Three Doctors at Neo Clinic Who Parents in Jaipur Rely on Most

Neo Clinic has been Jaipur’s only standalone paediatric hospital since 2010. No adult wards, no shared attention, no general medicine mixed in with children’s health

Three Doctors at Neo Clinic Who Parents in Jaipur Rely on Most

Ask a parent in Jaipur where they would go if their newborn needed critical care, and most of them will say Neo Clinic without pausing to think. That kind of answer does not come from a billboard. It comes from fifteen years of the same hospital doing the same thing, consistently putting the right doctors in the room when a child’s life or health is on the line.

Neo Clinic has been Jaipur’s only standalone paediatric hospital since 2010. No adult wards, no shared attention, no general medicine mixed in with children’s health. Over 100 dedicated paediatric beds, 15 super-specialties under one roof, and a team of full-time specialists who see nothing but children, day after day. The 4.7 out of 5 rating across 2,120-plus verified patient reviews reflects what happens when that kind of focus is held for long enough. Behind every one of those reviews is a doctor. Three of the most important ones are worth knowing about.

The Man Who Built Neonatology in Rajasthan

When a baby is born too early, or too small, or too sick to survive on its own, the first question parents ask is whether the NICU team has seen this before. With Dr. J K Mittal, the answer is almost certainly yes- 25 years of it.

He holds a DM in Neonatology, a qualification that makes him the first DM Neonatologist in Rajasthan. Before Neo Clinic, he established multiple NICUs across the state in both private and public settings. He trained as an international trainer under Oslo University, Norway, through the Norway India Partnership Programme, and has mentored DM, DNB, and Fellowship students across India. His areas of practice cover extreme preterm care, advanced neonatal ventilation, neonatal sepsis, emergency stabilisation, and NICU infrastructure development. When you hand your three-day-old to a neonatologist, this is the kind of background you want them to have.

Nine Years In, and Already Teaching Others

Neonatal medicine does not wait for seniority to kick in. Outcomes in the NICU depend on how fast a doctor reads a situation and responds and Dr. Rohit Jain has been doing exactly that for nine years.

He completed his MD in Paediatrics from J.K. Lone Hospital at SMS Medical College, Jaipur, and went on to earn a Fellowship in Neonatology from Neo Clinic itself  a Gold Medal. His clinical work focuses on newborn resuscitation, extreme preterm care, neonatal sepsis and infection control, neonatal nutrition, and vaccination. He is a Life Member of the National Neonatology Forum, the Indian Academy of Pediatrics, and the IAP Neonatology Chapter, and has served on the faculty and organising committee of state and national conferences. Nine years in, he is already training the next generation of neonatologists  which says something about where he is headed.

A Neurologist Who Trained on Three Continents

Paediatric neurology is one of those specialties where the difference between a good doctor and an exceptional one shows up in the diagnosis, not just the treatment. Getting it right the first time identifying what type of epilepsy a child has, whether a developmental delay is neurological, what is behind an unusual movement disorder requires the kind of clinical exposure that only comes from training at the top of the field.

Dr Vivek Jain has 20 years of experience in child neurology and a training record that spans three countries. He completed his MD in Paediatrics at PGI Chandigarh, a Fellowship in Neuro-electrophysiology at Southern General Hospital in Glasgow, a Paediatric Neurology Fellowship at Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne, and holds a CCT in Paediatric Neurology from the United Kingdom. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, and served as co-ordinator of the Paediatric Epilepsy Training Programme for India under the British Paediatric Neurology Association from 2014 to 2018. Before Neo Clinic, he was a Consultant at Hinduja Hospital, Mumbai.

Where This Level of Care Lives

Not many cities in India have a paediatric hospital where the NICU is led by the state’s first DM Neonatologist, where a Gold Medal neonatologist trains the next generation, and where a child neurologist trained in Glasgow, Melbourne, and London is available for outpatient appointments. For parents across Rajasthan looking for the best doctors in Jaipur Rajasthan for their children, this is exactly that place.