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Mr Andrew Pearson's undergraduate training took place at Cambridge University and St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, qualifying in 1989. He was awarded Membership of the Royal College of Physicians in 1993. His training in ophthalmology commenced that year, with a first post at the Prince Charles Eye Unit, Windsor.
Further training posts for each of the sub-divisions within ophthalmology led to the award of the Fellows of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists in 1996 and full specialist accreditation in 2001.
Mr Pearson has also undertaken two advanced higher specialist training programmes in oculoplastic surgery at both Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham and Moorfield's Eye Hospital, London, and is a founder member of the British Oculoplastic Surgeons Society.
In 2002 he was appointed NHS Consultant Ophthalmologist and hold posts at both the Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading and the Prince Charles Eye Unit, Windsor, providing a Berkshire-wide service that includes cataract surgery, eyelid surgery, oculoplastic surgery, lacrimal surgery and general ophthalmology. Mr Pearson runs a Royal College of Ophthalmologists approved fellowship training programme in advanced oculoplastic surgery and holds several clinical excellence awards. He was co-author on the key textbook for ophthalmic trainees ‘Clinical Ophthalmology - A systematic approach’ with J J Kanski, lectures nationally and internationally and is actively involved in training future oculoplastic surgeons on national training courses.
He is committed to ensuring you receive high-quality, safe and effective care, using the best techniques and recognising the different needs of each patient. Whether this involves a simple or complex surgical procedure, providing an initial diagnosis or ongoing treatment, advice or just reassurance, his aim is simple - to provide you with the best possible management of your eye problem.
The Princess Margaret Hospital, Osborne Road, Windsor, SL4 3SJ
Our private hospital offers advanced services and treatments for patients living in Maidenhead, Windsor and Ascot
Circle Reading Hospital, 100 Drake Way, Reading, RG2 0NE
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The number one benefit of private healthcare for most people is that you'll experience a shorter waiting time for treatment. We don't have long waiting lists, and in general you'll simply get treatment as and when you need it.
As a private patient, you shouldn't experience long waits between appointments. We can usually offer you an initial consultation within days of you getting in touch, and we'll book you in for the treatments you need on a date and time that suits you.
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