68 Harley Street , null
London, ENG, United Kingdom
W1G 7HE
Facility Affiliations
Dr. Paul Jenkins' Credentials
Accepting New Patients
Yes, this doctor is accepting new patients
Biography
After qualifying with a degree in Medical Sciences at Cambridge University, Dr Jenkins undertook his clinical training at The Royal London Hospital. Shortly afterwards he joined the internationally renowned Department of Endocrinology at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, where he gained unrivalled experience in clinical endocrinology. After completing his MD research degree he was appointed as Senior Lecturer and then Reader in Endocrinology and Honorary Consultant Endocrinologist. For over 10 years he also ran the Endocrine service at Homerton University Hospital. Within the Medical School, he was Dean for Pre-Registration Doctors and an enthusiastic teacher of undergraduate students across all years. He led an active research group into the interactions between hormones and cancer and has published 80 peer-reviewed scientific papers in this field as well as writing several books and text-book chapters. In 2009, he decided to devote more time to clinical work and after 20 years in practice established The London Endocrine Centre where he is the senior consultant. Dr Jenkins has a particular interest in disorders of the thyroid, adrenal and pituitary glands, as well as diabetes. He has also developed considerable expertise in the diagnosis and management of chronic fatigue. He firmly believes in a holistic approach to his patients with his consultations allowing plenty of time to discuss all of their concerns and wishes before fully involving them in a shared approach to their optimum management.
Languages
- English
Areas of Expertise
- Male hypogonadism
- Thyroid Disease
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Don't waste your time on him, arrogant and stuck up. His team are also very disorganised, it took over a month to chase my reports. Saw him for ME/Chronic fatigue, did a whole bunch of tests and consultations. He makes it out like he's an expert in ME/CFS and very understanding, but in the end he just prescribed anti-depressants and said to get rest. I don't pay several hundreds just to be told this, I expect some sort of help with treatment or at least feeling better. I am now seeing another dr who is able to help me better.
Submitted April 16, 2021