Dr Joshua Maduwuba

Experience: More than 15 years of experience
Hospital: Not Available

About

Dr Joshua Maduwuba is a leading consultant psychiatrist based on Harley Street, London, who specialises in ADHD, Adult ADHD and ADD.  He privately practises at the Private Therapy Clinic and his NHS base is Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust. 

Dr Maduwuba, who after graduating from medical school (MB BS, University of Ibadan, Nigeria) decided to specialise in psychiatry and completed his training in general adult psychiatry from the London, Kent, Surrey and Sussex deanery. Furthermore, he was awarded an MRCPsych in Clinical Neuropsychiatry. 

Dr Maduwuba is the clinical lead of his NHS community mental health team. Alongside his extensive adult psychiatry experience, he also works with young people that are experiencing emotional challenges on the threshold of adulthood. 

Dr Maduwuba has been involved in Mental Health Act Assessment as a Section 12(2) doctor. He has prepared reports for and given evidence as a responsible clinician at mental health tribunals, is competent in court report preparation and assessment of mentally disordered offenders in prison, secure settings and other acute units. However, his main areas of interest are personal injury, clinical negligence and brain injuries and he has been preparing medicolegal reports since 2015. 

Dr Maduwuba’s research has been published in various peer-reviewed journals and he is a member of several professional organisations. These include the Royal College of Psychiatrists, Medical Protection Society and the UK Adult ADHD Network, alongside the British Medical Association and British Association of Psychopharmacology

Education

 Medico-legal work Expert witness

List of Treatments

Not Available

Work Experience

 More than 15 years of experience Consultant psychiatrist and ADHD specialist, Private Therapy Clinic
 Consultant general adult psychiatrist and clinical lead, Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust 


Special Interest

 ADD (Attention deficit disorder) ASD (Autism spectrum disorder)