Dr Amit Gera
Gastroenterology
GMC: 4734282
Dr Amit Gera is a leading gastroenterologist in London who specialises in liver disease, irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, acid reflux and colonoscopy.
Dr Gera qualified with distinction from Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ School of medicine in 2000. Between 2003 until 2011, he undertook his specialist training in gastroenterology in London and South East Thames. Dr Gera undertook a research fellowship at the Liver Unit in King’s College Hospital and gained advanced training in liver disease, viral hepatitis, transplantation and critical care. He has accreditation in gastroenterology, hepatology and general medicine.
Dr Gera has been the Training Programme Director for the prestigious South Thames Gastroenterology training scheme and has run the regional gastroenterology teaching programme. He is the Lead Clinician for Upper GI Cancer and runs the viral hepatitis service for Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust.
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The liver is a vital organ, often overlooked until something goes wrong. Liver disease covers a range of conditions that affect this essential organ, impacting millions globally. In his latest online article, Dr Amit Gera delves into the complexities of liver disease, discussing its causes, prevention, and treatment.
To learn more about colonoscopy procedures and what they entail, we invited highly respected consultant gastroenterologist Dr Amit Gera to share his expertise on what to expect, as well as the associated risks and recovery period.
A.R.
03/01/2024
C.W.
13/12/2023
Dr Gera was great, extremely knowledgeable and professional. I especially enjoyed his clear and non-patronizing demeaner whilst explaining medical procedures, terms, and concepts.
P.R.
02/12/2023
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