Aldrin Khan

About

Mr Aldrin Khan has been a consultant ophthalmologist since 2010, initially serving communities in County Durham before moving to Bradford. He is a highly experienced cataract surgeon, regularly performing over 800 cataract procedures annually, including complex cases. He also holds fellowship training in glaucoma, as well as cornea and refractive surgery.

Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Mr Khan obtained his medical and surgical degrees from The University of the West Indies. He migrated to the UK at the turn of the millennium to pursue a career in ophthalmology.

His postgraduate training was conducted within the North Thames, South Thames, and Yorkshire and Humber Deaneries. During this period, he gained extensive experience at Moorfields Eye Hospital and St James’ University Hospital. He also conducted clinical and laboratory research at the Institute of Ophthalmology at Moorfields and King’s College London, further solidifying his expertise.

Mr Khan has a keen interest in teaching and has lectured on various subjects to third-year medical students at University College London and the Royal Free Hospital. He is currently the College Tutor at Bradford Royal Infirmary, where he continues to mentor and guide young ophthalmologists, helping them achieve their career aspirations.