Gary William Moore BSc, DBMS, CSci, FIBMS, FRCPath, CBiol, MSB, CertMHS

Gary was trained at the Hospital for Sick Children in Great Ormond Street in the 1980s, worked at the Royal London Hospital for seven years, and was in charge of the Bart’s coagulation laboratories prior to joining Guy’s & St. Thomas’. He was the first person awarded the then new degree of Doctor of Biomedical Science, in 2003. He maintains a publication record of papers in international, peer reviewed journals and acts as a peer reviewer.

He is the co-author of two text books with a third in progress and is Chief Examiner in Haematology for the Institute of Biomedical Science. He is also a presenter at national and international meetings. Gary is best known for his work in the laboratory detection of lupus anticoagulants, an acquired cause of thrombosis. He is Vice-Chair for the Clinical & Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) lupus anticoagulant guideline published in early 2014. CLSI is based in the USA and their consensus guideline documents are authored by international panels.

He is also known as an enthusiastic and effective teacher and gives tutorials/presentations/lectures to scientific and medical staff locally and beyond. He is a visiting specialist lecturer at the University of Kingston and University of Portsmouth and doctoral examiner for the latter. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Biomedical Science (by examination) and holds a Post-graduate Certificate in Managing Health Services.