Paul Chatrath

• 30 years of experience
• Consultant ENT Surgeon, Spire Hartswood Hospital (present)
• Consultant ENT Surgeon, Essex Nuffield Hospital (present)
• Consultant ENT Surgeon, Spire Roding Hospital (present)
• Consultant ENT Surgeon / Rhinologist at the Charing Cross Hospital (2016 - present)
• Consultant ENT Surgeon, The Holly Hospital (present)
• Consultant ENT Surgeon / Rhinologist at Queen's University Hospital NHS Trust, Essex (2008 - 2016)
• Locum Consultant, Royal Free Hospital London (2006 - 2008)
• Clinical Audit Lead for ENT, Queen's Hospital, London

• First Prize, Annual Audit Presentation, Queen's Hospital (2009)
• Stell Prize for best presentation, ORS Otolaryngology Research Society (2003)
• Xomed-Treace Prize for best dissertation, ORS Otolaryngology Research Society (2003)
• First Prize, Resident's Research Category for best dissertation, AAOHNS American Association of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (2005)
• Hartopp-Dixon Prize for best presentation, RNTNE, London (2005)
• First Prize for best presentation, European Laryngology Society (2006)
• First Prize for best poster, BRS British Rhinology Society (2007)
• Proxime Accessit to the University of London Gold Medal, Final MBBS (1995)
• Final MBBS: Three Distinctions, One Merit (1995)

Prof Paul Chatrath is a skilled and distinguished London ear, nose and throat surgeon, specialising in rhinology and facial plastic surgery. With over 20 years of experience, he provides a wide range of ENT, head and neck and plastic surgery procedures to both adults and children from his private practices in London, Brentwood and Buckhurst. 

Prof Paul Chatrath completed his premedical degree at the University of Cambridge in 1992 and subsequent clinical training, continuing on to obtain his MBBS degree from the London Hospital Medical College, with distinctions in 3 subjects and was granted Proxime Accessit to the University of London Gold Medal. He finalised his higher surgical training in ENT surgery in London and was granted a Certificate of Completion of Training in ENT Surgery, upon passing the final FRCS examination. Thanks to his research into the role of surface brushings of the larynx in discriminating between cancerous areas and benign (non-cancerous) lesions, Prof Chatrath was awarded an MD high research degree with the University of London. He also completed further training in specialist units in Chicago and Amsterdam after earning the Lionel College & New York Travelling Fellowships by the Royal College of Surgeons, and travel grants by the Royal Society of Medicine and the Journal of Laryngology & Otology.