Mr Craig Murray

Professional statement

Mr Craig Murray is highly respected consultant ENT surgeon based in Glasgow who specialises in ear infection, hearing loss and deafness. He is also renowned for his expertise in vertigo, balance disorders and audiology consultations.

After completing both a bachelor’s degree with honours and a medical degree, Mr Murray qualified in medicine from the University of Glasgow in 1988 and underwent further training in the west of Scotland. He was awarded fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1993 and later specialised in the College’s otolaryngology section. He was appointed as an ENT consultant in 2000 within the NHS, where he would go on to establish the local balance service within his hospital base. Throughout his many years’ experience, Mr Murray has developed a wealth of expertise in managing the full range of ENT complaints, providing surgical treatment where necessary. He sees private patients at Ross Hall Clinic Braehead in Glasgow.

Throughout his esteemed career, Mr Murray has been instrumental in establishing specialist diagnostic and treatment services for balance disorders across the west of Scotland. Outside of his clinical duties, he has held a number of senior positions, including Chair of the Specialist Advisory Council (SAC) for ENT and an executive council member of ENTUK. As such, he was responsible for the ENT curriculum followed by trainee specialists and advised on key matters within the field. He is also an official examiner for the ENT intercollegiate exam and is a former local training program director for the west of Scotland.

Mr Murray is also a member of a number of esteemed societies, including ENTUK and the Scottish Otolaryngological Society. He is also a member of the Faculty of Surgical Trainers and regularly teaches and trains medical students, including on the Glasgow Temporal Bone course.