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Dr Jeremy McNally
Rheumatology
MBBS
FRCP
BSc (Hons)
MBSR
IFACR
In practice since
1989
Male
Speaks:
English,
Spanish
Price list:
Dr Jeremy McNally is an expert Consultant Rheumatologist at the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust in Reading. He is available for private consultations at The Berkshire Independent Hospital and Circle Reading Hospital in Reading. He qualified from Charing Cross Hospital, Imperial School of Medicine (CXWMS) in 1989 and trained in West London on the North West Thames rheumatology rotation where he spent time at Northwick Park, Charing Cross, St Mary's, and the Hammersmith Hospital. He has a...
Dr Jeremy McNally is an expert Consultant Rheumatologist at the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust in Reading.
He is available for private consultations at The Berkshire Independent Hospital and Circle Reading Hospital in Reading.
He qualified from Charing Cross Hospital, Imperial School of Medicine (CXWMS) in 1989 and trained in West London on the North West Thames rheumatology rotation where he spent time at Northwick Park, Charing Cross, St Mary's, and the Hammersmith Hospital.
He has a special interest in inflammatory rheumatic diseases, biologic therapies and osteoporosis treatment, developed during a 3 year Rheumatology Fellowship at The Hospital for Special Surgery at Cornell University in New York, USA. He was asked to return to New York as visiting Professor to The Hospital for Special Surgery and Cornell University in 2005.
Jeremy has been principal investigator in clinical trials of new treatments (biologics) for rheumatic diseases. He has presented research findings at national and international conferences. He has authored many scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals and written review articles and book chapters. In 2010 he appeared on the BBC TV evening News to discuss recent advances in arthritis treatment.
He is Clinical lead for Osteoporosis and Biologic Therapies for West Berkshire.
He is available for private consultations at The Berkshire Independent Hospital and Circle Reading Hospital in Reading.
He qualified from Charing Cross Hospital, Imperial School of Medicine (CXWMS) in 1989 and trained in West London on the North West Thames rheumatology rotation where he spent time at Northwick Park, Charing Cross, St Mary's, and the Hammersmith Hospital.
He has a special interest in inflammatory rheumatic diseases, biologic therapies and osteoporosis treatment, developed during a 3 year Rheumatology Fellowship at The Hospital for Special Surgery at Cornell University in New York, USA. He was asked to return to New York as visiting Professor to The Hospital for Special Surgery and Cornell University in 2005.
Jeremy has been principal investigator in clinical trials of new treatments (biologics) for rheumatic diseases. He has presented research findings at national and international conferences. He has authored many scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals and written review articles and book chapters. In 2010 he appeared on the BBC TV evening News to discuss recent advances in arthritis treatment.
He is Clinical lead for Osteoporosis and Biologic Therapies for West Berkshire.
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SPECIALTIES AND SUB-SPECIALTIES
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Rheumatology
SPOKEN LANGUAGES
- English
- Spanish
QUALIFICATIONS AND FELLOWSHIPS
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MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
Imperial School of Medicine (CXWMS) - 1989 -
FRCP Fellow Royal College of Physicians
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BSc (Hons) Bachelor of Science with Honours
University College London - 1986 -
MBSR Member British Society of Rheumatology
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IFACR International Fellow of The American College of Rheumatology
SPECIAL INTERESTS
Dr Jeremy McNally specialises in:
- Inflammatory arthritis (RA, CTD, Gout)
- Osteoporosis
- Inflammatory arthritis
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Osteoporosis
- Lupus
- Psoriasis with arthritis
- Ankylosing spondylitis
- Gout
- Pseudogout
- Polymyalgia rheumatica
- Vasculitis
- Joint injections
- Tendon injections
- Fibromyalgia
- Osteoarthritis
- Metabolic Bone Disease
BIOGRAPHY
Dr Jeremy McNally is an expert Consultant Rheumatologist at the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust in Reading.
He is available for private consultations at The Berkshire Independent Hospital and Circle Reading Hospital in Reading.
He qualified from Charing Cross Hospital, Imperial School of Medicine (CXWMS) in 1989 and trained in West London on the North West Thames rheumatology rotation where he spent time at Northwick Park, Charing Cross, St Mary's, and the Hammersmith Hospital.
He has a special interest in inflammatory rheumatic diseases, biologic therapies and osteoporosis treatment, developed during a 3 year Rheumatology Fellowship at The Hospital for Special Surgery at Cornell University in New York, USA. He was asked to return to New York as visiting Professor to The Hospital for Special Surgery and Cornell University in 2005.
Jeremy has been principal investigator in clinical trials of new treatments (biologics) for rheumatic diseases. He has presented research findings at national and international conferences. He has authored many scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals and written review articles and book chapters. In 2010 he appeared on the BBC TV evening News to discuss recent advances in arthritis treatment.
He is Clinical lead for Osteoporosis and Biologic Therapies for West Berkshire.
He is available for private consultations at The Berkshire Independent Hospital and Circle Reading Hospital in Reading.
He qualified from Charing Cross Hospital, Imperial School of Medicine (CXWMS) in 1989 and trained in West London on the North West Thames rheumatology rotation where he spent time at Northwick Park, Charing Cross, St Mary's, and the Hammersmith Hospital.
He has a special interest in inflammatory rheumatic diseases, biologic therapies and osteoporosis treatment, developed during a 3 year Rheumatology Fellowship at The Hospital for Special Surgery at Cornell University in New York, USA. He was asked to return to New York as visiting Professor to The Hospital for Special Surgery and Cornell University in 2005.
Jeremy has been principal investigator in clinical trials of new treatments (biologics) for rheumatic diseases. He has presented research findings at national and international conferences. He has authored many scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals and written review articles and book chapters. In 2010 he appeared on the BBC TV evening News to discuss recent advances in arthritis treatment.
He is Clinical lead for Osteoporosis and Biologic Therapies for West Berkshire.