Professional statement
Dr Jeremy Rees is a leading neurologist in London, practising at Cleveland Clinic London Hospital and Cleveland Clinic Portland Place Outpatients Centre, who looks after patients with brain tumours and cancer. He sees patients who have neurological problems from across the country and abroad. Dr Rees also specialises in treating epilepsy, headache, migraine, Parkinson’s disease and neuropathy (nerve damage).
Dr Rees qualified from University College and Middlesex Medical School with distinctions in medicine, surgery and therapeutics in 1988. After his general professional training in various postgraduate London teaching hospitals, Dr Rees was awarded a prestigious MRC clinical training fellowship at Guy’s Hospital where he completed his PhD in 1985.
He then underwent his neurology training at the Royal Free Hospital, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, St Thomas’ Hospital and neuro-oncology training at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre in New York.
Dr Rees has extensive teaching experience with both medical students and qualified doctors and organises an annual teaching course for professionals on brain tumours. He lectures at neurology conferences both nationally and internationally and has published extensively in scientific and medical journals. He has contributed chapters in textbooks on brain tumours and neurological complications of cancer.
Clinics
Cleveland Clinic London Hospital
Central London, 33 Grosvenor Place, SW1X 7HY,Medical insurances accepted
Credentials
Professional experience
- 37 years of experience
- Consultant Neurologist, Cleveland Clinic London (present).
Subspecialties
- Dementia.
- Neuro-oncology.
Professional memberships
- Association of British Neurologists.
- British Neuro-oncology Society.
Education
- FRCP Royal College of Physicians (2003).
- PhD University of London (1995).
Teaching posts
- Extensive teaching experience both of medical students and qualified doctors.
- Organises an annual teaching course for professionals involved in the care of patients with brain tumours.
Positions in organisations
- DVLA Honorary medical advisory panel.
Publications and conferences
- Advises the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) on writing national Brain Tumour Guidelines.
- Has published over 70 papers and reviews in scientific and medical journals.
Languages spoken
- English
- French
Reviews
- Would you recommend this doctor?
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- Treatment of the staff
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- Dr Rees is excellent! I had a great experience with Dr. Rees, he made me feel at ease and he is very reassuring and addressed all my concerns. I really appreciated it! Thank you!
- My initial consultation with Dr Rees was excellent as he was warm, friendly and listened to my concerns. Dr Rees is very knowledgeable and I felt reassured.
- I would definitely recommend Dr J Rees to a friend. I was able to make an appointment to see him quickly and he arranged all the tests I needed straight away.
- Top class all the way - thank you.
- I have seen Dr Rees on a number of occasions and he has really helped me make a full recovery after I had a couple of seizures in the first half of 2020!
- Excellent Friendly Great bedside manner Put me at ease
- Excellent
- I had absolute confidence with Dr Rees. He took a holistic approach to my symptoms and my appointment wasn't rushed. An excellent diagnostic doctor.