Prof Francis Chinegwundoh MBE is a highly esteemed urology specialist with extensive training in London, the West Midlands, and the USA. He has a comprehensive understanding of urology, enabling him to manage both emergency and elective urology patients effectively. His primary areas of expertise include urological oncology, erectile dysfunction, incontinence, sexual dysfunction, and prostate health.

Prof Chinegwundoh serves as the regional lead for prostate brachytherapy and is at the forefront of a significant study on prostate cancer. He is deeply involved in medical education, participating in the selection panel for medical school entry. Additionally, he holds prominent roles as the chairman of the charity Black Care and as a trustee of the National Federation of Prostate Cancer Support Groups (Tackle).

In his professional practice, Prof Chinegwundoh operates a large medico-legal practice, frequently attending court as an expert witness. He also manages an incontinence service, providing specialised care to patients with this condition. His dedication to research is evident through his regular publications in medical and surgical journals.

Prof Chinegwundoh is a recognised authority in his field, having been interviewed by major TV programmes such as Channel 4, BBC, and ITV to discuss prostate cancer, testis cancer, and bladder cancer. In 2013, he was honoured with an MBE for his exceptional contributions to urology and the NHS, marking him as one of the few urologists to receive this prestigious award.