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He qualified in medicine with honours from King’s College, University of London and underwent specialist ophthalmology training in London, Birmingham and Manchester.
He joined the ophthalmology dept at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust (BHT) as a consultant in 2013 and works at Stoke Mandeville and Amersham Hospitals.
He established the specialist wet Age-related Macular Degeneration clinic in Amersham Hospital which has since won a number of accolades.
He is the joint lead for the macular, retinal and Vitreoretinal service at BHT
Mr Bindra has been the ophthalmology research lead for the department at BHT since 2014 and has also been the Associate Medical Director for Research and Innovation for the Trust since 2018.
Mr Bindra is also passionate about training and has shared his expertise nationally and internationally.
He has mentored ophthalmologists in the UK and overseas and has also trained specialist retinal and vitreo-retinal surgeons as part of the fellowship program at BHT.
Mr Bindra has also regularly been commissioned to provide medicolegal expertise and is an external clinical advisor to the Parliamentary Health Services Ombudsman
Mr Bindra is regularly praised for his personal and informal bedside manner and has been praised for his caring approach and ability to ensure patients understand often complex issues.
Mr Bindra sees patients who have symptoms such as blurry or reduced vision, distortion, floaters, glare or difficulty with reading or driving vision amongst others.
The conditions he specialises in include:
Mr Bindra also performs retinal laser procedures and injections as well as surgery.
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Our private hospital offers treatments and services for those who live in Great Missenden and further afieldThe Shelburne Hospital, Queen Alexandra Road, High Wycombe, HP11 2TR
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