Mr Michael Wareing
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“ENT has fascinated me since medical school. It allows me to meet and treat patients of all ages and from all walks of life. The successful treatment of ENT conditions improves people’s quality and enjoyment of life. I feel privileged to act as both physician and surgeon in modern ENT.”

Qualifying as a doctor from St Bartholomew’s Medical School in 1988 with a Bachelor of Sciences in Pharmacology, a Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery, and the Sydney Scott Prize for Otorhinolaryngology, Mr Wareing has gone on to have a varied career as a medical practitioner, researcher, and authoritative voice within the medical community. Within his 35-year career he has had the privilege to work within both UK and US institutions, before settling in London in 2000 to focus on his NHS and Private practice.

Since then, he has had roles such as Lead Clinician in Otology, Ear Surgery, Acoustic Neuroma, Skull Base Surgery, and Otorhinolaryngology within St Bartholomew’s and The Royal London Hospitals, alongside appointment and appraisal of ENT colleagues and Junior Staff, and educational roles.

In 2008 Mr Wareing chose to move his Private Practice to The London Clinic's private consulting rooms at 145 Harley Street, where he and his colleague Mr Jonathan Harcourt maintain permanent rooms within the Clinic. In 2024 they chose to move to 116 Harley Street, and their joint Consulting Room is equipped with all the necessary technologies for modern office-based ENT practice. Mr Wareing chooses to concentrate his practice in The London Clinic premises to ensure consistent uniformity of excellence for all his patients.

Featured in the Daily Mail, Observer, Tatler, The Mirror, the BBC, numerous books and academic journals, Mr Wareing is a well-respected voice within his field, both in the UK and abroad.

Timeline

Starts secondary school at Haberdasher’s Askes’ School for Boys

1975

1982

Starts studying at The Medical College of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, University of London

1985

Awarded BSc in Pharmacology

1988

Awarded MBBS and wins the Sidney Scott Prize in Otolaryngology

1992

Awarded FRCS  and becomes a Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons of England

Awarded TWJ Fellowship, King’s Fund Travelling Fellowship, and Ethicon Foundation Fund Travel Award, allowing Mr Wareing to spend 6-months researching intracochlear gene therapy in San Francisco

1997

1998

Awarded Intercollegiate FRCS

Admitted to the specialist register of the GMC, thus allowed to practice as a specialist in ENT Surgery

Appointed ENT Consultant at St Bartholomew’s & The Royal London Hospitals, London 

Establishes first Private Practice at 18 Upper Wimpole Street

2000

Initiated the Barts Temporal Bone Course

2002

Appointed Associate Clinical Director/Head of Department of the ENT Department at St Bartholomew’s & The Royal London Hospitals, London

2002-2009

2005

Moves Private Practice to 149 Harley Street

2008

Moves Private Practice to 145 Harley Street

Cycles from Land’s End to John O’ Groats for Help for Heroes and Deafness Research UK, raising £12,000

2012

Appointed Lead Clinician of the ENT Department at St Bartholomew’s & The Royal London Hospitals, London

2013-2015

2019-2023

Member of the Gamma Knife Advisory Committee at Wellington Hospital

Organises the BSO (British Society of Otology) Annual Meeting

2020

2020-2022

Member of the Medical Advisory Committee, representative for ENT-Head & Neck, The London Clinic

2024

Moves Private Practice to 116 Harley Street

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