​Jonathan Hobson MA BM BCh FRCS

​Jonathan is a consultant ear nose and throat surgeon working at Manchester University Foundation Trust. He is registered with the GMC (4642961) and is on the specialist register for Otolaryngology. He passed the Fellowship examination of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 2008.

Jonathan is happy to see all patients with general ENT problems and is particularly interested in snoring and sleep apnoea surgery, nasal problems, thyroid lumps and cancers as well as children's ENT problems such as recurrent sore throats and deafness

Jonathan believes in conservative management ahead of surgery and in formulating a unique treatment plan for every patient based on both their disease and individual wishes and circumstances

Feel free to have a look around the website and don't hesitate to get in touch if you need further information. Jonathan routinely works with common healthcare insurance providers.

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Qualifications

1996 BA (Hons) Medical Sciences Tripos - Class I 
1999 BM BCh  
1999 MA (Cantab) 
2003 MRCS (Eng) 
2004 DOHNS
2008 FRCS (ORL-HNS)
2011 PGCertMedEd (Dundee)

Research

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Jonathan is a UK trained ear nose and throat surgeon who graduated from the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford. As a medical student, Jonathan spent time at the Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai and the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto where he developed an interest in head and neck surgery.

Jonathan commenced his surgical training in London working at the Royal Free Hospital, St. Mary’s, Great Ormond Street and the Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital. He then moved to Manchester where he was an ENT registrar from 2004 - 2011. 

In 2010 Jonathan spent a year working at the Flinders Medical Centre in Adelaide, Australia on a prestigious international fellowship with Professor Simon Carney and Dr Sam Robinson. He was able to devote time to advanced rhinology training and developed his expertise in the surgical treatment of snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea.

Jonathan was a consultant at Warrington and Halton Hospitals Foundation Trust from 2011 - 2013. During his short time there he became heavily involved in teaching and clinical governance - he was appointed to the position of governance lead for the division of surgery and anaesthesia. This post allowed Jonathan to spread his philosophy of high quality, safe healthcare throughout the trust. 

Jonathan has been recognised and accredited specialist status by the specialist advisory committee in Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery and the General Medical Council - his certificate of completion of training (CCT) was awarded in October 2011.

Jonathan treats a wide range of ENT conditions and believes in conservative management ahead of surgery and in formulating a unique treatment plan for every patient based on both the disease itself and individual wishes & circumstances.

Jonathan’s research interests include evaluation of outcomes of treatment for obstructive sleep apnoea and surgical simulation for training. He is currently developing a virtual reality endoscopic sinus surgery simulator with the engineering department at Flinders University. He has published widely with over 40 publications to his name including a Cochrane systematic review on masking devices for tinnitus and publications in the Lancet and British Medical Journal. 

Jonathan is passionate about teaching and is heavily involved with the undergraduate medical student programme at the University of Liverpool. Jonathan also participates in regular audit of his and his department’s work and regularly evaluates the outcome of any surgery performed on his patients. Every facet of his clinical work is underpinned by the desire to provide high quality, safe healthcare and he hugely appreciates the feedback and testimonials that patients provide either directly or online. 

Outside of work, Jonathan enjoys travelling, cooking, skiing, fencing and badminton but spends most weekends vicariously re-living his childhood sporting glories through his three children.