Dr Manjunath Narayana is a Clinical Haematologist at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital and joins our team working as a private Clinical Haematologist in a part-time capacity. 

He completed his medical (MBBS) school at Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, India, in 2002. After completion of his internship in India, he worked as a junior doctor in North Yorkshire and Liverpool University hospitals (United Kingdom) before migrating to Brisbane in 2006. He undertook his basic physician training at Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital and The Prince Charles Hospital. He completed training in both clinical and laboratory Haematology at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Mater Hospital, and Princess Alexandra Hospital. He worked at Nambour General Hospital in 2016 as a final-year Haematology advance trainee before taking up a full-time Consultant Haematologist position at Sunshine Coast University Hospital in February 2017 when the new hospital opened.

Dr Narayana is the current clinical lead in Lymphoma at SCUH. He is the primary investigator of 8 lymphoma clinical trials and a sub-investigator on myeloma and acute leukaemia trials. His major interests are in malignant haematological conditions, such as lymphoma, myeloma, acute leukaemia , myelodysplastic syndrome, and myeloproliferative neoplasms.