Just a little bit about me (well, I'm not going to tell you
everything!).
I am Professor of Ophthalmology, University of
Birmingham and Honorary Consultant
Ophthalmologist, Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre, City Hospital,
Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS
Trust.
Born a cockney (within the sound
of Bow
Bells), but was brought up in
West London. Educated at Latymer Upper
School (click
here for some notable Old
Latymerians). Qualified in medicine from St. George's Hospital
Medical School, London. Pursued a
career in Ophthalmology with Registrar and Senior Registrar posts
at Moorfields Eye
Hospital, London. Spent one year
on sabbatical in Amsterdam at the Department of
Ophthalmo-Immunology,
Netherlands Ophthalmic Research Institute. Senior Lecturer then
very briefly Reader in Ophthalmology in Birmingham. Over many years
have 'acquired' two daughters Hannah and Ella, a wife (Tricia), and
a PhD but not necessarily in that order. Living in
Moseley
and still
trying to find the mythical 'Moseley
Village'.
Please click on the buttons of the menu above to explore my world
of ophthalmology (yes, that is how you spell it), jazz, my boyhood
football team, and of course last but not least my
family.
Stop Press
Sight last
updated Thursday 29th July 2010. Bees finish season in 9th place.
OOTB go down a storm at Leamington Spa and more gigs announced. My
baby (car) has four new tyres.
