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Mr. Jasim Al-Musawi is an esteemed Consultant General Surgeon known for his expertise in laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery. He completed an MBChB degree in 1985 from the University of Baghdad, Iraq. During his early career, he focused on surgical specialities and conducted pioneering research on the pathophysiology of anal fissures treated with mini surgery. He has shared his research contributions through publications, presentations, and lectures.

Mr. Al-Musawi spent over two decades practising medicine in Iraq before relocating to the United Kingdom. In 2008, he became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh. He began his NHS career at St. Bartholomew Hospital and obtained the Specialty Board FRCS in General Surgery in London. His training included laparoscopic colorectal surgery and upper GI surgery at prestigious London hospitals, including St. Thomas', Guy's, Barts, and St. Mark's hospitals.

In October 2010, Mr. Al-Musawi joined the NWLH NHS Trust, where he currently holds the position of Consultant at Northwick Park Hospital, which is part of the London North West University Hospitals Trust. In this role, he contributes to advanced biliary surgery and provides general and emergency surgery services to the community. Mr. Al-Musawi has experience in hernia surgery, both open and laparoscopic.

He also specialises in the management of conditions such as haemorrhoids, fissures, and fistulas of the anal canal. Furthermore, Mr. Al-Musawi is a skilled endoscopist, offering diagnostic services for gastroscopy and holding JAG (Joint Advisory Group on Gastrointestinal Endoscopy) accreditation for independent specialist practice in gastro-oesophageo-duodenoscopy.

Mr. Al-Musawi has numerous publications in surgical journals, and he has presented at national and international surgical conferences. His commitment to medical education and training is evident through his roles as a clinical and educational supervisor for junior doctors and surgeons in training. He is also actively involved in teaching undergraduate medical students and has been given the title of Honorary Lecturer by Imperial College Medical School.