Dr. Ranj Singh is a prominent NHS clinician and BAFTA award-winning television presenter, known for his work in paediatric emergency medicine and his engaging presence on various factual programming.
A paid-partnership ad launched on social media featuring Dr Ranj and Coleen Nolan.
Dr Ranj filmed a TV advertisement renewing his partnership with the wellbeing food store.
Dr Ranj discussed his Amazon purchase history as part of a feature, detailing items relevant to his medical background.
Dr Ranj joined a morning milk round to deliver health advice to households as part of AHDB's We Eat Balanced campaign.
Singh appeared in an AstraZeneca flu vaccine video in 2021.
Ranjit “Ranj” Singh Sangha, born on June 26, 1979, in Medway, Kent, England, is a British doctor, television presenter, author, and columnist. He grew up in a Sikh household and demonstrated academic aptitude early on, achieving his first GCSE in Punjabi at the age of eight. Singh trained in London and specialized in paediatric emergency medicine, working in several hospitals as an NHS clinician. He became a member of The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health in 2007, reflecting his commitment to children’s well-being. Dr. Ranj utilizes his medical background to educate and entertain audiences across various media platforms.
His television career commenced in 2012 with the CBeebies show *Get Well Soon*, which he co-created. This program, designed to educate children on health, earned a Children’s BAFTA Award in the Interactive – Adapted category in 2016. Dr. Ranj further rose to prominence as a resident doctor on ITV’s *This Morning* from 2016 to 2021, and has appeared on numerous other shows, including *Good Morning Britain* and *5 News*. His engaging communication style and medical expertise have made him a respected figure in factual programming and documentaries. He has also demonstrated his versatility as a performer, competing in *Strictly Come Dancing* in 2018 and *Cooking with the Stars* in 2022, which he won.
Beyond his television work, Dr. Ranj is an accomplished author, having published children’s educational books such as *Food Fuel* and *Skelebones*, as well as the *Sunday Times* bestselling cookbook *Save Money Lose Weight*. He is also a columnist for publications including *Al Jazeera*, *Attitude* magazine, and *NetDoctor*. Dr. Ranj actively advocates for LGBTQ+ rights and inclusive education, having publicly discussed his journey coming out as gay. In 2019, he received the Attitude TV Award, where he highlighted the challenges faced by ethnic minorities and LGBTQ+ individuals in media. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he temporarily stepped back from media work to support the NHS, using his platform to address misinformation and support public health.
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