Dr. Paresh Kishorchandra Doshi is a pioneering neurosurgeon and a leader in the field of stereotactic and functional neurosurgery in India. Since 1999, he has directed the only comprehensive Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery program at Jaslok Hospital, where he has successfully performed over 650 stereotactic surgeries, including 450 deep brain stimulation (DBS) procedures. His groundbreaking work includes several firsts in India, notably the first DBS surgery for Parkinson's disease by an Indian neurosurgeon in 1998.

With extensive training in the UK and Europe, Dr. Doshi has contributed significantly to the field through innovative techniques and patient care. He is actively involved in research focused on movement disorders, with notable studies on the efficacy of deep brain stimulation and stem cell therapy for advanced Parkinson's disease. His leadership roles in various international neurosurgical societies further highlight his commitment to advancing neurosurgery globally.

Dr. Doshi’s dedication to patient education and advocacy for Parkinson’s disease awareness underscores his holistic approach to treatment, making him a trusted figure in the neurosurgical community.