Dr Salmin Aseri

Dr Salmin Aseri is a leading consultant in pain medicine and anaesthesia based in North West England. With more than 6 years of experience, he is an expert in all aspects of chronic pain management, whether this is chronic musculoskeletal pain, chronic widespread pain, or chronic complex joint pain (before and/or after joint replacement surgery). Performing over 300 procedures annually, patients with chronic pain from anywhere in the body can benefit from Dr Aseri’s highly-skilled level of care. This includes chronic pain in the shoulders, the elbows, the wrists, the lower back, the neck, the abdomen, or the pelvic area.

Dr Aseri originally qualified from Dr. B A M University, obtaining both his MBBS and his MD in Anaesthesia. Following his initial appointments in the UK, Dr Aseri became a fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists in 2012 and received a CCT in Anaesthetics and Pain Medicine from Health Education North West in 2015. Dr Aseri later went on to complete his Advanced Pain Training at the renowned tertiary pain centre, The Walton Centre for Neurology, Neurosurgery and Pain Medicine, where he acquired expertise in the biopsychosocial management for complex chronic pain. Dr Aseri accomplished a fellowship of the Faculty of Pain Medicine at the Royal College of Anaesthetists in 2016 before going on to take his consultant appointment at St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, where he is also clinical co-lead for interventional pain medicine.

Not only does Dr Aseri greatly contribute to his field with the utmost attention to patient care, he is also involved in medical education, and service innovation and development. He has presented his results on a national and international scale, and is a reviewer for British Medical Journal and Emergency Medical Journal case reports. At present, he is also the course director for the ‘Joint Management of Joint Pain’ study day, which is a Royal College of Anaesthetists approved study day, and regularly collaborates in service development and clinical performance meetings.