Mr Izett-Kay is a Consultant Gynaecologist and Subspecialist Urogynaecologist who qualified from the University of Exeter, spent a decade training in London in the field of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, and then subspecialised training in Urogynaecology.
He has trained at three of the UK's top Urogynaecology units including King's College Hospital London with Professor Linda Cardozo OBE, University College London Hospitals and Oxford University Hospitals.
He was awarded an MD (Res) doctoral degree from University College London for research into womb-sparing key-hole prolapse surgery and the role of synthetic mesh, supervised by Mr Arvind Vashisht and Professor Usha Menon at UCLH. He is actively engaged in research, publishing peer-reviewed papers regularly, lecturing internationally, authoring book chapters, and is currently part of the NIHR funded PURSUE study group at University of Oxford.
He is Chair of the IUGA FTECP committee, runs a journal club, teaches laparoscopic surgery to peers and trainees as a subspecialty trainer, and provides mentorship and teaching to junior colleagues leading to several awards. He is a regular peer-reviewer for international academic journals and also has expertise in medicolegal practice.