A Brief Profile
Mr Iyer did his Higher Surgical Training in the Newcastle rotation where he obtained a certificate of completion of specialty training in ear, nose and throat surgery in 2005. He has done an Otology/Neurotology fellowship at Auckland City Hospital and Starship Children's Hospital, in New Zealand. He has gained wide experience in the management of adult and children's ear disease, in addition to the management of general ENT conditions.
Mr Iyer is Scotland's pioneering surgeon of minimally invasive endoscopic ear surgery and Associate Professor in the University of Glasgow. He is also an execuetive board member of the international working group for this procedure.. He organises various courses, including the Temporal bone dissection course at The University of Glasgow, the Glasgow Endoscopic Ear Surgery course, the emergency ENT course, and head and neck dissection course in association with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. He is a faculty member of the various courses around the world including: EES courses in Italy, Australia, India, Sri Lanka, and the USA..
He is also an examiner for the MBChB (Glasgow University) and MRCS (ENT) examination conducted by the Royal college of Surgeons. Futhermore, he is actively involved in the recruitment and training of ENT registrars. Currently, he is working as a consultant ENT surgeon with a special interest in Otology for NHS Lanarkshire, based in The University Hospital Monklands in Airdrie. Recently. Mr Iyer has recently been appointed as an Associate Professor ( Hon ) at the University of Glasgow..
Mr Iyer is Scotland's pioneering surgeon of minimally invasive endoscopic ear surgery and Associate Professor in the University of Glasgow. He is also an execuetive board member of the international working group for this procedure.. He organises various courses, including the Temporal bone dissection course at The University of Glasgow, the Glasgow Endoscopic Ear Surgery course, the emergency ENT course, and head and neck dissection course in association with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. He is a faculty member of the various courses around the world including: EES courses in Italy, Australia, India, Sri Lanka, and the USA..
He is also an examiner for the MBChB (Glasgow University) and MRCS (ENT) examination conducted by the Royal college of Surgeons. Futhermore, he is actively involved in the recruitment and training of ENT registrars. Currently, he is working as a consultant ENT surgeon with a special interest in Otology for NHS Lanarkshire, based in The University Hospital Monklands in Airdrie. Recently. Mr Iyer has recently been appointed as an Associate Professor ( Hon ) at the University of Glasgow..
