
Tim Mitchell
ENT surgeon and cochlear implant specialist in Southampton; former President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England (2023–2026), now Chair of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges.
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Sep 16, 2026
Tim Mitchell - A President fighting for justice and cycling for charity!
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Tim MitchellGUEST
fallen foul of your rule already i'm afraid um Well, actually, I can be very clear about that because the same mentor, Roger Gray in Cambridge, who encouraged me to get involved with cochlear implant surgery, he was part of the faculty.

Tim MitchellGUEST
The college used to run a distance learning course for the MRCS exam called the STEP course.

Tim MitchellGUEST
And it was a distance learning course, but there were a number of so-called college days in which there will be mock fivers to prepare for the examination.

Tim MitchellGUEST
And one day he came into Addenbrookes and he said, Tim, I don't suppose you fancy going to the college in about three weeks' time because I'm supposed to be going down to be involved one of these college days and I can't do it.

John MonsonHOST
Could you describe to me what your presidency will be described as? What was, what happened during your three years that you think, you know, it's a question I asked Neil and So for you, what was it marked by?