Mr Ahmed Habib is a leading Consultant Thoracic Surgeon whose NHS practice is based in Wolverhampton. He specialises in robotic chest surgery, collapsed lung surgery and hyperhidrosis, alongside pectus excavatum, lung cancer and myasthenia gravis surgery. Mr Habib, who established the first robotic thoracic centre in the West Midlands in 2019, is highly qualified.

He has been awarded an MBBCh, an MSc in General Surgery and an MD, alongside an MRCS and an FRCS. He went on to higher training as a clinical fellow in Cairo and at various NHS trusts in London, Birmingham and Hull.

Mr Habib is also renowned in clinical education for his speciality. Among his vast educational experience, he is the post graduate training and educational supervisor at New Cross Hospital, an FRCS examiner at the Royal College of Surgeons for thoracic surgery and a guest lecturer for Nottingham FRCS course. He also lectures for CESR applications (EDAI), is an educational supervisor for foundation doctors and was an undergraduate tutor at Hull York Medical School (HYMS) from 2016 to 2018.

Mr Habib is respected as a researcher, and he is currently the primary investigator for RESTORE (Pectus), RAMON and UKLVRS. His award-winning work has been presented both nationally and internationally, including a prize-winning worldwide webinar. Furthermore he has been the Boards representative for thoracic surgery for the SCTS at the New Cross Hospital since 2018.

His research has also been published in various peer reviewed journals while he is a member of various professional organisations including the Society of Cardiothoracic Surgery of Great Britain and Ireland and the Royal College of Surgeons.