Dr Kerry Robinson is a highly experienced paediatric consultant at Childhealthy, with over two decades of service within the NHS (National Health Service). Her extensive knowledge and expertise make her well-equipped to provide care to children of all age groups, addressing a wide spectrum of health conditions, from common issues like coughs and constipation in infants to headaches and other ailments in young people.

One of her areas of additional specialization lies in epilepsy and neurology, demonstrating her proficiency in managing these complex medical conditions.

Dr Robinson's career has been diverse, including work at prestigious institutions such as Great Ormond Street Hospital. She holds board certification in both general paediatrics and paediatric neurodisability, indicating her comprehensive understanding of child health.

Her educational background includes graduating from Cambridge University and pursuing her medical studies at The Royal Free Hospital and University College London Medical School. Since 2013, she has served as a paediatric consultant at The Whittington Hospital in London, where she leads the paediatric epilepsy service and holds the position of Honorary Senior Lecturer at University College London. Furthermore, she is also associated with The Portland Hospital.

Dr Robinson's personal experience as a mother of three children gives her a unique perspective on the concerns and joys of parenthood. This personal insight informs her holistic approach to patient care.

In addition to her clinical work, Dr Robinson is a dedicated educator, regularly instructing on national courses in general paediatrics and epilepsy. She has also authored numerous highly respected research articles and book chapters, further contributing to her field's knowledge and advancement.