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Miss Lulu Ritchie is an ENT Consultant at St Georges
Hospital in London, specialising in the field of Children's Ear, Nose and Throat
(ENT) surgery.

Miss Ritchie completed her Bachelor of Science at St Andrews
University in 2007 and received her medical degree from the University of
Manchester in 2010. In 2016 she was awarded an MD in Aerospace, Aeronautical
and Astronautical Engineering from Imperial College London for her work in the
aerodynamics of the upper airway in children and adults.

Having completed her surgical training in London at Imperial
College NHS Trust, The Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital and completed
her 1 year surgical fellowship at the world-renowned Great Ormond Street (GOSH), she
has joined the paediatric team at St Georges.

Miss Ritchie has a special interest in humanitarian work to
ensure equal access to great healthcare for all children. She was awarded the
prestigious Royal Society of Medicine Otology prize for her trip with BRINOS which
connects British and Nepali surgeons to improve ear health in Southern Nepal. Following
her work in Nepal, Miss Ritchie travelled to Ethiopia to join 'Facing Africa,'
a charity founded by two British philanthropists to treat patients suffering
from NOMA (cancrum oris). Once a year she travels to Northern Tanzania with the
AGA-ENT team to train surgical teams in Paediatric emergency airway management
as part a drive to improve safety for children undergoing routine surgery in sub-saharan africa.

Miss Ritchie has a passion for fitness and wellbeing outside of the hospital, engaging in open water swimming, cycling and cross country skiing with her family.