Elinor Warner is a fellowship trained ENT consultant. She currently works as a substantive consultant ENT surgeon at the Royal London Hospital where she manages a broad range of ENT conditions, with a special interest in conditions related to the ear, hearing and conditions affecting the skull base.

She graduated from Oxford University and University College London Hospitals with 18 undergraduate prizes. She was awarded a highly competitive academic foundation post at Guy’s and St. Thomas’ Hospital and gained experience in translational pharmacology research. Her core and higher surgical training were in London and she worked at several centres of excellence including Great Ormond Street, The Royal National ENT Hospital, St Bartholemew’s & The Royal London Hospitals receiving 9 further academic excellence awards during that time.

She gained a distinction for her PG certificate in Medical Education at Queen Mary’s University of London. She was awarded the highly competitive TWJ Fellowship and Lionel Colledge Fellowship award for advanced fellowship training in Auckland, New Zealand.

She has a strong academic profile with over 27 peer reviewed publications and 5 book chapters.

She has held multiple regional and national leadership and teaching roles contributing to national ENT guidelines and is actively involved in service development and improvement within her department.