Written by a carer at Spire Little Aston Hospital, 11th May 2020
    I was diagnosed with HER2 positive breast cancer November 8th 2019 , I was then appointed Dr Henderson almost immediately to discuss my treatment plan and way forward, I must say Dr Henderson was absolutely fantastic, he has a real calming nature and really put myself and my husband at ease , plotting my treatment course from day 1 gave us a massive line of sight to work to and in with combination of the nurses at little Aston facing the biggest fight of my life became easier & easier as the week progressed, I owe Dr Henderson my life and can’t thank him enough, he’s worth is weight in gold
    Written by a patient at Good Hope Hospital, 27th November 2019
    I am currently under the care of Dr Daniel Henderson at Good Hope Hospital, and I couldn’t ask for better. He listens, and speaks to you in laymans terms so you understand what is going on now and in the future. He talks to you and not at you, and has a very calm and soothing manner. If you are lucky enough to be referred to him, rest assured that you are in good hands, as he gets things actioned quickly.
    Written by a patient at BMI The Priory Hospital, 17th August 2020
    Mr Henderson was kind and understanding and I felt completely at ease with him. He was well informed of my condition and explained his treatment plan to me fully. He has been very attentive in answering emails from me and I really cannot recommend him highly enough. I feel very fortunate to have been in his care.

    Dr Daniel Henderson

    BSc, BM, MRCP, FRCR, MD

    Consultant Clinical Oncolgist

    If you are coming to the Birmingham Breast Group to be treated, you will meet Daniel, read more about him here:

    Dr Daniel Henderson trained in Clinical Oncology at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, which included research into advanced radiotherapy. During his time at the Royal Marsden Daniel undertook a two-year fellowship in Cyberknife radiotherapy, becoming only the second person ever to hold this prestigious fellowship.

    Daniel’s medical career showed early promise from the start. He won two undergraduate prizes the David Bulmer Memorial Prize for the best student performance in anatomy and The Sandy Powell Memorial Prize for his essay on Immediate Care/Accident and Emergency, before going on to attain a Distinction in his final examinations. Much more recently, Daniel was awarded the Best in Clinical Care Award at The University Hospital’s NHS Foundation Trust’s Building Healthier Lives Awards, which recognising his commitment, ingenuity and determination.

    Daniel has published multiple peer reviewed research papers, and been an invited speaker at national and international conferences.

    In 2017, Daniel was appointed as a Consultant in Clinical Oncology at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Edgbaston, which has one of the largest advanced radiotherapy and chemotherapy units in the UK, and Good Hope Hospital in Sutton Coldfield, where he cares for patients with Breast cancer.

    Daniel is a member of the Expert Advisory Group for both Breast Cancer in the West Midlands, and also sits on the Scientific Advisory Committee for clinical trials at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

    Daniel describes Oncology as a ‘fascinating and dynamic speciality with new treatments emerging regularly’. His special interests are in radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and targeted therapy and, in particular, developing personalised treatment plans for patients to achieve the best possible outcomes.