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Dr Joannis Vamvakopoulos
2018-06-04
Person
5
5
0
4th June 2018
Dr Vamvakopoulos has time for you. He listens to what you say, and is friendly. He takes time to read your notes, and gives you his full attention.
Dr Joannis Vamvakopoulos
2018-05-16
Person
5
5
0
16th May 2018
I thought this doctor told me everything I needed to know in a very calm manner. I feel I have never been treated so well and was extremely pleased with the care given to me at my appointment.
Dr Joannis Vamvakopoulos
2018-04-26
Person
5
5
0
26th April 2018
very easy to talk to, listens and replies with helpful advise, very compasionate regarding any issues i have, wants to do the right thing for me
Dr Joannis Vamvakopoulos
2018-02-02
Person
5
5
0
2nd February 2018
Dr Vamvacopolous pays attention to what you are saying and acts accordingly and professionally. If it hadn't been for Dr Vs input I think I would have transferred my care to another hospital. Top Doctor and also a decent man.
Specialises in
- Endocrinology
- Internal (General) Medicine
Profile
Dr Vamvakopoulos, an academic clinician by training, was appointed as Consultant and Clinical Specialist Service Lead at the Manx Centre for Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism in January 2021.
His clinical practice encompasses all aspects of Endocrinology, with subspecialist interests in endocrine autoimmunity (type 1 diabetes, autoimmune thyroid disorders, primary adrenal insufficiency etc); management of diabetic foot complications; endocrine education; and interventional endocrinology (eg ultrasound-guided thyroid procedures). He participates in the Internal Medicine on-call rota at Noble's Hospital, where he has a particular interest in medical disorders during pregnancy. His research activity largely reflects his clinical interests.
Dr Vamvakopoulos originally trained and worked as a biomedical scientist, then as an research immunologist. He qualified and completed his general medical and higher specialist training, as well as a postgraduate degree in Medical Education, in Birmingham, UK. His first substantive NHS consultant post was at Russells Hall Hospital, Dudley, where he was Clinical Lead for the Inpatient Diabetes Service.