Mr Nick Kenefick
Mr Nick Kenefick is a Consultant General Surgeon in Torquay, Devon who specialises in colorectal treatment.
Based At
NHS base
Torbay Hospital, Torquay
GMC Number
4260514
Clinic Timetable
Thursday / Friday
Clinical interests
Mr Kenefick is a consultant colorectal surgeon based at Torbay Hospital and Mount Stuart Hospital for the last 17 years. His main clinical practice is in colorectal and emergency surgery, including bowel cancer, benign anorectal conditions and endoscopy.
Professional Memberships
Royal College of Surgeons of England General Medical Council Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland.
Academic Background
Mr Kenefick qualified with first class degrees from Cambridge University and Cambridge Clinical Medical School in 1995. He performed his surgical training in London and the Southwest and received a Hunterian Professorship in 2004 for his research and the Noble prize from Cambridge University for his thesis in pelvic floor dysfunction and the PATEY prize from The Royal College of Surgeons. He is fully trained in all aspects of colorectal and emergency general surgery and endoscopy and has been practising as a consultant for the last 17 years. His NHS practise focuses on bowel cancer and emergency surgery. His work at Mount Stuart hospital focuses mainly on benign anorectal conditions and endoscopy.
Based at
NHS base
Torbay Hospital, Torquay
GMC Number
4260514
Clinic Timetable
Thursday / Friday
Clinical interests
Mr Kenefick is a consultant colorectal surgeon based at Torbay Hospital and Mount Stuart Hospital for the last 17 years. His main clinical practice is in colorectal and emergency surgery, including bowel cancer, benign anorectal conditions and endoscopy.
Professional Memberships
Royal College of Surgeons of England General Medical Council Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland.
Academic Background
Mr Kenefick qualified with first class degrees from Cambridge University and Cambridge Clinical Medical School in 1995. He performed his surgical training in London and the Southwest and received a Hunterian Professorship in 2004 for his research and the Noble prize from Cambridge University for his thesis in pelvic floor dysfunction and the PATEY prize from The Royal College of Surgeons. He is fully trained in all aspects of colorectal and emergency general surgery and endoscopy and has been practising as a consultant for the last 17 years. His NHS practise focuses on bowel cancer and emergency surgery. His work at Mount Stuart hospital focuses mainly on benign anorectal conditions and endoscopy.