Mr S. Tawqeer Rashid Rashid

I grew up in West Yorkshire before studying medicine at Cambridge University. I then moved to the prestigious Royal Postgraduate Medical School in London to complete the Hammersmith Hospitals Basic Surgical Rotation. I then went to University College London to do a PhD before moving back to Yorkshire for Higher Surgical Training. Whilst in Yorkshire I was appointed the first National Institute of Health Research Clinical Lecturer in Vascular Surgery based at Leeds University. My final year of training was spent as a Fellow in Adelaide Australia learning advanced endovascular and vascular techniques with a particular focus on diabetic foot disease and limb salvage. I have an interest in most areas of vascular surgery with a particular focus on complex bypass and angioplasty techniques. I am developing programmes focussed on minimally invasive surgical techniques such as endoscopic harvest and percutaneous aneurysm surgery. I have developed surgical skills workshops for trainee surgeons and has lectured medical students and am an invited speaker at regional and national conferences and symposia.

Varicose Veins Carotid Endarterectomy Aortic Aneurysms Diabetic Foot Peripheral angioplasty Lower limb bypass