Mr David Mitchell is a Consultant Colorectal and General Surgeon in Cambridgeshire
Mr Mitchell specialises in all aspects of colorectal surgery and also treats patients with general surgery conditions such as hernias and ‘lumps and bumps'.
FRCS – Royal College of surgeon of Edinburgh 2012
MBChB - University of Edinburgh 1999
GMC Specialist Register – number 4612410
Association of Coloproctology of GB&I
British Medical Association
Mr Mitchell was appointed as a Consultant Colorectal Surgeon at Hinchingbrooke Hospital in August 2012 where he currently practices. On average he performs 30 major elective bowel resections per year and is both the colorectal and general surgery lead clinician.
Mr David Mitchell is originally from Aberdeen and trained at the University of Edinburgh where he also completed his early years of practice. He has been fortunate to train in centres of excellence throughout the UK including Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, Addenbrookes hospital in Cambridge and his registrar training at John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford. His Fellowship was at the internationally regarded Peritoneal Malignancy Unit in Basingstoke.
His training has allowed him to hold the position of Affiliated Assistant Professor at the University of Cambridge and Surgical Tutor at the University of Oxford where he also was awarded a higher education teaching Diploma. The teaching and training of future generations of doctors and surgeons is of great importance to him.
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Mr Mitchell specialises in all aspects of colorectal surgery and also treats patients with general surgery conditions such as hernias and ‘lumps and bumps'.
FRCS – Royal College of surgeon of Edinburgh 2012
MBChB - University of Edinburgh 1999
GMC Specialist Register – number 4612410
Association of Coloproctology of GB&I
British Medical Association
Mr Mitchell was appointed as a Consultant Colorectal Surgeon at Hinchingbrooke Hospital in August 2012 where he currently practices. On average he performs 30 major elective bowel resections per year and is both the colorectal and general surgery lead clinician.
Mr David Mitchell is originally from Aberdeen and trained at the University of Edinburgh where he also completed his early years of practice. He has been fortunate to train in centres of excellence throughout the UK including Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, Addenbrookes hospital in Cambridge and his registrar training at John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford. His Fellowship was at the internationally regarded Peritoneal Malignancy Unit in Basingstoke.
His training has allowed him to hold the position of Affiliated Assistant Professor at the University of Cambridge and Surgical Tutor at the University of Oxford where he also was awarded a higher education teaching Diploma. The teaching and training of future generations of doctors and surgeons is of great importance to him.
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