Mr Mike Adams

Dr Mike Adams is an esteemed consultant ophthalmologist with a specialist interest in the management of corneal, conjunctival, and external eye disease, as well as cataracts. His undergraduate medical training at Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, was followed by clinical training at Addenbrookes Hospital, where he qualified with honours in 2002.

After completing 'house jobs' at West Suffolk Hospital and concurrently working as a tutor and lecturer for undergraduate medical students at Cambridge University, Dr Mike Adams began his career in ophthalmology at the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital, one of the UK’s oldest eye hospitals. From there, he progressed to train in most of the major eye units in the south-east, including St Thomas’ Hospital in London, the Oxford Eye Hospital, and the National Neurology Institute in Queen Square, London.

At Moorfields Eye Hospital, he held an Honorary Fellowship in cornea and external eye disease before being appointed to a consultant position at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, where he now provides care for patients with cataracts, corneal, and external eye disease at Stoke Mandeville and Wycombe General Hospitals.