Dr Meriem Amarouche

Dr Meriem Amarouche is a highly accomplished Consultant Neurosurgeon who specialises in complex cranial and skull base procedures. With a dedicated focus on improving patient outcomes, she has developed a sub-specialised practice that primarily addresses anterior skull base surgery, including the removal of pituitary tumours, as well as the comprehensive management of adult hydrocephalus. Dr Amarouche is widely recognised for her patient-centred approach, combining advanced surgical techniques with compassionate care to support patients navigating complex neurological conditions.

Dr Amarouche began her medical journey by completing her medical degree in Algeria, after which she pursued postgraduate academic excellence with a Master of Science in Clinical Neurology from a prestigious university in London. She completed her rigorous specialist neurosurgical training on the South Thames Training Programme. To further refine her expertise, she undertook highly competitive, specialist post-Certificate of Completion of Training fellowships. These included a fellowship in pituitary surgery at a renowned teaching hospital in Oxford, and a fellowship in adult hydrocephalus at a leading specialist neurological hospital in London.

In addition to her clinical practice, Dr Amarouche is actively involved in medical education, leadership, and professional development within the surgical community. She holds several key professional qualifications, including Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in Neurosurgery and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. She is also an active member of several prominent professional bodies, including the Society of British Neurological Surgeons, the British Skull-Base Society, and the British Neuro-Endoscopy Society. Her commitment to advancing the field of neurosurgery is reflected in her leadership roles and her dedication to training the next generation of surgical specialists.