team

Dr. Rampuri graduated from Imperial College London medical school. He has completed an ENT clinical and teaching fellowship programme at Kings College London NHS Trust as part of his surgical training. Riaz is the founder and CQC Registered Manager of Auris Ear Care, alongside co-founder Mr. Misha Verkerk.

Educated at Cambridge and UCL, Misha is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. He has extensive experience in microsuction ear wax removal in the NHS as an ENT Registrar. He trains medical students and junior doctors as well as running humanitarian surgical missions to Ethiopia.

Breanna works part-time alongside Bethany Jones, our Marketing Manager, to help deliver our marketing strategy. Her previous roles for Auris Ear Care have included clinical auditing and administration. She graduated from the University of Birmingham in July 2024 and is now completing the Foundation Training Programme in Northern Ireland.

Bethany is our Marketing Manager and is responsible for deploying various marketing strategies to build the Auris Ear Care brand both online and offline across London and the Home Counties. She joined the team in 2019 and has been instrumental in making the Auris Ear Care name stand out in a crowded marketplace. She has a degree in Hotel and Catering Management, specialising in marketing, from Oxford Brookes University. 

Joseph Manjaly is a Consultant ENT Surgeon specialising in ear and hearing problems for adults and children. He is based at London’s Royal National ENT Hospital. His private work across London offers advanced surgical skills and a full range of hearing rehabilitation options. Joseph’s involvement gives patients seamless care and access to every treatment option available.

Mr. Golding-Wood is Senior Clinical Advisor at Auris Ear Care. An experienced Consultant ENT surgeon with a special interest in ear disease, he trained in London and undertook a Neuro-otology fellowship at Ann Arbor, Michigan. He was appointed Consultant to Bromley Hospitals in 1995 and subsequently King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.