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He was appointed as a Consultant at our Trust in November 2014.
He also has an interest in aortic disease, Marfan syndrome and cardiac disease in pregnancy.
He has worked for the NHS since 2003, having worked for the South-Central Strategic Health Authority, before joining Great Western in 2009, where he was
He has a keen interest in education, including simulation training, instructing for NLS and APLS courses. Neonatal service inpatient weeks.
He completed his renal and general (internal) medicine training in the South West.
He performs a large number of procedures every year and he is involved in the training of perspective general and vitreoretinal consultants.
He undertook Fellowship training in Upper GI and Bariatric Surgery in Melbourne, Australia, and in Auckland, New Zealand.
After working in trauma and Salisbury's spinal unit, he specialised in anaesthesia, working in Portsmouth, Cardiff and Cambridge.
"He came out later in life, has been a great father to his sons, and is very happy as the person he is now."
He treats advanced and complex cataracts, and is the lead for the Gloucestershire emergency eye care service.
He is a Chartered Accountant and is originally from Dublin.
he led a complex group of internal functions including marketing, finance, sales, and research and development.
He further pursued his interests in renal transplant by completing PhD in transplant immunology from University of Warwick.
As a consultant microbiologist he is a member of the departmental management team.
He has been a recent user of several NHS services within Gloucestershire, and believes he has a clear perspective as a patient himself.
He is currently Director for the Gloucestershire Endoscopy Training Centre and Director of the Gloucestershire Bowel Cancer Screening Programme.
He manages both sports injuries as well as degenerative conditions, as well as having an interest in trauma care.
He was ventilated, he had to have a blood transfusion and we didn’t know whether we were coming or going or if he was going to live.
He has been a consultant in Gloucestershire since 2005.
Paul added: “The letter was anonymous and he signed it saying - ‘I am the luckiest veteran alive.’”
