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About me
Dr James Hull completed an undergraduate degree in Exercise physiology and then graduated in Medicine from St George's Hospital Medical School in 2000.
He completed his specialist training in General and Respiratory Medicine in London and in 2010, completed his PhD in vascular physiology in chronic lung disease.
Between 2011-12 he was a National Institute for Health Research Clinical Lecturer and since October 2012 has worked as a Consultant Respiratory Physician at the Royal Brompton Hospital.
His areas of expertise include asthma, chronic debilitating cough, unexplained shortness of breath, reasons for exercise limitation and unexplained hypoxaemia (i.e. low oxygen levels).
He is the clinical lead for the unexplained breathlessness service and the cough / upper airway / vocal cord dysfunction service at the Royal Brompton Hospital.
He has also has specialist expertise in helping athletes with respiratory symptoms and is an expert appointee to American Thoracic Society guideline committee for Exercise Induced Asthma.
Areas of interest
Unexplained breathlessness; Chronic Cough; Wheeze; Asthma; Vocal cord dysfunction; Athletes with respiratory symptoms.
Medical secretaries
- Gareth Howard
- Royal Brompton Hospital Fulham Road London SW3 6HP
- 07707 657661
- g.howard@rbht.nhs.uk
- Jo Parman
- Centre for Health and Human Performance 76 Harley Street LONDON W1G 7HH
- clinicmanager@chhp.com
