Rajan Veeratterapillay Consultant Urological Surgeon Newcastle
- 0191 2231033
- Queen Victoria Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4LP
David Thomas Consultant Urological Surgeon Newcastle brings decades of surgical experience and a commitment to excellence in patient care. He qualified in 1985 at the Middlesex Hospital Medical School in London. Afterward, he pursued advanced surgical training in Bristol, Portsmouth, and Newcastle upon Tyne. His journey led to a Consultant Urologist position at the Freeman Hospital in 1997.
David Thomas Consultant Urological Surgeon Newcastle leads a highly specialised regional service for complex kidney and testicular cancer cases. He manages advanced procedures including Retroperitoneal Lymph Node Dissection (RPLND), partial nephrectomy, and laparoscopic nephrectomy. These services offer patients a full spectrum of care, from diagnosis to advanced treatment.
In addition to cancer care, Mr Thomas performs intricate stone surgeries. He treats both adults and children suffering from stone disease. His approach ensures timely intervention and the highest level of surgical precision. Working closely with his team, he also supports general urology needs, ensuring patients with acute conditions receive immediate attention.
Mr Thomas plays a leading role in training the next generation of surgeons. He currently serves as the Urology Training Programme Director for the Northern Deanery and actively contributes to national education as a member of the SAC. He mentors young professionals while continuing to innovate within his field.
Throughout his career, David Thomas Consultant Urological Surgeon Newcastle has held several key positions. He served as Clinical Director and chaired the multidisciplinary testicular cancer team. Moreover, he contributed to national frameworks, including the National Cancer Service Peer Review. Presently, he is the principal investigator for two national research studies, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to medical advancement.
Mr Thomas remains deeply committed to improving patient outcomes across all aspects of urology. Through clinical practice, leadership, and research, he continues to shape the future of urological care in the North East and beyond.
