Dr Philip Kelly is a highly esteemed medical specialist with a focus on endocrinology, diabetes, and general internal medicine. He is currently the Clinical and Academic co-Lead for Medicine and Integrated Care at King's Health Partners and practices at King's College Hospital. Dr Kelly graduated in medicine and surgery from The London Hospital Medical College at the University of London and completed his higher specialist training at St Bartholomew's and The Royal London Hospitals.

Dr Kelly's areas of expertise include diabetes, metabolism, and endocrinology. He has a particular interest in thyroid disease, menopause, adrenal disease, pituitary disease, androgen deficiency, osteoporosis, and mineral disturbances. He is also skilled in managing obesity, hypertension, lipid disorders, and iron deficiency anaemia. Dr Kelly is dedicated to making blood transfusions safer and optimising circulatory health.

In addition to his clinical roles, Dr Kelly has undertaken significant research in endocrinology, focusing on tumour growth mechanisms in patients with acromegaly. He is the Chairman of The London Regional Transfusion Committee and is committed to improving the management of anaemia and blood transfusion practices.

Dr Kelly enjoys literature, political history, and biography. He is an avid chess player and also enjoys tennis, golf, skiing, and road cycling. Appointed as a consultant in 1996, Dr Kelly has been a Fellow of The Royal College of Physicians and a member of The Society for Endocrinology. His extensive experience and dedication to patient care make him a leading figure in his field.