Dr. Royce Vincent

Dr Royce Vincent is a Consultant Chemical Pathologist at King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and also holds the position of Honorary Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Medicine and Life Sciences at King's College London. He runs private practice in several London-based clinics including The London Bridge Hospital, seeing patients with hypercholesterolemia, obesity, thyroid disorders and provides expert interpretation of biochemistry laboratory results and clinical guidance.

Dr Vincent is the Strategic Clinical Lead (Chemistry) for South East London Pathology Services (SYNNOVIS) and the lead physician for Chemical Pathology/Metabolic Medicine services across King's College Hospital and Princess Royal University Hospital.

Dr Vincent began his medical education abroad, graduating in medicine from Rajiv Gandhi University (India). Following this, he moved to the UK to complete his postgraduate training including specialist training in chemical pathology, metabolic medicine, and clinical research at the prestigious King's College Hospital and Imperial College London. He awarded a Master's Degree from University College London in 2008 and a Doctorate from Imperial College London in 2012. He was appointed to the role of Consultant in 2012, and four years later promoted as Head of Department.

Dr Vincent is SCOPE accredited by the World Obesity Federation, an internationally recognised standard of obesity management expertise. He works multi-disciplinary alongside bariatric surgeons to help manage patients with obesity. He is also an active researcher; his recent academic work examines appetite regulation, altered glucose, and bile acid metabolism after bariatric/metabolic surgery.

Dr Vincent is an investigator in many landmark clinical trials (including cardiovascular disease and obesity), has received several research grants, published extensively and serves as an Editor for numerous journals.