Meet The Speaker: Dr Wycliffe Mbagaya

FRCP Edin FRCPath
Consultant in Metabolic Medicine University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Trust

Dr Mbagaya was appointed consultant in 2014, following training in Clinical Biochemistry & Metabolic Medicine in the Yorkshire Deanery. He is a Consultant in Metabolic Medicine & Chemical Pathology at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust. With an extensive background in metabolism, lipidology, and diabetes, Dr. Mbagaya is one of the few cardiometabolic specialists in the UK. He is committed to providing holistic, patient-centered care and works collaboratively with cardiologists, dietitians, and other specialists to manage complex metabolic conditions. His areas of expertise include cardiometabolic medicine, insulin resistance, cholesterol disorders, electrolyte imbalances, and inherited metabolic diseases. He is a highly experienced Consultant in Metabolic Medicine, offering private consultations at Nuffield Chesterfield Hospital in Bristol, Spire Bristol Hospital, and 25 Harley Street, London. He also provides virtual consultations for patients seeking expert advice on metabolic and related conditions.

In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Mbagaya is actively involved in research. He has served as a national chief investigator, principal investigator, and sub-investigator in several groundbreaking studies related to novel cholesterol-lowering medications, some of which are now widely used in clinical practice. He was also an early prescriber of injectable cholesterol medications, GLP-1 agonists, and other newer treatments with cardiometabolic benefits.

Dr Mbagaya provides a clinical and diagnostic service, addressing general biochemistry, laboratory endocrinology and metabolic aspects of disease. His laboratory interests include biological variation, patient safety, clinical pathway development, personalised medicine and integration of technology in patient care. Dr. Mbagaya holds a leadership role as Clinical Director for Laboratory Medicine at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Trust, and he is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Bristol. He is passionate about teaching and regularly delivers nationwide courses for GPs on metabolic disorders and laboratory medicine, training the next generation of medical professionals.

Upcoming Events

12 Jul 2025 @ Webinar Insulin Therapy in Type 2 Diabetes Part 2: Assessing Glucose Profiles Dose Adjustment Principles
16 Jul 2025 @ Webinar 6 to 8 Week Baby Checks: What´s Important to Spot and What Doesn´t Matter Too Much
10 Sep 2025 @ Webinar What is New in Respiratory Medicine?
13 Sep 2025 @ Webinar Modern Management of Coronary Heart Disease in Primary Care

What our delegates say

Delegate from London: Engaging and speaker with good sense of humour Learning the concept of legitimising the doctor-part of the consultation-really helpful to my approach to practice. Thank you Dr Roger Neighbour - Consultation Skills
Delegate from Webinar: Pace of lecture is just perfect for note making, thinking and asking questions Dr Isabel Baker - Microbiology
Delegate from Webinar: A very clear and appropriate refresher course in surgical paediatric problems - use this speaker again definitely. Dr David Capehorn - Paediatrics
Delegate from Webinar: It was an excellent study morning pitched at the right level. Presented in an easy to follow format. The content was very relevant to day to day general practice and I really enjoyed the systematic approach to diagnosing rashes, something that often gets forgotten about as most talks focus on just condition (after condition) instead. Her helpful advice and eagerness to answer questions as they arose and at the end are commendable. Five-star! Thank you. Dr Sara Ritchie - Dermatology
Delegate from Cardiff: Informative and useful real life scenario advice Dr Laura Pogue - Mental Health
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Date 8 Oct 2025
Location Webinar
Title Practical Drug Monitoring & Interpreting Abnormal Results in Primary Care
Cost FREE
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