Marwan Farouk Biography
Marwan Farouk is a retired surgeon. He is not currently practising.
He has regularly participated in
the clinical teaching of medical students and junior doctors on the wards and
in teaching seminars. He has given lectures on surgical topics to undergraduate
students and still regularly take part in modular teaching sessions for junior
surgeons. He taught medical students from Oxford University and
contribute to the surgical training of Oxford surgical registrars and junior
doctors. He attends courses and keeps his educational supervisory role up to
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PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS:
Senior house Officer London Hospitals and Bristol
Royal Infirmary, 1983-1988
Registrar Edinburgh
Surgical Scheme – various Hospitals, 1988-1992
Research Fellow Duke
University, North Carolina USA, 1992/3
Lecturer Edinburgh
University, Royal Free Hospital, 1993-1994
Senior
Registrar North East Thames Region
–various Hospitals 1995 -1999
Consultant
Surgeon Buckinghamshire Hospitals NHS Trust
since 1999
Head
of Department at Buckinghamshire NHS Trust 2011- 2015
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Clinical Research at Duke University, North Carolina,
USA
MD Thesis – Peptide Hormones in Liver physiology
Set up the National Audit of Liver
Transplantation at Royal College of Surgeons, London, UK
TEACHING
Surgical Tutor College of England
Oxford University Supervisor and Examiner
St George’s University Examiner and Tutor
Basic Surgical Laparoscopic Skills Courses - UK
