International medical consultations center located in the heart of Lisbon
« I am not the kind of doctor who tells patients what to do. I do my best to listen and evaluate the problem and then we make a decision about the treatment together. »
Dr Elliot is our friendly British and Australian Doctor.
He graduated from King’s College London and has significant training and experience
in Dermatology, Skin Cancer, Minor Surgery, Paediatrics, and Mental Health.
He trained and did research for 5 years in Dermatology and Skin Cancer at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital / University of Sydney, and in Sexual Health at Sydney Hospital, as well as completing a Postgraduate Diploma in Dermatology and Certificates in Skin Cancer Surgery and Dermoscopy.
Elliot also trained for 2 years in Paediatrics at the Mater Children’s Hospital in Brisbane and completed a Diploma in Child Health from the University of Sydney, as well as Mental Health training at the Institute of Psychiatry in Sydney.
Elliot enjoys seeing expats and visitors to Lisbon and understands the challenges of being in a different country. He looks forward to meeting you!
Skin cancer and minor surgery
Dermatology
Paediatrics
Mental health
Sexual health
MPH: Master of Public Health, UNSW, Sydney, Australia
MICGP: Membership of the Irish College of General Practitioners
FRACGP: Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, RACGP, Australia
Certificate in Sexual and Reproductive Health, Family Planning Alliance, Australia
PGDipClinDerm: Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Dermatology, Queen Mary University of London, UK
Certificate in Primary Care Skin Cancer Surgery, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
Certificate in Advanced Dermoscopy and Skin Imaging, University of Queensland, Australia
DCH: Diploma in Child Health, University of Sydney, Australia
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, King’s College London, UK
Spoken languages : English, French
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