
Dr Andrew Palmer
Consultant Nephrologist
MBBS FRCP
Languages spoken: English
Dr Andrew Palmer
Consultant Nephrologist
MBBS FRCP
Languages spoken: English
Patient Age Group
AdultsYear qualified
1980Specialties
Renal medicineGender
MaleClinical Interests
Transplantation, dialysis, general nephrology, acute and chronic renal failure
Biography
Dr Andrew Palmer is a Consultant Nephrologist. His Nephrological training was at Dulwich - Kings's College Hospital and St Mary's Hospital Renal Units.
He was appointed Consultant Nephrologist at St Mary''s Hospital in 1983 and moved to the Hammersmith Hospital in 2005.
He holds Honorary Consultant posts at Harefield and Central Middlesex Hospitals. The West London Renal Centre at the Hammersmith Hospital is the busiest unit in the country serving a population of 2million with one of the highest rates of renal disease / renal failure in the UK.
Dr Palmer is experienced in all aspects or renal disease including general nephrology and both acute and chronic renal failure. He also has longstanding experience of renal transplantation and his research interests have been predominantly in this field in the past.
He always believes in providing the best possible care for my patients and likes to feel that he uses his experience and skills to the best of hisability whilst providing a sympathetic understanding of the issues and implications of patient's medical problems, which is of particular significance in renal medicine.
He was appointed Consultant Nephrologist at St Mary''s Hospital in 1983 and moved to the Hammersmith Hospital in 2005.
He holds Honorary Consultant posts at Harefield and Central Middlesex Hospitals. The West London Renal Centre at the Hammersmith Hospital is the busiest unit in the country serving a population of 2million with one of the highest rates of renal disease / renal failure in the UK.
Dr Palmer is experienced in all aspects or renal disease including general nephrology and both acute and chronic renal failure. He also has longstanding experience of renal transplantation and his research interests have been predominantly in this field in the past.
He always believes in providing the best possible care for my patients and likes to feel that he uses his experience and skills to the best of hisability whilst providing a sympathetic understanding of the issues and implications of patient's medical problems, which is of particular significance in renal medicine.
NHS Base (trust)
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Professional memberships
British Renal Society, British Transplantation Society (the BTS), Royal College of Physicians

Appointments
020 7460 5700
Clinic opening times:
Monday |
pm |
Tuesday |
ad hoc |
Wednesday |
pm/eve |
Thursday |
ad hoc |
Friday |
ad hoc |
Saturday |
am/pm |