Dr Fairoz Abdul is a highly experienced consultant in general internal medicine and clinical pharmacology, based at The Wellington Hospital. He was appointed as a consultant in 2012 and has developed a broad practice focusing on diagnostic medicine, hypertension, syncope, and complex medical presentations. He is also an expert in cardiovascular risk management, including lipid disorders and metabolic syndrome.

He works closely with a wide range of specialists to deliver collaborative, patient-centred care. With his dual accreditation, Dr Abdul has a strong interest in managing patients with multiple or unexplained symptoms, often bridging the gap between different specialties. His approach integrates evidence-based medicine with a detailed understanding of pharmacological therapies.

Dr Abdul is actively involved in medical education and clinical governance. He regularly contributes to audit and service development, ensuring high standards of patient safety and clinical quality. His practice includes assessment of cardiovascular symptoms such as chest pain, palpitations, and breathlessness, as well as investigations related to fatigue, dizziness, and fainting episodes.

He is known for his thorough diagnostic assessments, managing both acute and long-standing conditions. Dr Abdul’s clinical interests also extend to polypharmacy management, particularly in older adults with multiple comorbidities. He supports patients through careful medication reviews and structured treatment plans tailored to individual needs.