Dr. Carl Reynolds is esteemed within the medical community as a physician specialising in respiratory and general medicine. Presently stationed at Charing Cross Hospital, he also assumes the esteemed position of honorary senior clinical lecturer at Imperial College London.

Dr. Reynolds acquired his medical qualification from the University College London School of Medicine in 2008. His professional trajectory led him to secure a placement in the renowned North West London specialist respiratory training program in 2012. Motivated by his fervour for advancing his field, he pursued and completed his PhD in pulmonary fibrosis in 2019. This research endeavour was conducted at the Royal Brompton Hospital and the National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College London.

In the realm of respiratory medicine, Dr. Reynolds possesses a wealth of expertise, with a particular emphasis on lung cancer. His specialisation extends to encompass a spectrum of respiratory ailments, spanning asthma, interstitial lung disease, occupational lung disease, and pleural disease. He delivers comprehensive care for a wide array of general respiratory concerns, actively engaging in clinical environments such as general respiratory clinics and ward patient care. Furthermore, he fulfils an active role within the general medical on-call rotation.

Dr. Reynolds is fervently dedicated to research endeavours aimed at uncovering the fundamental causes of respiratory illnesses. His role as a Consultant in Respiratory and Acute Medicine, coupled with his research focus, underscores his steadfast dedication to advancing medical knowledge and enhancing patient care within the Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.