Miss Tamara Gall

Miss Gall is an internationally recognised Consultant HPB and General Surgeon with expertise in liver, pancreas, gallbladder, and hernia surgery, as well as advanced minimally invasive and robotic techniques. She is widely published with over 70 peer-reviewed articles, has delivered more than 50 international presentations and has sat on multiple boards, including the scientific committee of the IHBPA, reflecting her commitment to advancing surgical science and patient care.

Miss Gall graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 2007 with a distinction in Medicine and Surgery and a first class honours degree in Physiology. She completed her Specialist Surgical Training at Imperial College NHS Trust, The Royal London Hospital, and The Royal Marsden Hospital. She was awarded her Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 2019. Miss Gall was the first UK surgeon formally trained in robotic HPB surgery and furthered her skills in cutting-edge robotic procedures, undertaking advanced fellowships in the UK, USA and Australia. She held a consultant role in Dublin, where she performed the first synchronous robotic liver and colon resection in Ireland.

Outside of surgery, Miss Gall is a published fiction author and active in sports, formerly at an international level. She brings energy, expertise, and compassion to all aspects of her practice, ensuring the highest standards of care for her patients.