Dr Deepak Joshi is a leading consultanthepatologist practising at private clinics in London. Dr Joshi specialises in liver disease, liver transplant, pancreatic diseases, bile duct diseases, and cirrhosis amongst others. At present, Dr Joshi is practising at the Guthrie Clinic, a part of King’s College Hospital, the Institute of Liver Studies, and the London Liver Centre.
After qualifying in medicine from King’s College in 2001, he went on to train in hepatology at the Institute of Liver Studies for five years, where he carried out a PhD researching into predictors of fibrosis in patients following a liver transplant. He further honed his skills in adult and paediatric endoscopy and ERCP whilst training at the reputable University College London Hospitals.
An active researcher in the hepatology field, he has published extensively in peer-reviewed papers, contributed to book chapters, and co-authored “Hepatology at a Glance”. His main clinical interests include biliary disease, as well as treatment and management of all kinds of conditions to do with the liver or pancreas.
Dr Joshi educates future hepatologists as a clinical lecturer at King’s College London outside of his practising and research hours. In addition, he sits on the expert panel of the PSC Support, a leading charity for primary sclerosing cholangitis. Additionally, he is a Liver Committee member for the British Society of Gastroenterology, which he has been a participant of since 2016.