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Mr Robert Almeyda

Consultant ENT Surgeon

MBBS, BSc Cellular Pathology, MSc Surgical Sciences, Diploma of Imperial College

Practises at: Circle Reading Hospital

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Professional Profile

Mr Robert Almeyda qualified from St Bartholomew’s Medical College in 1997, having completed an intercalated BSc in cellular pathology in 1994. His SHO training was in London, during which time he took a research fellow post in St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington. He gained an MSc in Surgical Sciences and a Diploma of Imperial College (DIC) for his research into computational nasal airflow dynamics.

His specialist ENT training was within the Oxford Deanery and culminated in rhinology fellowships in The Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital, London and The Academic Medical Centre, Amsterdam. These were under the guidance of Professor Lund and Professor Fokkens respectively. During this time Mr Almeyda trained in advanced endoscopic sinus surgery techniques, as well as revision rhinoplasty and reconstruction of the nose and ear following cancer resection.

He was appointed as Consultant ENT Surgeon with an interest in Rhinology to Oxford University Hospitals Foundation Trust in 2012.

In April 2016 he was appointed as consultant ENT surgeon to the Royal Berkshire Hospital, heading up and expanding the specialist rhinology service for West Berkshire.

Personal Profile

Rob is married with two children. His interests outside medicine revolve around family pursuits. When time allows, he loves running and tinkering with his old clapped out cars!

Current NHS or Research Position

  • Consultant ENT Surgeon, Royal Berkshire Hospital

Having completed fellowships in advanced rhinology, Mr Almeyda has developed a specialist interest in the management of all aspects of nasal disease from chronic rhinosinusitis to the reconstruction of the nose following injury or cancer resection.

Research interests

Mr Almeyda has been involved with numerous research projects in Oxford. These have included the role of IL-5 and Calcium channels in nasal polyposis and research into the early detection of Parkinson’s Disease through olfactory biopsy markers.

  • Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons of England
  • Fellow of Royal Society of Medicine
  • Member of British Rhinological Society
  • Member of European Rhinological Society
  • Member of European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery
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