Extreme Prematurity Care
Specialised care for babies born as early as 23 weeks, with developmental supportive care.
Consultant Neonatologist & Pediatrician
Your Child's Health.
Your Child's Health.
Our Only Priority.
Oxford-trained neonatologist with 15+ years of experience caring for newborns, premature babies and growing children — now at Jupiter Hospital, Baner, Pune.
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Leading UK NICUs Worked At
Oxford TrainedJohn Radcliffe Hospital, UK
Silver MedalistNeonatology Fellowship
National NRP FacultyNeonatal Resuscitation
15+
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EXPERIENCE
EXPERIENCE
Meet Dr. Tejas Hambir
World-class newborn care, back home in Pune.
Dr. Tejas Hambir is a Consultant Neonatologist and Pediatrician with more than 15 years of experience. After completing his MBBS from Govt. Medical College, Yavatmal and DNB (Pediatrics) with a Fellowship in Neonatology from Rainbow Children's Hospital, Hyderabad — where he was Silver Medalist in the fellowship exit exam — he was selected for the Neonatal Fellowship at the prestigious John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford University.
Over two years at Oxford, he managed extremely critical neonates and their retrieval, then served as Senior Neonatal Fellow at St Mary's Hospital, Manchester — gaining experience across two of the biggest and busiest neonatal units in the United Kingdom before returning to India.
MBBS
DNB Pediatrics
Fellowship in Neonatology (NNF)
Neonatal Fellowship — Oxford, UK
PGPN — Boston
See His Journey
The Journey
From Yavatmal to Oxford — and back.
Fifteen years of training across India's and the UK's finest neonatal units.
2008
MBBS — Govt. Medical College, Yavatmal
Medical degree from SVNGMC under MUHS Nashik — where the journey began.
2013
DNB Pediatrics — Rainbow Children's, Hyderabad
Specialist pediatric training at one of India's leading children's hospitals.
2015
Fellowship in Neonatology — Silver Medalist
NNF India Fellowship at Rainbow — Silver Medalist in the exit exam.
2016–18
John Radcliffe Hospital — Oxford University, UK
Two years managing extremely critical neonates and their retrieval.
UK
Senior Neonatal Fellow — St Mary's, Manchester
Two of the biggest, busiest neonatal units in the United Kingdom.
2023
PGPN Boston & AAP Masterclasses
Pediatric Nutrition (Boston) + AAP Masterclasses in Neonatology & Nutrition.
Today
Consultant — Jupiter Hospital, Baner, Pune
National NRP & Simulation Faculty, POCUS trainer, passionate teacher.
Areas of Expertise
Specialised care for the tiniest fighters.
Advanced neonatal and pediatric services, delivered with world-class training and genuine warmth.
Neonatal Intensive Care
Round-the-clock NICU management for premature and critically ill newborns.
Advanced Ventilation
Neonatal ventilation including High Frequency Ventilation and Inhaled Nitric Oxide.
HIE & Therapeutic Cooling
Management of Hypoxic Ischemic Injury with therapeutic hypothermia.
Neonatal Echocardiography
Functional cardiac assessment of newborns for early detection of heart conditions.
Neurosonograms
Brain ultrasounds for early detection and intervention in newborn neurological conditions.
Sick Neonate Retrieval
Safe transport of critically ill newborns — a retrieval range of up to 250 km, led personally.
Pediatric Nutrition
Evidence-based feeding and nutrition guidance — from breastfeeding support to picky eaters.
"Tiny humans. Trusted care."— Dr. Tejas Hambir, Consultant Neonatologist & Pediatrician
Parent Hub
Is this normal for my baby?
Flip the cards for instant, evidence-based answers to the questions every parent asks. Clarity — not anxiety.
My newborn sneezes constantly. Should I be worried? 🤧
Tap to reveal answer →✓ Completely Normal
Newborns sneeze frequently to clear their tiny nasal passages — it has nothing to do with a cold. No treatment needed.
My baby's skin is peeling all over. Is something wrong?
Tap to reveal answer →✓ Completely Normal
Skin peeling in the first weeks is expected as your baby adjusts from the womb. No creams needed unless your pediatrician advises.
My newborn hasn't urinated in over 8 hours.
Tap to reveal answer →⚠ See a Doctor Now
No urine for more than 8 hours in a newborn can signal dehydration or other issues — contact your pediatrician immediately.
My baby hiccups after every feed. Is that okay?
Tap to reveal answer →✓ Completely Normal
Hiccups are extremely common in newborns and usually bother parents far more than the baby. They fade with age.
My 6-month-old isn't sitting without support yet.
Tap to reveal answer →◐ Usually Fine — Watch
Most babies sit independently between 6–9 months. If there's no head control or your baby feels unusually stiff or floppy, get a check-up.
