Qualifications: MB.BS B.Sc MRCS FRCR SFHEA

Malcolm is professor of radiology and medical education at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) leading all aspects of radiology and imaging anatomy education in the undergraduate course. He is the academic lead for medical school admissions. He trained at the Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine and at University College London. During higher training he undertook a fellowship in Interventional Radiology (IR) at the University of British Columbia, Canada.

Malcolm is a consultant interventional radiologist at University Hospitals Sussex, where he has worked at both Brighton and Worthing hospitals since 2005. He specialises in vascular, hepatobiliary and uro-gynae procedures and was the lead Interventional Radiologist in the Trust between 2011 and 2019. In 2023 he was appointed to chair the Royal College of Radiologists IR committee leading the development of IR education, training and clinical practice across the UK. He is an Executive Officer of the British Society of Interventional Radiology.

Malcolm is Chair of the undergraduate radiology committee at the Royal College of Radiologists and led the writing of a national undergraduate curriculum in radiology mapped to the new GMC medical licensing assessment. He is the only radiologist to set MLA examination questions for the Medical Schools Council Assessment Alliance. He also sits on the RCR Specialty Training Board. Outside medicine, Malcolm is a keen musician, playing the violin and piano, and previously was the conductor of the Hampstead Symphonia and Chorus. He is a keen (amateur!) classical composer, and has had a number of orchestral and choral compositions performed.

Malcolm is a keen advocate of the public understanding of science and classical music and lectures at many festivals. He is a keen mountain biker and cricketer, and is a qualified skiing instructor.