Dr. Rajendra Prasad is an experienced spine surgeon who has worked in the field for more than 36 years.

Over 3,100 significant brain and spine operations, including more than 300 spinal instrumentations, are among the procedures he has undertaken. He was crucial in the introduction of cervical and lumbar radiofrequency rhizotomies at his present hospital, and he has successfully conducted more than one hundred of these operations in a period of over three years.

He was one of the finalists for the BMJ Awards in South Asia in 2015, and he won first place in the First BMJ Awards in 2014. Neurosurgical training as a Registrar at both the National Hospital for Nervous Diseases in London and Nottingham University Hospital in Nottingham, United Kingdom. He was educated as a Senior Registrar at Frenchay Hospital in Bristol, which is located in the United Kingdom.

Between the years 1979 and 1987, he held positions at teaching institutions such as the Cork Regional Hospital in Cork and the National Hospital for Nervous Disease in London. Primary Trauma Care Centre UK was founded by him, and he serves as its Chairman (Delhi chapter).