My infant drools a lot and chews everything. Teething?
Tap to reveal answer →✓ Completely Normal
Drooling and mouthing peak around 4–7 months. Teething may cause fussiness — but never high fever. Fever means something else.
My toddler throws tantrums daily. Is this behaviour normal?
Tap to reveal answer →✓ Completely Normal
Tantrums are a healthy stage of emotional development in 1–3 year olds. Stay calm, keep them safe, and talk after — not during.
My 2-year-old only says a few words.
Tap to reveal answer →◐ Worth a Check-Up
By age 2, most toddlers use 50+ words and simple two-word phrases. Fewer than that deserves a developmental assessment — early support works best.
My newborn (under 3 months) has a fever of 100.4°F.
Tap to reveal answer →⚠ See a Doctor Now
Any fever of 100.4°F (38°C) or above in a baby under 3 months needs immediate medical evaluation. Do not wait and watch.
My child has a cold but is playing and eating well.
Tap to reveal answer →✓ Usually Manageable at Home
A playful, feeding child with a mild cold usually needs rest, fluids and time. See a doctor if there's breathing difficulty, poor feeding or lethargy.
When should I start solid foods for my baby?
Tap to reveal answer →✓ Around 6 Months
Start complementary feeding around 6 months, when your baby can sit with support and shows interest in food — while continuing breastfeeding.
My baby spits up a little after most feeds.
Tap to reveal answer →✓ Completely Normal
Small, effortless spit-ups are common and harmless if your baby is gaining weight well. Forceful or green vomiting needs a doctor's review.
Still unsure about something? Every child is different — get a personal answer.
Ask Dr. Tejas
Achievements & Recognition
A career built on excellence.
Silver Medalist — Neonatology
Silver Medal in the Fellowship exit exam in Neonatology, NNF India.
National Faculty — NRP
National Faculty for Basic and Advanced Neonatal Resuscitation Program — training doctors across India.
National Faculty — Neonatal Simulation
Building a stronger, better-equipped medical community through simulation-based training.
Neonatal Functional Echocardiography
Formally trained in advanced cardiac assessment of newborns.
POCUS Trainer
Trainer for Point of Care Ultrasound — and a passionate teacher of the next generation.
AAP Masterclasses — 2023
APT Masterclasses in Neonatology and Pediatric Nutrition, American Academy of Pediatrics.
Google Reviews
What families say.
Real reviews from real parents. Every word is theirs.
★★★★★
Best doctor, I must say he is very professional and experienced in his work, we don’t have other choice than him.
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Himakshi VyasFormer Patient Family, Hyderabad✓ Verified Google Review
★★★★★
MyThere is lot of waiting for Dr Tejas’s OPD but the moment you enter his cabin it feels worth it. He patiently listens and explains what would be wrong with the child. We travel half an hour to visit him but everytime we felt it was worth it. Thank you Doctor.
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Rukhma DolsaParent of a 3-year-old✓ Verified Google Review
★★★★★
Dr.Tejas is a good doctor who is empathetic and ethical in practice. Haven’t seen him prescribing unnecessary medications to my child. Thank you Doctor.
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Rahul KhodkeFirst-time Mother✓ Verified Google Review
★★★★★
We are so thankful for you. You are an amazing doctor. We know that our son is in very good hands. Thank you for always listening and never giving up. Our son is lucky to have you as his pediatrician Thank you sir
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Sanjay DeshmukhParent, Pune✓ Verified Google Review
★★★★★
I delivered a immature baby girl and then our family were in tension how this girl survive then dr. Tejas sir were there and he asure us that everything will be fine just give us time. Thank u sir fir ur support, today our baby girl is fit and fine.
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Yuktika SinhaParent, Pune✓ Verified Google Review
★★★★★
Our baby was born prematurely at Jupiter Hospital and Dr. Tejas Hambir Neonatologist, has been treating him since day one. His calm, clear, and compassionate approach has been a constant source of comfort for us. He explains every detail with patience, ensures we understand the baby’s progress, and always speaks with honesty and transparency.Dr. Tejas’s knowledge, experience, and genuine care have played a major role in our baby’s steady recovery.
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ShilpaParents of a Baby Girl✓ Verified Google Review
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Book an Appointment
Your child deserves the right start.
Consult Dr. Tejas Hambir at Jupiter Hospital, Baner — for newborn care, NICU follow-up, pediatric concerns or a second opinion.
Jupiter Hospital, BanerNear Bharatratna Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Bridge, Prathamesh Park, Baner, Pune, Maharashtra 411045
Appointments+91 91122 20011 — Jupiter Hospital, Baner