Guri Sandhu

• 35 years of experience
• Consultant ENT Surgeon, Harley ENT Practice, London (present)
• Consultant ENT Surgeon, Charing Cross Hospital, London (present)
• Consultant ENT Surgeon, The Royal Brompton Hospital, London (present)
• Consultant Paediatric ENT Surgeon, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London
• Consultant ENT Surgeon, University College Hospital, London

• Isshiki Award – Oct 2016, awarded by the British Laryngological Association for outstanding contribution to laryngology
• British Journal of Surgery prize for the best paper presented at the 2015 British Association of Endocrine and Thyroid Surgeon's annual meeting (co-author). 'Is it possible to use acoustic analysis of a patient’s voice, measured on a mobile device, to accurately exclude vocal cord paralysis after thyroid surgery?'
• BMA Medical Book awards – commendation for the book ‘Practical Laryngology’
• Corresponding Fellow to the American Laryngological Association – May 2012 (the only practising British laryngologist to receive this award)
• European Respiratory Medicine Meeting, Sept 2007, 1st prize for research presentation

Professor Gurpreet (Guri) Sandhu is a world leading surgeon, academic and pioneer in otolaryngology/ENT. He treats the full range of ear, nose, and throat conditions in both adults and children. He has a special interest in voice, airway and swallowing problems, as well as minimally invasive techniques for the management of head and neck tumours.

He has a large private practice across London, managing the problems experienced by professional voice users from stage, music, and media, and is ENT surgeon to the Royal Society of Musicians, and has made outstanding contributions to the field of laryngology. 

Professor Sandhu is Professor of Practice in Laryngology and the lead for the Airway Reconstruction Unit at Imperial College London. This is one of the largest multidisciplinary adult airway services in Europe, achieving National Centre for Airway Reconstruction status. 
He has pioneered minimally invasive approaches to airway diseases that have reduced morbidity and hospital stays for patients.