Mr Paul Herbert

Professional statement

Mr Paul Herbert is a distinguished consultant surgeon specialising in venous and vascular access surgery, currently practising in London. He is highly knowledgeable in various areas of surgery, while holding particular expertise in kidney transplantation and treating varicose veins, as well as the surgical treatment of hernias and lipomas.
 
Mr Herbert graduated from the Charing Cross Medical School, Imperial College London in 1997. Following this, he undertook training in his chosen areas of general, vascular and transplantation surgery.
 
During his training, Mr Herbert gained his PhD in transplant immunology which has been published widely. Throughout, his successful career, he has observed the evolution of surgical practices, transitioning from traditional open surgery to the contemporary adoption of minimally invasive techniques that are prevalent today.
 
Alongside the aforementioned areas, Mr Herbert possesses expertise in renal transplantation, including live donation, as well as proficiency in vascular access and abdominal wall repairs in post-surgical patients (including immunosuppressed patients). Within the Imperial College NHS Trust Mr Herbert leads on transplantation surgical governance and deceased donor transplantation.
 
In addition to his interest in performing surgery, Mr Herbet is committed to educating the next generation of surgeons, currently holding the position of director of clinical studies at Imperial College NHS Trust London. He previously held the role of director for the Hammersmith Foundation Training Programme.
 
Mr Herbert performs private transplants at Imperial College NHS Trust in the private wards and the majority of his venous work at the Whiteley Clinic London. He is devoted to a broader patient-centred approach, ensuring that the patients receive a world-class standard of care.