Dr Naomi Fersht is a consultant clinical oncologist at University College Hospital and the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery. She specialises exclusively in the management of primary and secondary brain and spinal tumours. This involves the use of both conventional and innovative radiotherapy techniques and chemotherapy.

Dr Fersht has special interests in brain oligometastases, meningiomas, pituitary tumours, and the management of teenagers and young adults with brain tumours. She is also highly skilled in advanced radiotherapy techniques, including radiosurgery.

Dr Fersht qualified from the University of Cambridge and completed her specialist training at the Royal Marsden and University College Hospitals. Her doctoral thesis, supervised by Nobel Laureate Sir Paul Nurse, focused on cell cycle checkpoints.

Dr Fersht treats a range of conditions, including brain oligometastases, meningiomas, and pituitary tumours. She is particularly dedicated to the care of teenagers and young adults with brain tumours, aged 16-24. Her expertise in advanced radiotherapy techniques, such as radiosurgery, ensures that her patients receive cutting-edge treatment options.

Dr Naomi Fersht has been a vital part of the medical community since her appointment, bringing her extensive knowledge and compassionate care to her patients.