Dr Amir Shenouda
Dr Amir Shenouda is a Consultant Haematologist seeing private patients at The Vesey in Sutton Coldfield. He has been a Haematology Consultant at Russells Hall Hospital, Dudley, since 2022. His practice covers blood clots and thrombosis, anaemia, abnormal blood counts, bleeding disorders, and the testing and interpretation of blood disorders. He frequently sees patients who have had an unexpected blood test result and need it properly explained and investigated. He holds M.B.B.Ch, is a Member of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP UK), and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists in Haematology (FRCPath).
Qualifications
M.B.B.Ch, MRCP(UK), FRCPath Haematology
Areas of Expertise
What Dr Amir Shenouda sees
- Myeloid and lymphoid malignancies
- Bone marrow transplantation.
- Blood cancers,
- Anaemia,
- Clotting disorders,
- Bleeding disorders
What to expect
Your appointment starts with a conversation — your symptoms, your history, and what matters to you about sorting it out. Bring a list of any medication you take, and any recent test results or letters from other clinicians if you have them.
You will leave knowing what Amir thinks is going on, what — if anything — needs investigating, and what happens next. If you need tests, imaging or a follow-up, we will arrange it before you leave, and write to your GP if you would like us to.
Booking and referrals
Appointments are arranged by enquiry — get in touch and we will find you a slot. You do not need a GP referral for a self-pay appointment. If you are using private medical insurance, your insurer will usually ask for a referral first — see how insurance works at The Vesey. Fees for every service are on our price list, and consultant fees are set out on our consultant fees page.
Frequently asked questions
What does Dr Amir Shenouda specialise in?
Dr Amir Shenouda is a Consultant Haematologist at The Vesey in Sutton Coldfield, seeing patients for myeloid and lymphoid malignancies, bone marrow transplantation, blood cancers, and more.
Do I need a GP referral?
Not for a self-pay appointment. If you are claiming on private medical insurance, your insurer will usually require one — check with them before you book.
When does Dr Amir Shenouda run clinics?
Clinics run sunday evening. Availability is shown when you book.
Is Dr Amir Shenouda registered?
Yes — Dr Amir Shenouda is registered with the GMC (GMC 7515516). You can check any UK clinician's registration on their regulator's public register.