Dr Alasdair Sinclair
Inflammatory bowel disease clinical trials fellow, Queen Mary University of London
Dr Alasdair Sinclair is listed as Inflammatory bowel disease clinical trials fellow, Queen Mary University of London. Alasdair is scheduled to speak at Med+ 2026 on 24 November 2026.
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About
Dr Alasdair Sinclair is a gastroenterology registrar on the North Central London training programme. He is currently taking a year out of programme as a clinical research fellow with the Inflammatory Bowel Disease clinical trials unit at Queen Mary University of London, based at the Royal London Hospital. He graduated from UCL in 2015 and worked in Melbourne and Nairobi, gaining experience in both high- and low-resource settings. He then returned to London to complete internal medicine training at UCLH, where he has also spent most of his specialty training, including time with its world-leading neuro-gastroenterology team. His clinical interests include inflammatory bowel disease, endoscopy, nutrition support and intestinal failure. In his current role he contributes to the delivery of IBD clinical trials, and he plans to build on this by pursuing a higher research degree in the field.
Upcoming
Med+ 2026 23 November 2026 – 24 November 2026
- Gut decisions: managing common abdominal presentations Speaker · 24 November 2026
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Alasdair at events on B2DB.
- Dr Coral Hollywood Consultant hepatologist · Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 1 shared session
- Dr Muhammad Awais CCT gastroenterology and GIM advanced endoscopy fellow · University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust 1 shared session
- Dr Simeng Lin Post-CCT gastroenterologist · Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 1 shared session
- Dr Sophie James Consultant gastroenterologist · Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 1 shared session
- Professor David Sanders FRCP Professor of gastroenterology · Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 1 shared session