Dr Mohamed Elsayad

Written by a private patient at Spire London East Hospital

I would like to express my deep gratitude to Dr Elsayad for putting me at ease during my two ultrasound injections. I was absolutely terrified and he was friendly and made me feel comfortable, ensuring that it was over as quickly as possible to minimise my stress and discomfort. I would recommend him to anyone especially those who might feel nervous.

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Written by a private patient at Spire Wellesley Hospital

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Written by a private patient at Spire Hartswood Hospital

Dr Elsayad was friendly, very polite and professional. I had a finger ultra sound, he was very helpful and explained what we saw on the screen. I would recommend him to anyone looking for this type of specialist.

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at Queen's Hospital

I had the privilege of being coached by Dr. Mohamed EL Sayad. He guided me through various aspects of my professional journey. Dr. El Sayad provided exceptional support in several key areas including radiology training and teaching through covering complex topics with clarity, making them easy to understand. His ability to convey that knowledge is impressive. Dr El Sayad helped me in CV Writing as well. He guided me through every detail, ensuring that my CV highlighted my strengths and experience effectively. When it came to finding my first job, Dr. El Sayad provided invaluable tips on where to look, how to apply, and what employers are looking for. Interview preparation including common interview questions to body language and communication skills, His coaching was comprehensive and insightful.

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Written by a private patient at Queen's Hospital

To whom it may concern I would like to extend my deep thanks and gratitude to Dr Mohamed Elsayed, consultant radiologist, who has very kindly given me valuable advice at difficult time when I was changing from one consultant job to another in the NHS England. The advice was regarding the salary scale grade and how to persist in negotiating with the HR till the matter is settled. In short my experience is, regards the radiology speciality, if you join the NHS as locum consultant through the NHS job website or through an agent, the years of experience for me has been calculated from the year I acquired my master degree. Unfortunately, the agent did not help me at all and did not explain this point, I only knew this when I arrived in the UK and signed the contract then I had to speak with the HR of my first job. When you move from one hospital to another, it is very important to get a document from the HR stating your salary scale point and the year when it will be upgraded. My advice is to negotiate everything from the beginning before you actually move and things then will be complicated. Again I extend my sincere thanks to my fellow colleague Dr Mohamed Elsayed, consultant radiologist. Wishing everyone peace of mind and good health.

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