Dr Sara Kayat

Dr Sara Kayat is a respected General Practitioner, television doctor, author and female motivational speaker, best known for her role as a resident medical expert on ITV’s ‘This Morning’ since 2015. With extensive clinical experience and a passion for health education, Sara delivers engaging talks on women’s health, wellbeing, resilience, and professional development. Her approachable communication style makes her an excellent choice for corporate conferences, healthcare events, leadership discussions and women’s empowerment initiatives.

Sara graduated from King’s College London in 2009 with a medical degree and BSc in Medicine, establishing the foundations of her successful medical career. She became a General Practitioner at Balham Park Surgery in 2014 and, in 2016, became a founding member of GPDQ. Sara subsequently practised at Gray’s Inn Medical Practice, Freedomhealth and 90 Sloane Street Ltd. These varied clinical experiences provide her with valuable insights into patient care, overcoming challenges and maintaining wellbeing, which she incorporates into her motivational speaking engagements.

Beyond clinical practice, Sara became an Expedition Doctor for mothers2mothers in 2018 and joined The Healthcare Circle committee in 2019. Her television appearances on ‘This Morning’ have established her as a trusted voice in medical communication. In 2024, she published ‘How to Have a Baby: The Essential Unbiased Guide to Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond’, demonstrating her commitment to empowering women through accessible medical knowledge.

Currently, Sara serves as a General Practitioner for Healthcare Central London and an Ambassador for mothers2mothers. As a female motivational speaker, she is particularly sought after for her ability to address women’s health, motherhood, career progression and personal resilience with professional authority and empathy. Her combination of frontline medical expertise, broadcasting experience and charitable advocacy enables her to inspire audiences, challenge misconceptions and encourage meaningful conversations about health, confidence and empowerment.