Dr Noel Pollock is a Consultant in Sport & Exercise Medicine at the Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health (ISEH), Associate Professor at UCL and Chief Medical Advisor for British Athletics.

Noel graduated with Honours in Medicine from Queen’s University Belfast and completed an MSc with Distinction in Sport & Exercise Medicine (SEM) at Bath University in 2006. He was one of the first cohort of 8 specialist SEM trainees in the UK.

He was team doctor for the British Track and Field team for 15 years between 2006 and 2021 and has attended numerous Olympic, Paralympic, World and European championships. He led the British Athletics medical team as Chief Medical Officer between 2016 and 2021. Noel was also a sports medicine lead doctor in the London 2012 Olympics Athletics Stadium. In addition to his role at the Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health and Chiswick Medical Centre, Noel is British Athletics Chief Medical Advisor with a governance and oversight remit.

Noel joined the ISEH and Chiswick Medical Centre in January 2021 as a Consultant in Sport & Exercise Medicine and provides clinical services for all patients with musculoskeletal pain or injury.

He has published work in the areas of muscle injury classification and rehabilitation, female athlete health, elite athlete health management and Achilles tendinopathy.

Noel is a former endurance runner and won national titles and international honours for Northern Ireland in cross country, 5k and 1500m. With his competitive athletics days behind him, he now cycles regularly and plays football at the weekend. 

Dr Robin Chatterjee is a consultant in musculoskeletal, sports and exercise medicine specialising in bone, muscle and joint pain with an unknown cause. He is able to treat sports and dance-related injuries and explores the role of sleep, hormones, stress, nutrition, and physical activity in pain. He uses both traditional and cutting edge medical techniques in his treatment, which includes exercise prescription, exercise therapy, injections, PRP, prolotherapy, shockwave therapy, and ultrasound scan.

Patients can see Dr Chatterjee at the following locations:

• Parkside Hospital
• London Clinic
• Chiswick Medical Centre
• Chelsea Outpatient Centre
• The Institute of Sport Exercise & Health (ISEH)

Dr Chatterjee received his training in musculoskeletal, sports, and exercise medicine at Charing Cross Hospital, Queen Mary University of London, the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, and Hammersmith Hospital. He worked as a GP in emergency medicine, anaesthesia, and intensive care medicine for a number of years in both the UK and Australia before becoming a specialist.

Dr Chatterjee is the General Secretary of the British Association of Sport and Exercise Medicine (BASEM) and a member of the European College of Sport and Exercise Physicians' research committee. He has won a number of awards for his research into low vitamin D as a cause of low back pain, and he has published a number of articles on musculoskeletal problems.

Dr Sarah Davies is a Consultant in Musculoskeletal, Sport and Exercise Medicine with specialist interests in Sports Medicine and Dance medicine. She has expertise in all types of musculoskeletal injuries, including sporting, dance and occupational trauma. As a Consultant, she has worked with British Athletics at the London 2012 and Rio 2016 Olympics and Paralympics. From 2012 to 2017, she was based at the English Institute of Sport as Chief Medical Officer for ParaShooting and Paralympic Medical Officer for British Athletics. In 2017, Dr Davies added to the scope of her practice, joining the Royal Ballet School in Covent Garden, London, treating younger dancers, helping to optimise their performance despite stress and strain injuries and illnesses.

Dr Davies became interested in understanding disorders of movement whilst undertaking a Masters degree in Classical Acting at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London. She subsequently completed her specialist medical training in Sport and Exercise Medicine in 2012, by which time her interest was well and truly focussed on joint and musculoskeletal preservation. Dr Davies has published work within the field of SEM and is an examiner for the membership exam for the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine (FSEM UK).

• Video and telephone consultations
• Home chemotherapy

• Musculoskeletal Pain Syndromes
• Osteoarthritis
• Dance Medicine
• Performing Arts Medicine
• Sports injuries