DR Rupal Morjaria studied medicine and qualified from Birmingham University in 2005. She underwent her specialist Ophthalmology training in the West Midlands Deanery, becoming a Fellow of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists. Rupal then completed a 3-year specialist fellowship in Medical Retina and Genetics, working alongside Professor Susan Downes at Oxford University and later at Moorfields Eye Hospital with Professor Andrew Webster.

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In 2018, Rupal was awarded a PhD from the University College London for her work on the impact of eye disease on sleep/wake patterns at Oxford University Hospitals. Rupal Morjaria is an expert cataract surgeon and has experience in managing all manner of cataracts in particular, management of cataracts in patients with co-existing retinal disease. These patients often require additional treatment at the time of cataract surgery. Rupal’s extensive training in world-class units has equipped her with up-to-date knowledge and expertise on current research and novel therapies and surgical skills to to provide outstanding care.

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Rupal Morjaria worked as a Consultant in Medical Retina and Uveitis at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham prior to becoming a Medical Retina Consultant and the Lead Consultant in Retinal Genetics at the Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre, the second largest Specialist Ophthalmic unit in the UK.