About

Dr. Minha Rajput-Ray is a Cambridge-trained Clinician Scientist and Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (London), widely recognised for her pioneering work in transforming the understanding and treatment of pain, medically unexplained symptoms, and fatigue syndromes. She holds multi-speciality expertise developed across leading institutions in London, Dundee, Cambridge, and Manchester, with training spanning Rheumatology, Pain Medicine, and Occupational, Environmental, and Disability Medicine. Her additional UK registrations in Osteopathic and Naturopathic Medicine reflect a rare and distinguished integrative approach to patient care.

Throughout her career, Dr. Minha has led and collaborated across the NHS, Armed Forces Veteran Services, safety-critical industries, and both corporate and independent healthcare sectors. Her contributions include over 100 co-authored publications, keynote presentations at national and international forums, and impactful policy engagement, including contributions to the World Health Organisation. Her work has been recognised through multiple national and international awards for leadership and innovation.

Drawing from her personal experience of navigating injuries, illness, and trauma, Dr. Minha developed the Curaidh LLIFERR® Model of Care a transformative framework encompassing Lifestyle, Longevity, Integrative, Functional, Environmental, Restorative, and Regenerative Medicine. “Curaidh,” meaning “Champion” in Scots-Gaelic, reflects the philosophy behind her approach. Curaidh Clinic has since been established as a leading tertiary referral and training centre, bridging evidence-based medicine with traditional healing through data-driven clinical pathways.

With a growing network of global physician partnerships, Dr. Minha remains committed to empowering patients and their families, particularly those who have exhausted conventional options, to navigate complex healthcare systems and achieve sustainable, long-term outcomes.