Muhammad Harris Siddique is a General Surgery Trainee based in the West Midlands. He holds an MBBS, BSc, and MRCS, and has completed rotations in breast, renal, colorectal, upper gastrointestinal (UGI), and transplant surgery. He has a strong academic foundation with published work on abdominal surgery outcomes and hernia management techniques. His interests lie in abdominal wall reconstruction, global surgery, and surgical education.

He has been a study lead for major collaborative research including COVID Surg, and has served in leadership roles such as Core Surgical Trainee Representative. Harris is passionate about teaching and is faculty for the Royal College of Surgeons’ Basic Surgical Skills course. He also brings global health experience from his work in Pakistan, where he led public health initiatives and provided frontline surgical care in rural settings.