Sharan Wadhwani

Dr Sharan Wadhwani qualified from the University of Leeds Medical School in 2004 and completed Specialist Radiology Training in Manchester in 2012, with a special interest in abdominal imaging and Interventions. After a specialist Fellowship in Toronto, Canada, one of the largest living donor transplant units in North America, he returned to the UK to work in Worcestershire where he led a range of Imaging services including Liver, Pancreatic, Biliary, Gastrointestinal and Urological Imaging. 

During this period of his career, Dr Wadhwani designed and developed an Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS) service for local patients, to improve access to cancer services and enhance pathways.

Since joining the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Imaging Department in 2018, Dr Wadhwani has further specialised in Hepatobiliary (HPB) imaging and EUS and regularly contributes to the Cancer MDT. As the HPB Clinical Subspecialty Lead across the Trust, Dr Wadhwani organises the service with a group of excellent clinical colleagues. He continues to support the EUS service and Cancer MDT at Worcestershire.

Dr Wadhwani currently contributes to national Societal work within BSGAR (the British Society for Gastro-intestinal and Abdominal Radiology) and JAG (the Joint Advisory Group to the British Society for Gastroenterology) on the Quality and Training Committee. He reviews and publishes regularly for peer-reviewed Journals and regularly delivers lectures at Imaging and Clinical conferences. Dr Wadhwani currently delivers training for trainees in his role as Royal College of Radiologists College Tutor for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Imaging Department.