Ms Catherine Rennie

• 22 years of experience
• Consultant rhinology, Charing Cross Hospital (2017-present)
• Honorary research fellow and lecturer, Department of Aeronautics, Imperial College (2011-present)
• Post CCT rhinology fellow, Charing Cross Hospital and Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital, (2016-2017)
• ST 2-8 (2007-2016)
• Research fellow, Imperial College (2008-2010)

• Margaret Witt scholarship, Royal College of Surgeons (2016)
• Rhinology section travel grant, Royal Society of Medicine (2016)
• Best clinical record, Journal of Laryngology and Otology Prize (2012)
• EAACI travel grant to attend European Rhinitis and Asthma Meeting / Symposium on Experimental Rhinology and Immunology of the Nose (2010)
• Imperial College travel grant to attend the 23rd Congress of the European Rhinology Society and the 29th International Symposium of Infection and Allergy (2010)

Ms Catherine Rennie is a highly distinguished consultant ENT surgeon and consultant in rhinology based in London. She specialises in a variety of otolaryngology conditions, including nasal polyps, sinusitis, rhinitis, broken nose, and deviated septum, but also has experience in endoscopic sinus surgeries, septorhinoplasties and CSF leak repairs. Ms Rennie currently practises at Charing Cross Hospital and the healthcare centre, OneWellbeck.

After graduating from Imperial College in 2003, Ms Rennie remained in London, where she undertook her ENT specialist training in Otolaryngology on the London North Thames rotation, working with the UK’s top ENT surgeons at Charing Cross Hospital, Great Ormond Street Hospital, the Royal Free Hospital, and more. She then went on to accomplish additional training in 2016 after winning the prestigious post CCT Rhinology from the Royal College of Surgeons. During her fellowship, Ms Rennie acquired experience on advanced endoscopic sinus surgery, anterior skull base surgery and complex nasal reconstructions. Two two-week clinic oberserverships in rhinology, at Johns Hopkins and at Stanford sinus centre, gave her an international perspective.

Moved by her interest in evolving advances in rhinology, Ms Rennie took out time from her training in 2014 to complete her PhD at Imperial College. Working cross-departmental, she analysed sinonasal flow and transport: a research which led to an increased understanding of the distribution of airflow in the nasal airways and the design of precision-metered drug delivery systems.