Dr Ehab Ibrahim

Professional statement

Dr Ehab Ibrahim is a highly experienced consultant oncologist with special expertise in palliative medicine and clinical oncology. His practice focuses on the treatment of lung, head, and neck cancers, with a commitment to delivering holistic, evidence-based care tailored to each patient’s needs.

Dr Ibrahim began his medical education in Egypt, where he earned an MSc in oncology before advancing his training in the UK. His comprehensive dual training in palliative medicine, completed through the North Western Deanery, provided him with extensive experience across secondary and tertiary care, community health settings, and hospices. He further refined his clinical oncology expertise during his training at Christie Hospital, culminating in his qualification in 2018. In January 2019, he was appointed as a consultant at Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.

In his role, Dr Ibrahim handles complex cases of lung, head, and neck cancers, employing advanced therapies such as radical and palliative radiotherapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted treatments. He is particularly skilled in stereotactic ablative radiotherapy (SABR) for lung tumours, highlighting his proficiency in cutting-edge cancer therapies. Dr Ibrahim actively contributes to clinical research, serving as a principal and sub-investigator in numerous phase 3 trials that focus on symptom management and improved treatment outcomes for lung, head, and neck cancer patients.

His work has advanced the understanding and application of innovative therapies in oncology. In addition to his clinical and research contributions, Dr Ibrahim is a passionate educator. He mentors clinical oncology trainees and collaborates with the Royal College of Radiologists to enhance oncology education for medical students. His dedication to patient-centred care and professional development ensures that individuals under his care receive high-quality, personalised treatment.