Miss Aimee Di Marco

Miss Di Marco qualified from the University of Cambridge and Guy’s, King’s & St. Thomas’ School of medicine with Distinction in 2004. She undertook house jobs at St. Thomas’ and Basingstoke and basic surgical training in London, including six months dedicated teaching as anatomy demonstrator at Guy’s Hospital under Professor Harold Ellis. She was awarded a coveted ‘run-through’ training post in general surgery in 2006 and subsequently one of the UK’s first Academic Clinical Fellow posts at Imperial, which allowed her to combine research with clinical training during her Higher Surgical Training in North West London.

She undertook a PhD in surgical technology at Imperial, looking at the development of a device for luminal surgery and then specialist training in endocrine surgery at Chelsea & Westminster, the Hammersmith and as the T.S. Reeve Fellow at the Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, Australia.

Miss Di Marco became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (endocrine subspecialty) in 2016 having been awarded the ASGBI Gold Medal in the Intercollegiate Specialty Examination.

She took up her post as Consultant at the Hammersmith in 2019. She is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at Imperial College, London. She is the Lead in Anatomy & Diagnostics at Imperial College School of Medicine and the Lead for Surgery in the final years. Miss Di Marco is an expert adviser to NICE on molecular profiling of thyroid cancer.

She was an accomplished athlete, representing Cambridge University Women’s Boat Club in the Women’s Boat Race twice (as club President in 2000) and then turning to triathlon and duathlon in which she represented GB as an age-group athlete.

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