I have a special interest in home haemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, cardiovascular risk and transplantation.

I have special interest in kidney cancer, laparoscopy, kidney stones, minimally invasive surgery and LASER surgery for prostate (HOLEP). I am Clinical lead and educational supervisor in Urology.

I am dual accredited in renal medicine and general internal medicine. I am clinical lead for renal transplantation within the Ipswich Hospital Renal Unit which includes long-term care of renal transplant patients, renal transplant assessment and live donor assessment.

I am also interested in pre-dialysis care. I have special interest in renal transplantation, hypertension and cardiovascular disease in chronic kidney disease.

I have worked for the Trust since September 1998.

I have worked for the Trust since 2005. I specialise in Kidney diseases and dialysis. I have worked in hospitals worldwide, and completed my training in Hungary and the USA.

I have worked for the Trust since 2015, covering illnesses including blood in urine, going to urinate often, high PSA, stones, large prostates and prostate cancer. I have worked at the Royal Free London, Guys Hospital, Royal Marsden and the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery.

I trained at the North London Urology Higher Surgical Training School, Royal Postgraduate Medical School and at University College London Medical School.

Specialist areas: Laser surgery for stones and prostate, kidney stones, bladder conditions, prostate cancer diagnostics, Urolift, Botox, diagnostics

I have worked for the Trust since 2019. I have a special interest in managing urological cancers and I am trained in laparoscopic and robotic surgery. I also provide general Urology services for male lower urinary tract symptoms and provide surgical treatment such as TURP and HoLEP (laser surgery for prostate). In addition, I perform daycase endoscopic and inguinoscrotal procedures.

I am the Clinical Lead for Governance at the Colchester site and also the Clinical Lead for day-case TURBT service at Colchester.

I am a qualified Consultant in nephrology in the Renal department.

I have worked at the trust since 2013, supporting patients with all urological conditions.  However, I specialise in kidney tumours and stone disease.  I trained at the London Deanery.

I joined Ipswich NHS Trust in 2016 after completing my higher speciality training from London Deanery. I am an Endoluminal Endourolgist. I am a diagnostician ie assess patients to diagnosis urological conditions including cancers. My special interest is renal tract stone disease and its management.

I trained in urology in Oxford and have been an NHS consultant since 2003 having spent 13 years in Portsmouth and 4 years in Bury St Edmunds. My specialist interest is the management of kidney stones and I have published over 50 peer reviewed papers as well as numerous book chapters and magazine articles in urology.

I served for 22 years in the Army Reserve as a regimental medical officer which included a deployment to Afghanistan as a trauma surgeon in 2011. I am also a published military author and historian.

I have worked for the Trust since December 2018.

My main area of interest is Renal transplantation. I have also a special interest in Diabetes, inherited kidney diseases and home replacement therapies (home haemodialysis, Peritoneal Dialysis).  

I have worked as Renal Specialist in Greece and the UK since 2004.  I trained at Hippokratio University Hospital, Thessaloniki, Greece and at King’s College Hospital, London.

I qualified as a doctor at St George’s Hospital Medical School in 1998 and became a member of The Royal College of Surgeons of England in 2001.

I completed urological higher surgical training in Cambridge / Essex, and a Fellowship in Stone Surgery and Endourology at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London.

I was appointed as a Consultant Urological Surgeon in 2010. As a stone surgery specialist, I am particularly interested in minimally invasive procedures using a ‘keyhole’ approach.

I have worked for the Trust since March 2014.

I trained at Oxford and Cambridge Universities before graduating from the Edinburgh urology rotation in 2004. I deal with all conditions affecting the kidneys, bladder, prostate and genitalia in men, women and children.

I founded the Colchester stone unit in 2004, introducing laser stone surgery and percutaneous nephrolithotomy (keyhole surgery) for larger, complex cases. I developed particular expertise in surgery for enlarged prostates, including HoLEP (Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate), proven to be more effective than traditional prostate operations.

I regularly teach the procedure to other surgeons throughout the UK and abroad. I am also one of the Colchester cancer surgeons, treating prostate cancer, bladder cancer, testicular cancer and kidney cancer. I specialise in complex renal surgery, including laparoscopic (keyhole) nephrectomy and laparoscopic pyeloplasty.

I see female patients with general urological problems as well as children with paediatric urological conditions requiring both medical and surgical management.

I am a Consultant in nephrology in the Renal department at Ipswich Hospital and also the lead for Trust-wide research and development.

I undertook research into prostate cancer at the Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine, Oxford, and trained in Urology in Cambridge and Norwich. I was appointed at Ipswich Hospital in 2012.

I undertake a wide range of general urological procedures and my specialist interests are in prostate cancer diagnosis, surgery for benign prostatic enlargement (including Urolift), female bladder problems, vasectomy reversal and paediatric urology.