Dr Gurpreet Jutley

Dr Gurpreet Singh Jutley is a Consultant in Clinical Pharmacology and Internal Medicine, specialising in clinical toxicology and the assessment and management of poisoning and complex medical conditions. He has extensive experience in the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic illness, combining specialist expertise in toxicology with a broad grounding in general internal medicine.

Dr Jutley has particular expertise in the assessment and management of poisoning, including medication overdose, adverse drug reactions, drug interactions and exposure to potentially harmful substances such as heavy metals. His clinical interests encompass a wide range of toxicological conditions, alongside complex presentations involving multiple medical conditions. He aims to provide clear explanations, careful assessment and an individualised treatment plan, helping patients understand their condition and make informed decisions about their care.

Alongside his consultant role at Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust, Dr Jutley works with the National Poisons Information Service (NPIS), providing specialist toxicological advice on the management of poisoning. This national role gives him experience of a broad range of uncommon, challenging and potentially life-threatening toxicological presentations.

Dr Jutley is also a Senior Lecturer at Queen Mary University of London, where he contributes to postgraduate medical education, including the Masters programme in Emergency and Resuscitation Medicine. He is an MRCP examination question writer and has authored and contributed to multiple peer-reviewed medical publications. His academic work and research experience underpin his commitment to evidence-based medicine and keeping abreast of advances in clinical practice.

Whether seeking specialist advice following a suspected poisoning, assessment of a possible medication-related problem, investigation of heavy-metal exposure, or a comprehensive review of a acute or chronic medical conditions, Dr Jutley offers a thorough, evidence-based, holistic and patient-centred approach to diagnosis and treatment.