Mr Sarb Sandhu

• 34 years of experience
• Consultant urological surgeon, The New Malden Diagnostic Centre (Present)
• Consultant urologist , The New Victoria Hospital (Present)
• Consultant urologist, Parkside Hospital (Present)
• Consultant urologist, Kingston Private Health (Present)
• Consultant urologist, BMI Syon Clinic (Present)
• Chief of Surgery and Planned Care Division, Kingston General Hospital and St George's Hospital (Present)
• Clinical director for surgery and urology, Kingston General Hospital and St George's Hospital  (Present)
• Clinical lead for Cancer Services, Kingston General Hospital and St George's Hospital  (Present)
• Consultant urologist, Kingston General Hospital and St George's Hospital (Present)

• Winner, Charity Award, Kingston Hospital (2020)
• Winner, Clinical Innovation Award, Royal Free Hospital (2008)
• Winner, Clinical Innovation Award, Royal Free Hospital (2007)
• European Urology Scholarship (2004)
• William Cook Travelling Fellowship (2003)

Mr Sarb Sandhu is a leading consultant urologist who specialises in bladder cancer, bladder problems and prostate cancer alongside vasectomy, vasovasostomy (VV) and prostate treatment. He privately practises at The New Victoria Hospital, Parkside Hospital and Kingston General Hospital Private Health, alongside the BMI Syon Clinic. His NHS base is Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. 

Mr Sandhu, who also specialises in circumcision, kidney stones and laparoscopic surgery alongside uro-oncology and laser surgery for the prostate, is currently the Chief of Surgery and Planned Care Division at Kingston General Hospital and St George's Hospital. 

Mr Sandhu completed his training at the Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, London, where he was awarded an BSc (Hons) in Biochemistry with Basic Medical Sciences and MBBS. Following this, he undertook higher surgical training in the North Thames Region and the Royal Marsden Hospital. He has gained international training experience in America, Egypt and Belgium, and has two fellowships from the Royal College of Surgeons. Furthermore, Mr Sandhu has an MD in research into prostate cancer.