Dr Choudhury’s academic background includes completing his International Baccalaureate at the prestigious United World College of the Atlantic in South Wales, UK, and graduating from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi, India, in 2004. He earned his MRCS from the Royal College of Surgeons of Glasgow in 2010, completed advanced specialist training in Hand Surgery at Singapore General Hospital (SGH), and became a Fellow of the Academy of Medicine in Singapore in 2016. In 2020, he pursued a fellowship in Minimally Invasive Hand and Wrist Surgery under the renowned Dr Jeff Ecker at the Jeff Ecker Clinic in Perth, Australia. He has conducted one of the highest numbers of successful wrist arthroscopies in the restructured hospitals, introducing several arthroscopy techniques and innovations in Singapore.

As a dedicated medical educator, Dr Choudhury serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor at Duke-NUS Medical School and a Senior Lecturer at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore. He was the medical education officer for the Department of Hand and Reconstructive Microsurgery at SGH and is a senior member of the Hand Surgery Exam committee. An active researcher, he has numerous publications and has pioneered several arthroscopic techniques for wrist surgery, holding one of the highest numbers of scientific papers in wrist arthroscopy in Singapore.

Dr Choudhury’s commitment to patient care has earned him several accolades, including multiple SingHealth Service Awards and four Singapore Health Quality Service Awards. He has also received the ‘You Sparkle’ Award twice. Dr Choudhury is recognized as one of the foremost Covid Heroes in healthcare, having been mentioned by Minister Tan See Leng in parliament. On 20th March 2023, he was invited to the parliament along with nearly 100 other frontliners and was given a standing ovation. 

Outside of his professional work, Dr Choudhury is the founder and a team leader of the Wandering Dervishes Initiative (The Wandering Dervishes | Migrant Worker Health Services), which provides linguistic-based support and free consultations to migrant workers in their native languages. The initiative has provided health consultations and screening for over 1,500 migrant workers. Outside of work, Dr Choudhury is an amateur historian with one of the largest collections of history books in Singapore, and enjoys evening runs, promoting a healthy lifestyle.