Dr Andrew Proctor

Dr Andrew Proctor is a dedicated Consultant Medical Oncologist who specialises in the diagnosis and management of adult cancers, with focused clinical expertise in breast cancer. Recognised for his patient-centred approach, Dr Proctor combines compassionate care with high standards of evidence-based medicine. In addition to managing complex cancer diagnoses, he plays an influential leadership role in acute oncology services, ensuring patients receive rapid assessment and coordinated care during acute medical episodes related to their illness or systemic treatments.

Dr Proctor earned his medical degree from Nottingham University Medical School in 1997. He subsequently undertook specialist higher clinical training in Medical Oncology in New Zealand and the Yorkshire training roatation, gaining comprehensive experience in advanced systemic therapies. In 2009, he was awarded a Doctor of Medicine research degree from the University of Leeds following a CRUK funded research fellowship in clinical trial methodology and cancer biology. Dedicated to advancing oncology standards regionally and nationally, Dr Proctor is an active member of the UK Breast Cancer Group and serves as Chairperson for the Yorkshire Breast Cancer Tri-Network Oncology Group. He also holds an academic appointment as an Honorary Lecturer at the Hull and York Medical school, contributing to the education and mentorship of future healthcare professionals.

In his clinical practice, Dr Proctor formulates individualised treatment plans tailored to the needs of each patient, utilising modern therapeutic options such as chemotherapy, targeted biological treatments, Immunotherapy and endocrine therapy. He maintains a strong commitment to clinical research and trial participation, helping bring innovative treatment options to clinical practice. Working alongside multidisciplinary specialist teams, Dr Proctor is devoted to supporting both the physical health and emotional well-being of patients throughout every stage of their treatment journey.