Mrs Nadine Coull

Mrs Nadine Coull is a highly respected consultant urological surgeon based in London who specialises in female urology, urinary symptoms in men and women alongside adult circumcision, benign prostate enlargement and cystoscopy. She privately practices at New Victoria Hospital while her NHS base is Kingston Hospital and Richmond NHS Foundation Trust.

Mrs Coull graduated from University College London in 1998 and subsequently earned a Master of Surgery degree, with her research focusing on prostate cancer immunotherapy. She completed her higher specialist training in urology on the South Thames rotation of the London Deanery, developing a foundation in general urology and the management of common urological malignancies.

During her latter years of training, Mrs Coull undertook subspecialist training in female urology, where she honed her skills in practical urodynamics, and the management of urinary incontinence. She also spent a year at the Stone Unit at Guy's Hospital, specialising in the management of stone disease.

Mrs Coull's areas of expertise extend to a wide range of urological procedures. Her sub-specialties include the management of interstitial cystitis, removal of benign scrotal lumps, and performing advanced procedures such as Rezum, TURBT, TURP and surgery for incontinence.

Mrs Coull is a Deputy Medical Director at her NHS Trust and is a past president of the urology section of the Royal Society of Medicine. In addition, she is an esteemed educator, contributing to the Royal College of Surgeons of England as a faculty member for Advanced Trauma Life Support Provider and Instructor courses.

She's a member of the Royal College of Surgeons (England) and the British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS).