
Mr Tushar AgarwalConsultant Colorectal Surgeon in West London
Mr Tushar Agarwal
MBBS MS MRCS FRCS
GMC: 5201914Professional statement
Mr Tushar Agarwal is currently working as a colorectal surgeon at St. Marks Hospital, London. He qualified from the University of Delhi, India, and completed his initial postgraduate training in surgery from the University of Delhi.
After moving to the United Kingdom, he completed his higher surgical training from the North West Thames Surgical Rotation. He was awarded an FRCS (Intercollegiate) in 2008, and his speciality training focused on colorectal surgery.
Mr Agarwal subsequently completed a one-year fellowship in colorectal surgery at the University College Hospital and Guys & St. Thomas’ Hospital. He also undertook a period of observership at the Colorectal Unit at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio and at the Trauma unit of Charlotte Maxeke Hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa. Mr Agarwal, who was appointed as a consultant surgeon in 2011, initially joined Chelsea & Westminster Hospital as a locum consultant and was subsequently appointed as a substantive consultant at the London North-West NHS Trust as a colorectal surgeon.
Mr Agarwal specialises in colorectal cancers and carries out cancer operations both laparoscopically and open. He is currently training in Robotic surgery. He routinely performs proctology procedures (surgery for haemorrhoids, anal fissures and anal fistulae), pilonidal sinus surgery and general surgical procedures such as hernia repairs. Mr Agarwal is a JAG-approved endoscopist and carries out diagnostic upper GI endoscopies and colonoscopies.
He is a recognised endoscopy trainer and routinely trains surgical trainees in endoscopy. He is committed to undergraduate and postgraduate surgical education and is an honorary senior lecturer at Imperial College, London. He is a training programme director for foundation year trainees.
He is a consultant trainer at the London Deanery Skills Lab and a recognised consultant trainer for higher surgical trainees in the London North-West Deanery. He is an examiner for the PLAB exam conducted by the General Medical Council for overseas doctors, and is a panel examiner for Imperial College for medical student entrance exams. Outside surgery, Mr Agarwal is an ECB-qualified cricket umpire. He regularly tutors on courses for cricket umpires in Middlesex and has recently been appointed the women’s umpires development officer for Middlesex.
After moving to the United Kingdom, he completed his higher surgical training from the North West Thames Surgical Rotation. He was awarded an FRCS (Intercollegiate) in 2008, and his speciality training focused on colorectal surgery.
Mr Agarwal subsequently completed a one-year fellowship in colorectal surgery at the University College Hospital and Guys & St. Thomas’ Hospital. He also undertook a period of observership at the Colorectal Unit at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio and at the Trauma unit of Charlotte Maxeke Hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa. Mr Agarwal, who was appointed as a consultant surgeon in 2011, initially joined Chelsea & Westminster Hospital as a locum consultant and was subsequently appointed as a substantive consultant at the London North-West NHS Trust as a colorectal surgeon.
Mr Agarwal specialises in colorectal cancers and carries out cancer operations both laparoscopically and open. He is currently training in Robotic surgery. He routinely performs proctology procedures (surgery for haemorrhoids, anal fissures and anal fistulae), pilonidal sinus surgery and general surgical procedures such as hernia repairs. Mr Agarwal is a JAG-approved endoscopist and carries out diagnostic upper GI endoscopies and colonoscopies.
He is a recognised endoscopy trainer and routinely trains surgical trainees in endoscopy. He is committed to undergraduate and postgraduate surgical education and is an honorary senior lecturer at Imperial College, London. He is a training programme director for foundation year trainees.
He is a consultant trainer at the London Deanery Skills Lab and a recognised consultant trainer for higher surgical trainees in the London North-West Deanery. He is an examiner for the PLAB exam conducted by the General Medical Council for overseas doctors, and is a panel examiner for Imperial College for medical student entrance exams. Outside surgery, Mr Agarwal is an ECB-qualified cricket umpire. He regularly tutors on courses for cricket umpires in Middlesex and has recently been appointed the women’s umpires development officer for Middlesex.
Clinics

The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group
West London, Sudbury Hill, Harrow, HA1 3RXMedical insurances accepted
Credentials
Professional experience
- 35 years of experience
- Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, The Clementine Churchill Hospital (present)
Subspecialties
- Colorectal cancers
- Proctology
Professional memberships
- Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland
- Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland
Education
- MBBS, University of Delhi (1991)
- MS, General Surgery, University of Delhi (1996)
Teaching posts
- Training Programme Director, Foundation year trainees
- Honorary Senior Lecturer, Imperial College London
Languages spoken
- English
- Urdu
Registration number: 5201914
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- Excellent Dr highly recommend
- Very positive experience. Mr Agarwal discussed the procedure with me before and after operation. No complaints whatsoever. The staff at central Middlesex hospital and facilities there were excellent too.
- Excellent care. I am very pleased with the whole process. I was in for an inguinal hernia and had issues with high blood pressure but the operation went ahead with no problems. Dr Argwhal is also a very nice man and easy to get along with.
- I could not fault the clinical care I received from Mr Agarwal