Dr Jayashree Basu
Dr Basu is a Consultant Neurophysiologist at Ashtead Hospital in Surrey.
Based At
NHS base
Epsom and St Helier
GMC Number
4734622
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Dr Basu is a Consultant Clinical Neurophysiologist with over two decades of NHS and international experience in EMG, EEG, and complex neuromuscular diagnostics. Currently based at Epsom & St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust and honorary Consultant at St George's Teaching Hospital, she leads a dynamic multidisciplinary team serving South West London and North East Surrey, while also providing private neurophysiology services in leading Ramsay hospitals across the region.
Beyond clinical care she has a strong track record in leadership, service development, teaching, audit, and governance. She has presented internationally, published in Clinical Neurophysiology, and remains actively engaged with professional bodies including AANEM, BPNS, ILAE, and BSCN.
Driven by a commitment to clinical excellence and compassionate care, she combines deep diagnostic insight with a collaborative approach to patient care and team leadership.
Procedures offered at Ashtead:
NCS (Nerve Conduction Study)
EMG (Electromyography)
SFEMG (Single Fibre EMG)
Professional Memberships
Royal College of Physicians
British Medical Association
British Society of Clinical Neurophysiology
British Peripheral Nerve Society
American Association of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic Medicine
International League Against Epilepsy
Academic Background
Dr Basu obtained her medical degree in 1990 and thereafter trained in several specialities of Medicine. Her advanced neurophysiology training began across major centres including Glasgow, Nottingham, London, and Sweden under the mentorship of Professor Erik Stålberg. With 22+ years in neurophysiology, she brings deep clinical expertise in conditions such as Motor Neurone Disease, Radiculopathies, Neuropathies, Myopathies, Myasthenia Gravis, Nerve Injuries, Medico-legal Reports and trapped nerves in neck, back, elbow, hand and knees.
She found her interest in Neurophysiology in 2003 and specialised from Walton Centre, Glasgow, one of the best neuroscience centres in the country. Further training was obtained in Edinburgh, Nottingham University hospital, Institute of Child Health, London and Uppsala University, Sweden.
Based at
NHS base
Epsom and St Helier
GMC Number
4734622
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Dr Basu is a Consultant Clinical Neurophysiologist with over two decades of NHS and international experience in EMG, EEG, and complex neuromuscular diagnostics. Currently based at Epsom & St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust and honorary Consultant at St George's Teaching Hospital, she leads a dynamic multidisciplinary team serving South West London and North East Surrey, while also providing private neurophysiology services in leading Ramsay hospitals across the region.
Beyond clinical care she has a strong track record in leadership, service development, teaching, audit, and governance. She has presented internationally, published in Clinical Neurophysiology, and remains actively engaged with professional bodies including AANEM, BPNS, ILAE, and BSCN.
Driven by a commitment to clinical excellence and compassionate care, she combines deep diagnostic insight with a collaborative approach to patient care and team leadership.
Procedures offered at Ashtead:
NCS (Nerve Conduction Study)
EMG (Electromyography)
SFEMG (Single Fibre EMG)
Professional Memberships
Royal College of Physicians
British Medical Association
British Society of Clinical Neurophysiology
British Peripheral Nerve Society
American Association of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic Medicine
International League Against Epilepsy
Academic Background
Dr Basu obtained her medical degree in 1990 and thereafter trained in several specialities of Medicine. Her advanced neurophysiology training began across major centres including Glasgow, Nottingham, London, and Sweden under the mentorship of Professor Erik Stålberg. With 22+ years in neurophysiology, she brings deep clinical expertise in conditions such as Motor Neurone Disease, Radiculopathies, Neuropathies, Myopathies, Myasthenia Gravis, Nerve Injuries, Medico-legal Reports and trapped nerves in neck, back, elbow, hand and knees.
She found her interest in Neurophysiology in 2003 and specialised from Walton Centre, Glasgow, one of the best neuroscience centres in the country. Further training was obtained in Edinburgh, Nottingham University hospital, Institute of Child Health, London and Uppsala University, Sweden.