Professor James Neuberger is the associate medical director at NHS Blood and Transplant and Professor of Hepatology, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham.
He qualified in Medicine at Oxford in 1972 and worked as a Senior House Officer in London and then as a registrar in Leeds.
Appointed to Kings College Hospital Liver Unit as a research fellow in 1976 he went on to be a senior registrar and then Senior lecturer. He became involved in the liver transplant programme run between Addenbrookes Hospital and Kings College Hospital.
Appointed to the Liver Unit in Birmingham in 1987 he is now Consultant and Hon professor in medicine. He has worked in many aspects of liver disease and liver transplantation and has been involved with UK Transplant (UKT) for over 10 years. He is also an editor of Transplantation and on the board of several liver and transplant journals.
He qualified in Medicine at Oxford in 1972 and worked as a Senior House Officer in London and then as a registrar in Leeds.
Appointed to Kings College Hospital Liver Unit as a research fellow in 1976 he went on to be a senior registrar and then Senior lecturer. He became involved in the liver transplant programme run between Addenbrookes Hospital and Kings College Hospital.
Appointed to the Liver Unit in Birmingham in 1987 he is now Consultant and Hon professor in medicine. He has worked in many aspects of liver disease and liver transplantation and has been involved with UK Transplant (UKT) for over 10 years. He is also an editor of Transplantation and on the board of several liver and transplant journals.
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