Dr. Arvind Bagga is a distinguished pediatric nephrologist and senior healthcare leader in India, serving as Director of Pediatrics & Senior Consultant – Pediatric Nephrology at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi. With an extraordinary career spanning more than 38 years, he is recognized as one of the country’s foremost experts in diagnosing and treating complex kidney diseases in children, combining deep clinical expertise with a compassionate, patient-centered approach to care.

Dr. Bagga’s academic foundation is rooted in advanced medical training, and he holds prestigious qualifications including an MD in Pediatrics, FAMS (Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences), FIAP (Fellow of the Indian Academy of Pediatrics), and FISN (Fellow of the Indian Society of Nephrology)—credentials that reflect both his clinical excellence and dedication to evolving pediatric care standards.

Throughout his career, Dr. Bagga has made significant contributions to pediatric nephrology, managing a broad spectrum of kidney-related conditions in children, such as nephrotic syndrome, chronic kidney disease, glomerulonephritis, and congenital renal disorders. His clinical leadership extends to advanced therapies, including dialysis and transplant medicine for young patients, where his holistic and evidence-driven approach has consistently delivered improved outcomes.

Beyond his clinical practice at Apollo Hospitals, Dr. Bagga is a respected voice in the academic community, having contributed to scientific literature and played an active role in shaping knowledge and practice through publications and participation in national and international nephrology forums. He has also been involved in editorial and guideline work that supports clinical excellence and education in his specialty, further reinforcing his status as a thought leader in pediatric renal care.

Patients and peers alike recognize Dr. Bagga for his meticulous clinical reasoning, empathetic care, and commitment to building supportive environments for families navigating complex health challenges—qualities that have defined his legacy as a mentor, clinician, and pillar of pediatric nephrology in India.