Top 30 Eye Doctors in Trinidad Tobago | Best Specialists

Dr. Michael Mohammed is a renowned cardiologist with over two decades of experience. He completed his medical training at the University of the West Indies and specialized in cardiology at Johns Hopkins University.

He has pioneered several minimally invasive cardiac procedures in Trinidad and Tobago, including TAVR and MitraClip procedures. Dr. Mohammed established the first dedicated cardiac cath lab at St. Clair Medical Centre.

Dr. Susan James is a highly respected internist with extensive experience in managing complex medical conditions. She completed her medical degree at the University of London and returned to Trinidad to serve her community.

She has been instrumental in developing clinical protocols for chronic disease management that are now used throughout the Caribbean. Dr. James specializes in diabetes management and hypertension.

Dr. Robert Khan is Trinidad and Tobago's first cardiac electrophysiologist, specializing in heart rhythm disorders. He trained at the Cleveland Clinic and brought his expertise back to his home country.

He established the first electrophysiology lab in the Caribbean and has performed over 2,000 ablation procedures. Dr. Khan is renowned for his work with implantable devices like pacemakers and ICDs.

Dr. Lisa Babwah is a leading endocrinologist specializing in diabetes and metabolic disorders. She completed her fellowship at the University of Toronto and returned to Trinidad to address the growing diabetes epidemic.

She established a comprehensive diabetes care center that provides multidisciplinary approach to diabetes management. Dr. Babwah has implemented community screening programs that have reached over 10,000 people.

Dr. David Ali is a pioneering gastroenterologist who established the first endoscopy suite in Trinidad. He trained at the Royal College of Physicians in London and returned home to improve digestive health care.

He introduced advanced endoscopic techniques including ERCP and endoscopic ultrasound to Trinidad and Tobago. Dr. Ali has been instrumental in developing national screening guidelines for colorectal cancer.

Dr. James Chen is Trinidad's foremost neurosurgeon, having trained at Harvard Medical School. He established the country's first comprehensive neurosurgery department at Port of Spain General Hospital.

He specializes in minimally invasive brain and spine surgeries and has introduced advanced techniques like endoscopic neurosurgery to the region. Dr. Chen has performed over 3,000 successful brain surgeries.

Dr. Priya Singh is a renowned orthopedic surgeon specializing in joint replacements and sports medicine. She trained at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, considered the top orthopedic hospital in the US.

She has performed over 3,000 successful joint replacements and developed specialized techniques for complex revision surgeries. Dr. Singh introduced computer-navigated joint replacement surgery to Trinidad and Tobago.

Dr. Mark Thompson is a leading plastic and reconstructive surgeon known for his work with burn victims and cancer reconstruction. He completed his training at the University of Miami and returned to serve his home country.

He established the first burn treatment center in Trinidad and introduced microsurgery techniques for complex reconstructions. Dr. Thompson developed a specialized protocol for treating electrical burns common in industrial accidents.

Dr. Angela Gomez is Trinidad's first female pediatric surgeon, trained at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London, a world-renowned children's hospital. She specializes in minimally invasive pediatric surgery.

She has pioneered techniques for neonatal surgeries in the Caribbean and established the country's first pediatric surgical intensive care unit. Dr. Gomez developed training programs for pediatric surgical nurses throughout the region.

Dr. William Brown is a pioneering cardiothoracic surgeon who performed the first successful heart transplant in Trinidad and Tobago. He trained at Texas Heart Institute under renowned surgeon Dr. Denton Cooley.

He established the country's cardiothoracic surgery program and has trained numerous surgeons throughout the Caribbean. Dr. Brown has developed innovative techniques for minimally invasive heart surgery.

Dr. Sarah Johnson is a leading pediatric cardiologist who established the first dedicated pediatric cardiac care unit in Trinidad. She completed her fellowship at Boston Children's Hospital, ranked #1 in pediatric cardiology.

She specializes in congenital heart defects and has performed over 500 interventions for children with heart conditions. Dr. Johnson introduced fetal echocardiography to Trinidad, allowing for early detection of heart defects before birth.

Dr. Kevin Ramdhanie is Trinidad's foremost pediatric neurologist, specializing in childhood epilepsy and neurodevelopmental disorders. He trained at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London and returned to serve his home country.

He established the first pediatric epilepsy monitoring unit in the Caribbean and introduced advanced treatments for seizure disorders. Dr. Ramdhanie developed a comprehensive autism evaluation program that serves as a model for the region.

Dr. Natalie Ali is a pioneering pediatric oncologist who established the first dedicated pediatric cancer unit in Trinidad. She completed her fellowship at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee.

She has dramatically improved survival rates for childhood cancers in Trinidad through the implementation of standardized treatment protocols. Dr. Ali introduced targeted therapies and immunotherapy for childhood cancers to the Caribbean.

Dr. Ravi Persad is a renowned neonatologist who established the first Level III neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) in Trinidad. He trained at Toronto Sick Kids Hospital, one of the world's leading children's hospitals.

He introduced therapeutic hypothermia for hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy and advanced respiratory support for premature infants to Trinidad and Tobago. Dr. Persad developed a regional transport system for critically ill newborns.

Dr. Maria Gonzalez is a leading pediatric gastroenterologist who established the first dedicated pediatric endoscopy suite in Trinidad. She completed her training at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, a world leader in pediatric GI.

She specializes in inflammatory bowel disease and celiac disease in children, conditions previously underdiagnosed in the Caribbean. Dr. Gonzalez introduced advanced endoscopic techniques for children and nutritional support protocols.

