About Dr Charles Stewart
BSc MBBCh MRCPCH DipSEM FAcadMEd FRCPC
Dr Stewart is a paediatrician available to consult on a full range of conditions affecting children from birth to 15 years, including: feeding problems, reflux, headaches, wheeze, coughs, rashes, constipation, injuries, other sports-related problems and all acute or infective presentations.
For five years Dr Stewart was the service director for Paediatric Emergency at Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust which accepts over 70,000 acute presentations across two sites. He is the current lead for undergraduate and postgraduate education, procedural sedation and is an instructor for resuscitation and simulation.
Dr Stewart attended St Andrews and Cardiff Universities, graduating in 1997, where he won the prize for Paediatrics and placed first in selection for the All Wales Training Scheme. His training has covered a broad range of specialities including: neurology, cardiology, renal medicine, gastroenterology, general paediatrics, intensive care, sports and emergency medicine. He completed fellowships in the world renowned Toronto Hospital for Sick Children and Westmead Children's Hospital NETS service (Neonatal and Child Emergency Transport), Sydney where he completed over 100 airborne retrievals. Dr Stewart is an honorary senior Lecturer at Imperial College where he holds a Teaching Excellence Award and was elected to the position of Fellow of the Academy of Medical Educators. He is the recipient of two Chelsea and Westminster Research and Quality Improvement awards and is a double Clinical Excellence Award winner. He is regularly invited to deliver lectures at symposia and is published extensively in a wide range of topics including bronchiolitis, gastroenterology, service quality, injuries and activity levels in children with diabetes and procedural sedation.
As a father of three, Dr Stewart understands the challenges that families face and strives to provide holistic care.
For five years Dr Stewart was the service director for Paediatric Emergency at Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust which accepts over 70,000 acute presentations across two sites. He is the current lead for undergraduate and postgraduate education, procedural sedation and is an instructor for resuscitation and simulation.
Dr Stewart attended St Andrews and Cardiff Universities, graduating in 1997, where he won the prize for Paediatrics and placed first in selection for the All Wales Training Scheme. His training has covered a broad range of specialities including: neurology, cardiology, renal medicine, gastroenterology, general paediatrics, intensive care, sports and emergency medicine. He completed fellowships in the world renowned Toronto Hospital for Sick Children and Westmead Children's Hospital NETS service (Neonatal and Child Emergency Transport), Sydney where he completed over 100 airborne retrievals. Dr Stewart is an honorary senior Lecturer at Imperial College where he holds a Teaching Excellence Award and was elected to the position of Fellow of the Academy of Medical Educators. He is the recipient of two Chelsea and Westminster Research and Quality Improvement awards and is a double Clinical Excellence Award winner. He is regularly invited to deliver lectures at symposia and is published extensively in a wide range of topics including bronchiolitis, gastroenterology, service quality, injuries and activity levels in children with diabetes and procedural sedation.
As a father of three, Dr Stewart understands the challenges that families face and strives to provide holistic care.
Clinical Interests
Dr Stewart’s career is in acute and general paediatrics within which he is the lead for post and undergraduate education, procedural sedation and musculoskeletal/sports medicine. He is continually involved in standard setting in clinical practice (audits, quality improvement projects) and is published on a range of subjects.
Awards
- Undergraduate prize for paediatrics, Cardiff University
- First in selection All Wales Paediatric Training Scheme
- Award for teaching excellence, Imperial College London, 2014
- Clinical Excellence Award (first place) Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Trust
- Research and Innovation Prize Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Trust 2017 (silver medal). Procedural Sedation
- Research and Innovation Prize Chelsea and Westminster NHS Trust 2020 (silver medal). PEM Olympics (training in musculoskeletal medicine)
