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The University Hospitals of Leicester	Consultant ophthalmologist Lid, lacrimal and orbit surgeon Honorary senior lecturer
Also consulting at	The Spire hospital, Leicester The Nuffield hospital, Leicester The Stoneygate clinic, Leicester
Honorary consultant appointments held at	The Queen’s Medical, Nottingham, U.K The Milton Keynes General, U.K The Rajan Eye Care Hospital, Chennai, India
Medical education	Madras Medical College, The University of Madras, India
Postgraduate training	The Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, Manchester The Kings College Hospital, London The Moorfields Eye Hospital, London
Fellowships in lid, lacrimal and orbit	The Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, Manchester The Moorfields Eye Hospital, London
Certification	The Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh The Royal College of Ophthalmologists, London Certificate in Teaching, The University of London Specialist Register, The General Medical Council Sub-specialist Fellowships in Lid, Lacrimal and Orbit
Honours and awards	Graduation with distinctions in many subjects including pathology, microbiology, surgery 1980-86. Won award in ophthalmology as a postgraduate 1988. Won award for teaching and training at the Manchester Royal Eye Hospital 1993. Presentation Award, The British Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery Society Meeting, Birmingham 2001. Leicester Research Prize 2000 and 2001 Presentation Award, The Midlands Ophthalmic Society 2004. Presentation Award, The Oculoplastic Society of India 2004 Merit Award, The University Hospitals of Leicester 2005 and 2007
Membership of associations	The Royal College of Ophthalmologists The British Oculoplastic Surgery Society The British Medical Association The European Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery The American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery Life member, The All India Ophthalmic Society
Teaching	The Royal College of Ophthalmologists recognised trainer in cataract, eyelid, lacrimal and orbit surgery to ophthalmology residents-in-training and subspecialty fellows at the University Hospitals of Leicester, U.K. and trainees at a teaching hospital, Chennai, India. Internationally recognised trainer having been regularly involved in training ophthalmologists from various countries. Ophthalmologists from various countries like America, Singapore, Russia, Poland, Germany, India have visited to learn new techniques. So far at least 20 of the doctors trained directly under him have become consultants in the UK and abroad Also involved in teaching undergraduate students at Leicester Medical University, Optometrists, Orthoptists.