Dr. Sarojini Naidu
Dr. Sarojini Naidu is the founder and owner of Orchid Medical Clinic. Born and raised in Richmond BC, Dr. Naidu always aspired to become a physician and open her own clinic. She graduated from UBC with her Bachelors of Science in 2006, and continued to Ross University School of Medicine, completing her Medical Degree with honors in 2012.
Dr. Naidu did her medical residency at Northeast Iowa Medical Education Foundation in affiliation with The University of Iowa, and was chief resident in her final year, receiving an award for “most outstanding physician” in her graduating class. While doing her residency she participated in a research project that went on to win “Best Project” at the Iowa Family Medicine Research Symposium. She is also a Clinical Instructor in the UBC Faculty of Medicine. She is a board-certified Family Physician in both the USA and Canada. Dr. Naidu is trained and certified in cosmetic procedures such as Botox and Dermal Fillers. She is also a member of the BC Cancer Foundation’s Catalyst Ambassador Program and Orchid Medical Clinic is a sponsor for BC’s Workout to Conquer Cancer event. Dr. Naidu and the clinic also support local youth sports teams!
Dr. Naidu has worked in Richmond and Vancouver for years and recently decided to open a Medical Clinic in New Westminster, because she wanted to serve a community in need of more Family Physicians. She enjoys working in Family Medicine because of the variety of patients, from newborns to the elderly. She finds the doctor-patient relationship very important as it allows her to get to know each patient individually, enabling her to provide patient specific medical treatment.
When she is not helping patients in the clinic, Dr. Naidu spends her time with family and friends, working out, hiking, reading, cooking, and travelling. She enjoys watching basketball and is a huge fan of the Toronto Raptors!
Her favourite quote is “Laughter is the best medicine”
Dr. Anjandeep DeoL
Dr. Anjandeep Deol was born and raised locally, in the city of Mission, BC. Her goal was always to work in the outpatient setting to help patients of all ages – from birth to old age. She is passionate about preventative care and prioritizes education with a patient-centered approach.
She began her educational journey at the University of British Columbia where she received her Bachelors of Science degree in 2012. She then obtained her medical degree from Saba University School of Medicine in 2017. She went on to do her residency training at Aultman Hospital in Canton, Ohio (affiliated with the Northeast Ohio Medical University). During her residency training she was both a recruiting chief and a wellness champion in her senior years. Her hobbies include baking, cooking and running. She also likes to travel to warm destinations, like Hawaii!
Nicholas Fitterer, NP
Nick started out in health care as an RN graduating in 2006 from the University of Victoria. His first position as an NP in primary care started in January of 2013 in northern Alberta. By the end of 2014, he was one of 12 NPs hired by the BC Cancer Agency to help establish the NP role in cancer care in BC.
In 2018, he was hired to work as a Nurse Practitioner in a private Addiction Treatment Center. After nearly 3 years of addiction focused medicine, he made the move back into a primary care role again with Orchid Medical Clinic. In his time off, he enjoys hiking and camping with his wife and 3 children. He also works as a volunteer firefighter in his community. He believes in the importance of patient-centered care, disease prevention, and health promotion - he hopes to assist all patients with this.
