Mr Campbell Tait
Mr Campbell Tait graduated in 2009 with distinction from the University of Dundee, having been awarded undergraduate prizes in urology and renal research projects.
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Academic Background
Mr Campbell Tait graduated in 2009 with distinction from the University of Dundee, having been awarded undergraduate prizes in urology and renal research projects.
He completed foundation and core surgical training in the East of Scotland prior to a clinical research post in urological oncology in Manchester, based at Salford Royal and The Christie. This led to national and international presentations and publications. He has received regional and national prizes for presenting his work, including the BAUS oncology prize.
He completed higher specialist training in urology in the North East of England and was appointed as a consultant in 2020 at the Freeman and Northumbria (Wansbeck and Alnwick). He enjoys general urology including oncology, urolithiasis and specialist BPH surgery.
Professional Profile
Renowned for his calm demeanour, thoughtful patient centred approach and abundance of kindness, he balances a wide-ranging surgical portfolio. This includes bladder and prostate cancer diagnostics and treatment, to advanced surgeries for the enlarged prostate as well as general urology including inguino-scrotal problems, urinary tract infection and kidney stones. He has been an invited national speaker and training course director for resident and consultant doctors, regionally and nationally.
Mr Tait has been widely involved in education and examinations – from University of Newcastle medical student exams to membership examiner for the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. He takes part in the Annual Review of Competence Progression for urology registrars and is an educational and clinical supervisor for trainees at the Freeman hospital. He serves as a local Primary Investigator for clinical trials and has been instrumental in setting up regional services as well as initiatives to support peers following adverse events.
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