Klug attended the University of Arkansas for his undergraduate and medical degree. While there, he did research for the Department of Otolaryngology. He also had a student fellowship at the National Cancer Institute.
He completed his internship in Memphis and his Otolaryngology training at the University of Texas-Houston. He then worked at MacGregor Clinic and was a clinical instructor at the University of Texas-Houston where his primary work was with pediatric patients. He was the first in Memphis to perform Balloon Sinuplasty, a technique used to unblock sinuses using balloons.
He has been on several advisory committees to help develop new surgical instrumentation. Dr Naidu, born and raised in the United States, spent his childhood in the Atlanta area before going off to college.
He attended the University of California at Berkeley for undergraduate studies. Dr Naidu then returned back to the southeast for medical school at the University of Alabama, School of Medicine in Birmingham from which he graduated in He was elected class president in medical school and went on to residency in otolaryngology, also known as Ear, Nose, and throat surgery at the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center in Memphis, Tennessee.
He received the College of Medicine Teaching award in and graduated in He and his office staff, including 2 nurse practitioners, care for both children and adults with issues of the ears, nose and sinuses, and neck and throat. He operates at multiple hospitals and surgery centers to better accommodate patient needs and insurance preferences. He sees a large number of pediatric patients and works at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital and Surgery Center as well as Baptist Children's Hospital to care for some of these patients.
