Mr Robert McCormick

Mr Rob McCormick is the clinical director and consultant urological surgeon in Milton Keynes University Hospital (MKUH) where he is also the lead stone surgeon. He has headed a major project to create a new urological investigation unit at MKUH, which is now open. His main interests involve minimally invasive / endourological procedures for urinary symptoms, stones and cancers. Operations he performs include TURP, bladder cancer treatment, prostate cancer diagnostics, circumcisions, scrotal surgery and vasectomy.

 Mr McCormick completed his specialist training through the Oxford deanery, giving him exposure to comprehensive training in a world-renowned hospital. He was fully involved in the university, acting as a tutor and lecturer for undergraduate medical students in Brasenose and Pembroke colleges, in addition to reading for a DPhil research degree in Molecular Biology. Mr McCormick joined Milton Keynes University hospital as a substantive consultant in 2016, providing both general urological services as well as sub-specialist complex stone surgery, for which he chairs the stone MDT (multidisciplinary meetings) and virtual MDT cancer meetings.

 Mr McCormick has continued his academic work through Buckingham University by providing formal curriculum teaching and educational/clinical supervision for both the undergraduate medical students and junior doctors.

 Mr McCormick spent much of his childhood in Switzerland, giving him experience of a different culture, learning to speak French and gaining a keen interest in skiing. In his spare time, he likes running, cycling and training for off-road endurance events. He is married with one daughter. 

Professionally, Mr. McCormick is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCSUrol, Eng) and a member of the British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS).