Dr. Tarun Nar Singh
Orthopaedics & Neurosurgery Surgeon
About Dr. Tarun Nar Singh
Dr. Tarun Nar Singh is a gold-medalist veterinary surgeon with a special interest in orthopedic, neurosurgical, and minimally invasive procedures. He brings global expertise to MaxPetZ Hospitals, having trained extensively in Brazil under world-renowned specialists. With a career shaped by hands-on fellowships and certifications across orthopedic, neurological, laparoscopic, ophthalmic, and interventional cardiology disciplines, Dr. Tarun is among India’s most multi-skilled veterinary surgeons. Since 2023, Dr. Tarun has been a full-time specialist at MaxPetZ Hospitals, Delhi, actively performing advanced surgeries across orthopedics, soft tissue, spine, and neurological specialties. He is also instrumental in applying 3D implant planning and surgical simulation tools in veterinary cases. Outside the operating room, Dr. Tarun is an avid biker and outdoor enthusiast.
Core Expertise
- Intracranial and spinal surgery
- Laparoscopic and minimally invasive procedures
- Total joint replacements
- Custom 3D implant design
- Endoscopy
- Interventional radiology and cardiology
Key Achievements
- Fellowship in Orthopedics and Neurosurgery at the Federal University of Campina Grande in Brazil.
- Certified in Total Hip and Knee Replacement under Dr. Wanderley Severo Jr. in Rio de Janeiro.
- Trained in complex neurosurgeries including intracranial surgery | microneurosurgery | neuro-oncology with Dr. Gabriel Conelian.
- Interventional cardiology training at the University of São Paulo covering pacemaker placement | balloon valvuloplasty | stenting.
- Certified in Endoscopy and Endosurgery with Prof. Maurício Brun at Santa Maria University.
- Ophthalmic surgery training under Prof. Thiago A. C. Ferreira in Florianópolis.
- Fellowship in Clinical Neurology with Dr. Felipe and Dr. Lais Purcell at Iconvet in Salvador.
- Experience in veterinary MRI diagnostics with Dr. Thais M. Granato at Verita Medicina Diagnóstica.
- Certified in angular deformity correction by Prof. Bruno Peironec former AO VET Chair.