Mr Khan completed his initial medical training in 1996 from Guys and St Thomas' Hospitals Medical School, University of London; after gaining a Bachelors Degree in Neurosciences in 1993.

After this, he completed his Junior Surgical Training in various surgical disciplines such as orthopaedics, urology and general surgery. His main interest was in breast surgery which continued as he completed a two year Doctorate degree at the Professorial Unit of Surgery at Nottingham University; and undertook research in very early stage breast cancer detection. Mr Khan has published a number of research papers including an editorial for the British Medical Journal and has been named and cited for his research on gynaecomastia by the Los Angeles Times. Mr Khan has also delivered presentations internationally about his research

Hamed continued to higher surgical training as a Surgical Specialist Registrar in general surgery, subsequently subspecialising in breast and reconstructive surgery. During his appointment as Consultant Breast and General Surgeon at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire he underwent a year long Oncoplastic Mentorship with the Plastics Department, honing his skills as an oncoplastic surgeon. He has performed numerous standard breast procedures and complex reconstructions, with excellent results for his patients. He has also performed close to a 1000 open hernia cases.

• Breast Surgery
• Surgical management of hernias

• Breast Surgery
• Oncoplastic Surgery

• MB BS University of London 1996
• BSc University of London 1993
• MRCS Royal College of Surgeons (Edinburgh) 1998
• MD University of Nottingham 2009
• FRCS Intercollegiate Royal Colleges of Surgeons 2008
• Oncoplastic Mentorship University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire 2009

Memberships:

• Member of Royal College of Surgeons
• Fellow of Intercollegiate Royal Colleges of Surgeon