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Mr Feilim Murphy is a Consultant Paediatric Urologist at St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He also sees patients privately at The Portland Hospital for Women and Children and Harley Street Clinic.

In his current position in the NHS, Mr Murphy works closely with a multidisciplinary team made up of specialists committed to providing world-class care for all children. Their aim is "improve the outcome for every single child".

Mr Murphy's practice focuses on the use of minimally invasive urological surgery. He has expertise in all areas of paediatric urology and has special interests in wetting disorders, undescended testes and incontinence in children with special needs. He has several years of experience performing a number of procedures, including bladder reconstruction surgery and hypospadias surgery.

Mr Murphy qualified at the National University of Ireland in 1995 and trained at Temple Street Children's Hospital and Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children. He later worked in Australia and New Zealand then returned to Dublin and completed his specialist training in paediatric surgery. He also completed a postgraduate fellowship in paediatric surgery awarded by the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland. Prior to his current role at St George's Hospital, Mr Murphy practiced as Consultant Paediatric Urologist at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

He holds memberships with several international organisations specialising in paediatric surgery and urology. He also is a reviewer for a number of prestigious national and international journals. Mr Murphy has published widely and has authored many book chapters. He is also the research lead for paediatric surgery and urology at St George's Hospital and is actively involved in research. Mr Murphy also wrote a British Association of Paediatric Urologists document outlining the standard of care required for undescended testes and megaureters.