Dr. Elizabeth Thomas is a highly respected obstetrician and gynecologist known for her expertise in high-risk pregnancies. She completed her training at King's College Hospital in London and returned to Trinidad to improve maternal healthcare.

She established the first maternal-fetal medicine unit in Trinidad, providing specialized care for women with complicated pregnancies. Dr. Thomas introduced advanced ultrasound techniques for prenatal diagnosis and fetal monitoring.

Dr. Anita Sharma is Trinidad's first gynecologic oncologist, specializing in cancers of the female reproductive system. She trained at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, one of the world's leading cancer centers.

She established the first multidisciplinary gynecologic cancer program in the Caribbean, providing comprehensive care for women with gynecologic cancers. Dr. Sharma introduced radical laparoscopic surgery for gynecologic cancers to Trinidad.

Dr. Sophia Williams is a leading fertility specialist who established Trinidad's first IVF center. She completed her fellowship in reproductive endocrinology at Cornell University, a pioneer in infertility treatment.

She performed the first successful IVF procedure in Trinidad and Tobago, resulting in the birth of the country's first IVF baby. Dr. Williams introduced advanced fertility preservation techniques, including egg freezing for cancer patients.

Dr. Karen Joseph is Trinidad's first urogynecologist, specializing in pelvic floor disorders and urinary incontinence. She trained at Cleveland Clinic, a world leader in urogynecology and reconstructive pelvic surgery.

She established the first dedicated pelvic health center in the Caribbean, providing comprehensive care for women with pelvic floor disorders. Dr. Joseph introduced minimally invasive surgical techniques for pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incon...

Dr. Rebecca Ali is a renowned breast surgeon who established Trinidad's first dedicated breast health center. She completed her surgical oncology fellowship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.

She specializes in oncoplastic breast surgery, which combines cancer removal with cosmetic techniques for better aesthetic outcomes. Dr. Ali introduced breast conservation surgery and sentinel lymph node biopsy to Trinidad.

Dr. Adrian Mohammed is a leading psychiatrist who has revolutionized mental healthcare in Trinidad. He completed his training at the Maudsley Hospital in London, one of the world's leading psychiatric institutions.

He established the first community mental health team model in Trinidad, providing integrated care for people with severe mental illness. Dr. Mohammed introduced evidence-based treatments for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.

Dr. Samantha James is Trinidad's first specialized child and adolescent psychiatrist. She completed her fellowship at Yale Child Study Center, a world leader in child mental health.

She established the first dedicated child and adolescent mental health service in Trinidad, providing comprehensive care for young people with mental health conditions. Dr. James introduced school-based mental health programs.

Dr. Roger Khan is a pioneering radiologist who introduced advanced imaging techniques to Trinidad. He trained at Massachusetts General Hospital, a world leader in radiology and medical imaging.

He established the first MRI and CT services in Trinidad and Tobago, dramatically improving diagnostic capabilities. Dr. Khan introduced interventional radiology techniques, providing minimally invasive alternatives to surgery.

Dr. Lisa Persad is a leading pathologist who established Trinidad's first molecular diagnostics laboratory. She trained at Johns Hopkins Hospital, renowned for its pathology department.

She introduced advanced diagnostic techniques including flow cytometry, molecular testing, and genetic analysis to Trinidad. Dr. Persad developed standardized cancer diagnosis protocols that are used throughout the Caribbean.

Dr. Michael Thompson is Trinidad's first nuclear medicine specialist, introducing advanced diagnostic and therapeutic techniques to the country. He trained at Mayo Clinic, a world leader in nuclear medicine.

He established the first nuclear medicine department in Trinidad, providing PET-CT scans and radioisotope therapies. Dr. Thompson introduced radioactive iodine treatment for thyroid conditions and targeted radionuclide therapy for cancer.

Dr. Daniel Chang is a renowned ophthalmologist who established Trinidad's first vitreoretinal surgery service. He trained at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, one of the world's leading eye hospitals.

He specializes in retinal diseases and has performed over 2,000 successful retinal detachment surgeries. Dr. Chang introduced advanced techniques for macular hole surgery and diabetic retinopathy treatment.

Dr. Patricia Joseph is a leading dermatologist who established Trinidad's first Mohs micrographic surgery unit for skin cancer. She trained at Harvard Medical School and returned to address the high rates of skin cancer in the Caribbean.

She specializes in skin cancer surgery and cosmetic dermatology, introducing advanced techniques for both medical and aesthetic skin conditions. Dr. Joseph developed specialized protocols for managing skin conditions in darker skin types.

Dr. Stephen Williams is a pioneering emergency medicine physician who established Trinidad's first formal emergency medicine training program. He trained at Johns Hopkins Hospital, renowned for its emergency department.

He developed standardized protocols for trauma care, cardiac emergencies, and stroke management that are used throughout Trinidad and Tobago. Dr. Williams introduced simulation training for emergency procedures.

Dr. Vanessa Ali is a leading infectious disease specialist who established Trinidad's first dedicated HIV/AIDS treatment center. She trained at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta.

She developed national protocols for HIV treatment and prevention that have become models for the Caribbean region. Dr. Ali introduced pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV prevention to Trinidad.

Dr. Christopher Brown is Trinidad's first palliative medicine specialist, establishing the country's first comprehensive palliative care service. He trained at Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, a leader in palliative care.

He developed integrated palliative care programs that serve patients in hospitals, hospices, and home settings. Dr. Brown introduced advanced pain management techniques and symptom control protocols.