A Virginian and Washingtonian by education, Dr. Singh received his undergraduate degree at the University of Virginia in both Biological Chemistry and in Religious Studies.  He went on to obtain his Medical Degree at George Washington University School of Medicine and continued at George Washington University to complete his internship and residency.

Following his appointment as Chief Administrative Psychiatric Resident at Fairfax Hospital of Virginia, Dr. Singh not only continued his hospital-based work in both clinical and leadership capacities but began taking initiatives within the community.  He founded and established Tysons Psychiatry in late 2008, a selective private practice in Tysons Corner, Virginia.  His expertise and leadership skills have been sought out by many organizations.  In addition to serving as Medical Director of Tysons Psychiatry, Dr. Singh serves on the Board of Directors and as Medical Director of Hopewell House for Independent Living, as Medical Director of Integrated Clinical Concepts, and maintains a relationship with Sagebrush Holistic Residential Center for Substance Abuse Treatment.  More recently, Dr. Singh has brought access to Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) to the area as he serves as the Medical Director of the Tysons Corner Center for TMS and sits on the Scientific Advisory Board of TMS NeuroHealth.

Combining his understanding of neurobiology and chemistry to philosophical and psychological theories of the mind, Dr. Singh lectures nationally and is a requested speaker at the major medical centers on the topics of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, and psychopharmacology.  He also maintains faculty appointments at two schools of medicine: The George Washington University and Virginia Commonwealth University.

Dr. Singh’s services have been requested by recognized VIP’s in politics, journalism, and the media.  He is an active member of the American Psychiatric Association and formerly on the Board of Directors of the Washington Psychiatric Society.   He gives back to his community via many philanthropic efforts and has given his time pro bono for asylum seekers and multi-cultural integration efforts.

As a winner of The Patient’s Choice Award for four consecutive years and named as one of Washingtonian Magazines "Top Docs," Dr. Singh and his staff offer a personal connection to all of the people they treat.