Dr Aaron Dehghan is a British trained GP whose path includes Manchester, Imperial College London and the University of Oxford. He graduated top of his class in Anatomical Sciences at Manchester before completing his medical degree at Imperial, where he received multiple academic prizes and was put forward for the University of London Gold Medal competition for final year medical students.

His postgraduate training in Oxford was wide ranging, covering geriatric medicine, emergency and ambulatory care, psychiatry, endocrinology, obstetrics and gynaecology, ears nose and throat and community based general practice. During this time he also undertook research into menopause, body composition and cardiovascular risk at the University of Oxford, contributing to published work in this field. A period at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Beverly Hills, followed by a more recent appointment to a partnership role at a longevity clinic in Switzerland, has provided valuable international experience.

Dr Dehghan’s clinical career has remained rooted in the full breadth of general practice, caring for patients with both acute and long term conditions, and maintaining a strong interest in preventive health. He now practises in Gibraltar, where he has established permanent roots and continues to develop a patient centred style of general practice shaped by his varied training and academic background.

Outside medicine he enjoys sea kayaking and spending time outdoors with his wife and two daughters.