Dr Narinder Singh is an ENT Specialist Surgeon, Head of the ENT Dept at Westmead Hospital in Sydney and a clinical academic at The University of Sydney.

Dr Singh is a Rhinologist, specialising exclusively in disorders of the nose and sinuses, including nasal obstruction, surgery for snoring/ OSA, complex and extended endoscopic sinus procedures, anterior skull base surgery and rhinoplasty (functional and aesthetic). Dr Singh has a special interest in the role of nasal obstruction in the pathogenesis of dental and maxillo-facial disorders and is the "go-to" ENT surgeon for dentists, orthodontists and Maxillo-facial surgeons across Sydney and NSW.

Dr Singh undertook his medical degree at The University of Sydney and Otolaryngology training in Sydney. Dr Singh was then awarded a 3 (three) year clinical/ research fellowship in Rhinology, fully funded by The Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK

During his fellowship, Dr Singh completed his Master’s Thesis through the University of Sydney, with laboratory experiments at King’s College, London. He was awarded 3 (three) research grants during his thesis: The Garnett Passe and Rodney Williams Foundation Trust Grant-in-aid, The University of Sydney John B Moore Memorial Scholarship and The University of Sydney Vernon Barling Memorial Fellowship.

Dr Singh is a frequent keynote and invited speaker on rhinology topics internationally. Dr Singh has an extensive background in research, with multiple scientific publications and is an editorial board member/ reviewer for several ENT journals.

Dr Singh is the Keynote speaker on "Nasal Surgery for OSA" at the upcoming IFOS (International Federation of Otolaryngology Societies) meeting in Paris. This is the peak scientific conference for ENT surgeons across the World, held once every 4 years.