Mr Mohamed Saleem Noormohamed

Mr Mohamed Saleem Noormohamed MBBS, MRCS, FRCS (Gen Surg), MSc, PGA

Consultant Upper GI, Bariatric, and Robotic Surgeon | NHS Clinical Leader | Academic Researcher | Surgical Educator

Mr M. S. Noormohamed is a Consultant Upper GI, Bariatric, and Robotic Surgeon at Worcestershire Royal Hospital, with an extensive career across upper gastrointestinal, bariatric, and emergency general surgery. His training spans multiple UK centres of excellence, culminating in advanced bariatric and robotic fellowships including the Gore Bariatric Fellowship (2023) and Johnson & Johnson Bariatric Trainee Pathway (2024).

He holds FRCS (2022), MRCS, a Master’s in Healthcare Administration, and a Postgraduate Award in Healthcare Skills from Warwick Medical School. His clinical portfolio reflects broad procedural expertise in benign upper GI, bariatric surgery, diagnostic endoscopy, and basic robotic techniques.

Mr Noormohamed has held substantive roles in service development and governance, including Bariatric and Robotic UGI Program Lead and Governance Lead for General Surgery at Worcestershire. He has designed bariatric pathways, introduced mobile theatre units, and coordinated rotas across training grades.

As an NIHR i4i-funded researcher, he is completing a part-time MD on the use of Raman spectroscopy for in vivo endoscopic diagnostics. His earlier funded research included extracorporeal membrane oxygenation in organ preservation. He has published over 30 papers and book chapters, including in The British Journal of Surgery, Surgical Practice, and BJS Open.

Mr Noormohamed has contributed to numerous national audits (e.g. RIFT, HART, ARROW, PANC, NASBO), many as local lead or regional collaborator, and is currently a regional representative for the Sunflower Study, the UK’s largest NIHR HTA-funded gallstone RCT.

A dedicated educator, he is faculty for CST and HST simulation teaching in the West Midlands, a CCrISP and ATLS instructor, and has organised laparoscopic workshops supported by Ethicon. He has also served as Honorary Clinical Tutor at the University of Bristol and for the Severn School of Surgery.

Mr Noormohamed combines a track record in clinical excellence, health innovation, and multidisciplinary education, with the energy and team spirit essential for modern surgical leadership.