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Specialises in

• Breast surgery

Bupa specialist

• Breast specialist

About me

Miss Rachel Bright-Thomas obtained a first in medical sciences at Cambridge University and then did her clinical training at Oxford University. Rachel qualified in 1993 worked in several London teaching hospitals, before moving home to take up a consultant post in the West Midlands in 2006.

As part of her training Rachel did a masters degree looking at cancer gene therapy and spent her final year in training in 1 of only 9 National Oncoplastic Breast Fellowships, learning how to use plastic surgical techniques to complement and enhance the results of her breast cancer surgery. Rachel is fully trained in breast reconstruction and offers this as part of her regular NHS practice.

Rachel has previously been both MDT and clinical lead for breast services in her NHS post. All her elective work is breast surgery as outlined above.

Rachel is also very involved in surgical education, having previously been the Royal College of Surgeons College Tutor and co-ordinator for the West Midlands surgical teaching programme. She has more recently become the area training programme director for general surgical trainees in Coventry, Worcestershire and Warwickshire and is on the Education and Training committee of the Association of Breast Surgeons.

Areas of interest

Breast pain; breast lumps; nipple discharge; breast cysts; all types of breast surgery; Breast cancer surgery; Sentinel lymph node biopsy; Oncoplastic breast surgery; Fat transfer; Immediate breast reconstruction; Delayed breast reconstruction; Nipple reconstruction

Medical secretaries

• Alison Burton
• Spire South Bank Hospital 139 Bath Road WORCESTER WR5 3YB
• 07761 241219
• 07761 241219
• 01905 760786
• allie.medsec@googlemail.com

Anaesthetists worked with

• Dr Michael Clarke Fee Assured

• Dr Gareth Sellors Not Fee Assured