Dr Naz Raoof

Age ranges treated

• Adults (age 16 and above)
• Children (age 0-15)

Qualifications / Professional memberships

• FRCOphth                                  
• PG DIP Teaching and Learning for University Lecturers, University of Sheffield (Diploma)
• BM BCh, University of Oxford                                       
• BA Physiological Sciences, University of Oxford (2.1 class)                                   
• Fellow of the Institute of One World Leadership (Distinction)

Current NHS/University posts

• Consultant Ophthalmologist Moorfields Eye Hospital (Paediatric Ophthalmology and Adult Strabismus)
• Honorary Consultant Barts Health NHS Trust (Neuro-ophthalmology and adult strabismus)
• Service Director Strabismus (Moorfields)
• Honorary Clinical Associate Professor UCL/Institute of Ophthalmology; Deputy Programme Lead for MSc Ophthalmology

Medical training

• Oxford University Medical School 1998-2004
• Pre-registration House Officer in Medicine, Norforlk and Norwich University Hospital 2004-2005 (6 month post)
• Pre-registration House Officer in Surgery, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford 2005 (6 month post)
• Demonstrator/Honorary SHO Ophthalmology University of Sheffield 2005-2007
• Specialty Ophthalmic Training, Sheffield/South Yorkshire and the Humber Deanery 2007-2014
• Post CCT Fellowship in Paediatrics and Strabismus, Moorfields Eye Hospital 2014-2015
• Post CCT Fellowship in Paediatrics and Strabismus, Auckland, New Zealand 2015-2016

Research interests/experience

• Honorary Clinical Associate Professor at UCL/Institute of Ophthalmology, the Deputy Programme Lead for the MSc Ophthalmology as well as module lead for the Paediatrics/Strabismus/Neuro-ophthalmology module within the MSc.
• Paediatric Ophthalmology, with a particular interest in paediatric strabismus and neuro-ophthalmology; paediatric general ophthalmology - all presentations including amblyopia and refractive error management, paediatric blepharitis and allergic eye disease.
• Adult strabismus - managing the full range of conditions within adult strabismus.
• Neuro-ophthalmology - the full range of neuro-ophthalmic conditions; working as part of a multidisciplinary team including neurology, neuro-radiology and neurosurgical colleagues.
• Managing strabismus conditions with an underlying neurological cause and the diagnosis of patients presenting with swollen optic nerves or optic atrophy.
• Experienced in managing patients with idiopathic intracranial hypertension.

Languages spoken

English