Jas Sandhu MBChB, MSc, PhD

Dr. Jas Sandhu, MBChB, MSc, PhD has been involved in the care of patients with audiovestibular dysfunction for over fifteen years. He is currently in training as a Specialist Registrar in Otolaryngology but has previously worked in the NHS as a clinical scientist in Audiology. He has been awarded the Institute of Acoustics DW Robinson prize and the British Academy of Audiology Richard May medal for his work in Audiology. He has also received the prestigious Matthew Yung otology prize by the Royal Society of Medicine for his research into vestibular disorders. His education is underpinned with degrees in physics from the Universities of Southampton and Cambridge and he has a medical degree from Leicester University. His clinical interests relate to balance disorders and his research is focussed on objective vestibular assessment techniques including the VHIT and VEMP modalities. His has authored many seminal papers and delivers lectures both nationally and internationally on the subject.