Professor Julian Teare
Gastroenterology
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Qualifications
MD FRCP
Special Interests
Endoscopy, Inflammatory bowel disease, Coeliac disease
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Professional Biography
Professor Teare received his undergraduate medical training at The University of London. He has been based at St Mary's Hospital for over 25 years, taking up a senior registrar position in gastroenterology and general medicine in 1993. {{ label }}
Over the last 25 years he has held many distinguished positions within St Mary’s and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, including as clinical governance lead for medicine, emergency services lead and service director for gastroenterology. He is also head of endoscopy at the Royal Marsden Hospital.
He has a vast range of teaching and assessment responsibilities. He delivers lectures and seminars to both undergraduate and postgraduate students alongside his ongoing education of doctors and allied healthcare professionals within the NHS. He particularly enjoys training junior doctors in basic and advanced endoscopy techniques. He provides academic and pastoral supervision to several PhD students.
His own research career started during his doctoral studies on the aetiology of alcoholic liver disease. He has gone on to be highly cited in the gastroenterology field, with over 150 publications to his name. His recent research interests are diverse, including use of a dudoenal-jejunal sleeve liner for the management of Type 2 diabetes with £1.6 million funding from the NIHR/MRC EME programme.
He is active in the Hamlyn Centre, developing novel endoscope platforms for use in endoscopy and minimal access surgery with two Wellcome Trust translational awards valued at over £5 million. He is also in receipt of BRC funding from a combined Imperial/Royal Marsden award to investigate the role of intestinal microflora in the development of colorectal cancer. He is supported by the Freed family Foundation, investigating the role of the microbiome in inflammatory bowel disease.
He also provides specialist advice to distinguished bodies, including NICE and the Royal College of Physicians.
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Career Highlights
Research into novel endoscopes, optical biopsy in endoscopy and the role of the microbiome in gastrointestinal diseases, including colorectal cancer.
Memberships
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
Training Positions
Professor of Gastroenterology at Imperial
Publications
I am highly cited in the gastroenterology field, with over 150 publications to my name.
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