The Princess Grace Hospital, HCA Healthcare

Cardiologist Dr. Neil Srinivasan is a consultant who specializes in the treatment of cardiac electrophysiology—the management of irregular heartbeats. All cardiovascular diseases and irregular heart rhythms are seen by him privately in London, Essex, and Hertfordshire. Dr. Srinivasan received his training in cardiac rhythm management at the London Barts Heart Centre and The Heart Hospital in Marylebone. He pursued a nationally recognized BHF Clinical Research Fellowship during this period, which allowed him to study the mechanisms behind fatal cardiac rhythm problems and earn a PhD from University College London (UCL). He has spent time conducting research at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, as part of this emerging non-invasive technique for analyzing the rhythm of the heart. He continues to participate in research, and he has presented and published his findings at both national and international conferences. He has produced and co-authored numerous important studies in the subject and has vast expertise doing catheter ablation. He also specializes in treating patients with various types of arrhythmia, including fast rhythms like atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter, many ectopic or skipped beats, supraventricular tachycardias (SVTs), VT, and sluggish cardiac rhythms that require pacemakers and cause dizziness and blackouts. View Profile

The Institute of Sport, Exercise, and Health's (ISEH) Clinical Director and Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon is Prof. Fares Haddad. At the Princess Grace Hospital, The Wellington Hospital, and University College London Hospitals, he serves as a Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon. At UCL, he also has the title of Professor of Orthopaedic and Sports Surgery. His postgraduate training was done at the St. Bartholomew's, Royal Free, and Royal National Orthopaedic Hospitals in London after he graduated from Middlesex Hospital and University College Hospital. Then, in Gainsville, Florida, Los Angeles, California, and Vancouver, Canada, he completed a Specialist Fellowship Training in Hip and Knee Reconstruction and Sports Medicine. His primary areas of clinical and academic interest are complex and revision joint replacements, lower limb arthroscopy, ligament injuries, and reconstructive surgery of the hip and knee. View Profile

At St. George's University Hospitals, Ken Anson practices urology and is a consultant urological surgeon and reader. In his urology practice, he has helped patients who struggle with urological conditions like urinary stone disease, ureteric blockage, and sepsis by introducing numerous new surgical techniques. He has been delivering top-notch care to urology patients in the United Kingdom and elsewhere for more than 38 years. He regularly does ureteroscopy, ureterorenoscopy, PCNL, bladder stone destruction, and ESWL. He also performs laser fragmentation of ureteric stones. Mr. Anson is a well-known expert in numerous urological problems, but his primary area of expertise is urinary stone disease. He also works with individuals who have benign prostatic illnesses, ureteric blockage, ureteric colic, urinary symptoms, urinary infections, and blood in the urine. He has a strong reputation as an authority on endourology both nationally and internationally and has written a lot about it. He frequently gives talks and imparts knowledge about urinary stone illness and the application of technology to better patient outcomes at home and abroad. View Profile

A consulting neurologist with extensive training and expertise in cognitive neurology and neuro-rehabilitation following traumatic brain injuries, Dr. Richard Sylvester specializes in these fields. Along with treating individuals, he has a great deal of experience diagnosing and treating a variety of neurological problems. At the UCL Institute of Sport and Exercise Health, Dr. Sylvester manages athletes who sustain head injuries and has a special interest in sports-related concussions. He has served as an independent concussion expert for the Rugby World Cup and is a member of the English Football Association's expert concussion advisory council. Dr. Sylvester is qualified to treat patients with neurological diseases, including those who have had traumatic brain injuries and concussions from sports. View Profile

Dr. John Conibear finished his undergraduate general medical training in 2001 at the University Hospital of Wales, and he finished his post-graduate study in general medicine in 2006 at the Barts and The London Training rotation. He finished a 2-year fellowship with the NCRI Radiotherapy Trials Quality Assurance Group in Mount Vernon Hospital before obtaining his formal position as a consultant clinical oncologist in St. Bartholomew's Hospital in 2014. He did research on methods to enhance clinician target outlining during radiation planning while on his fellowship, and as a result, in 2018 he received an MD(Res) from UCL. At the moment, Dr. Conibear serves as the Barts Cancer Centre's deputy medical director and director. Dr. Conibear is an expert in all non-surgical therapies for breast and lung malignancies. He is skilled in modern radiotherapy methods such as deep inspiration breath-hold (DIBH) for early breast cancer, intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT), image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT), 4D-CT, and both the Cyberknife and Gamma Knife (stereotactic radiotherapy). In addition to his private practice, he currently serves as St. Bartholomew's Hospital's clinical director for thoracic oncology and the lead for chemotherapy. View Profile

An expert in breast and colorectal oncology, Dr. Cleator specializes in administering chemotherapy, targeted therapies, and radiotherapy for both early and late disease. She consults privately at LOC in Harley Street and has her NHS home base at Imperial Healthcare Trust in Charing Cross. She provides private medical care at the HCA and London Clinic locations. She received her primary medical training at Oxford University. She has a history in academia and completed a PhD at the Institute of Cancer Research and Royal Marden Hospitals, where she studied the use of gene profiling to personalize chemotherapy administration. She keeps up her involvement in research and instruction. Treatment of breast cancer in young women and pregnancy, neoadjuvant (pre surgery) treatment, individualized treatment using gene tests, and radiotherapy for early breast cancer are of particular interest. View Profile