Dr Annear has recently been appointed Consultant and Honorary Senior Lecturer in Acute Medicine and Nephrology at St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Qualification and Training

Dr Annear qualified from St George’s Hospital Medical School, University of London in 2003. He commenced training in Nephrology and General as an Academic Clinical Fellow at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust in 2006. He was appointed as an NIHR Clinical Lecturer and Honorary Specialist Registrar in Nephrology and General Medicine in 2014. He has a special interest in Acute Kidney Injury. He has been teaching MRCP candidates for over 8 years.

Research

Dr Annear was awarded his PhD from UCL in 2013 in ‘the role of glycosylation in regulating hypoxia signalling’. His research was funded by the Wellcome Trust. Whilst a Clinical Lecturer at King’s College London, he has developed his research interests to understand the role of glycosylation in regulating the immune response in transplantation.

Teaching

Dr Annear has extensive experience in teaching at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. He has previously completed the Imperial College ‘Teaching for Teachers’ course, and is currently undertaking the Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Education at King’s College London.

Teaching for MRCP Examinations, within Ealing Paces and in general

Dr Annear has been helping to prepare candidates for the MRCP(UK) PACES examinations for over 8 years, and has consistently obtained excellent feedback on his teaching since he has been teaching at Ealing PACES.