Dr. Susi Green

Dr Susi Green is a luminal gastroenterologist with nearly 20 years' experience in treating people with problems relating to the oesophagus, stomach and bowel. She aims to empower patients with the knowledge and guidance they need to make their own treatment decisions and strives to ensure the whole experience is respectful, comfortable and dignified.

She qualified from Guy's and St Thomas' University Hospital Medical School in 1998. After general medical training she was appointed as a Gastroenterology Specialist Registrar in the Wessex region in 2003, and was awarded a PhD from Portsmouth University for the clinical research she undertook during her training. She gained substantial sub-specialist experience in Inflammatory Bowel Disease and completed an Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship at St Mark's Hospital before being appointed as a Consultant at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals in 2012.

At Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Trust she has a weekly Complex Inflammatory Bowel Disease clinic, leads the Significant Polyp and Early Cancer (SPEC) service and chairs the weekly SPEC multi-disciplinary meeting. She also leads the capsule endoscopy, colorectal cancer family history and the post-cancer treatment services.

As Endoscopy Training Lead for Kent Surrey and Sussex Deanery she oversees Registrar Training in the region. She is also Director for the regional JAG (Joint Advisory Group) endoscopy training centre, running courses for endoscopists at a National Level approximately once per month.

Personal Profile

On a personal level, she is a mum of two and enjoys music, reading, yoga and most outdoor activities including running, kitesurfing and tennis.