Mr Keng Jin Ng

• 39 years of experience
• Consultant Urologist, The Princess Grace Hospital (present)
• Consultant Urologist, The Portland Hospital (present)
• Consultant Urologist, 9 Harley Street (present)
• Consultant Urologist, The Clementine Churchill Hospital (present)
• Examiner for Surgical Finals, Imperial College School of Medicine (2008-2016)
• Clinical Supervisor for Urology Specialist Registrars on the Imperial College Rotation (2001-2016)

• Imperial College School of Medicine, University of London, Imperial College Teaching Excellence Award (2005)
• The Institute of Urology, University of London, London Urodynamic Club Prize (1993)
• The Institute of Urology, University of London, Clifford Morson Medal (1993)
• University of Wales College of Medicine, McLintock Prize in Clinical Cancer (1986)
• University of Wales College of Medicine, Elizabeth Pipe Prize in Paediatrics (1986)
• University of Wales College of Medicine, R.C. Jordan Prize in Physiology (1983)
• University of Wales College of Medicine, Distinction in Physiology (1983)
• University of Wales College of Medicine, G.H. Pearce Memorial Prize in Anatomy (1982)

Mr Keng Jin Ng is a leading consultant urological surgeon in London who specialises in female urology and minimally invasive surgery. He received his training at the Institute of Urology, London as a clinical research fellow where he focused his research on bladder dysfunction and urodynamics.

Mr Ng is the current chair of the specialist interest group International Urogynaecological Association on the subject of chronic pelvic pain and interstitial cystitis. He regularly holds surgical master classes for consultant colleagues and offers certificates of attendance.

Mr Ng is also a national and international trainer for Bulkamid bladder neck injection for urinary stress incontinence. He is a regular speaker at The London Bladder Forum to an audience of consultant colleagues speaking on topics such as cystitis, urinary incontinence and the treatment of bladder pain syndrome. 

He has been invited to present two lectures at the forthcoming annual conference of the International Urogynaecological Association (IUGA) from 2nd - 5th September 2020. The lectures are titled, "Urethral pain - from phenotyping to the concept of urethral colonisation/female prostatitis" and "Bulking agents in stress incontinence - a credible alternative".