dr Nwokoro's comprehensive expertise and dedication to both clinical practice and education make him a leading figure in paediatric respiratory medicine.