Renée Hoenderkamp

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Renee Hoenderkamp

Renée Hoenderkamp is a British doctor, Radio and TV presenter and medical writer based in North London. Known as Dr Renee, she is the resident General Practitioner for BBC Radio London, where she presents regular shows with Joanne Good and others. She appears regularly on other shows on the BBC Radio London giving expert advice on medical topics of the day. She is also a Television presenter for BBC TV Inside Out and is a journalist for Pulse magazine. and the resident General Practitioner for the Daily Express and Sunday Express.

Career

Medicine

Hoenderkamp trained at Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, graduating in 2010 with 2 distinctions. She trained in the specialist fields of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Psychiatry, and Acute medicine. She was a committee member on the NICE Thyroid disease Guideline Committee 2019. Hoenderkamp has written for medical journals such as Clinical Medicine

She is a practicing GP working in North London, this is her main role. She also works as a GP for Thriva. She has subspecialties in Women's Health, particularly menopause and peri-menopause. She has a keen interest in skin conditions, in particular acne and the stigma that it brings.

She owns and runs an aesthetics clinic in her spare time that was favourably reviewed in the Keogh Review.

Media

In 2019 she presented and narrated a special BBC Inside Out documentary on menopause highlighting the dangers for patients. She then appeared on several talk shows to discuss the documentary, including BBC Radio 2's The Breakfast Show and BBC Radio London's Drive Time show.

In 2019 she presented at The Royal Society of Medicine as part of the UCL expert panel on breast cancer: The Doctor's Dilemma. In 2020 she was a guest television presenter at The British Thyroid Foundation patient day "Management of hypothyroidism in primary care". She was a guest on the Mail Plus Daily Corona (COVID-19) podcast in April 2020 discussing the hidden victims of Corona virus.

She has campaigned for better care for all patients during the Covid pandemic and has appeared regularly to discuss the issues on Talk Radio, BBC, Good Morning Britain and GB News. She writes for MailPlus/Daily Mail regularly.

Hoenderkamp made a pilot for a Channel 4 makeover programme in 2012, the Body Talk Show, in 2013, talking about non-surgical aesthetic procedures. She wrote several articles for Two magazine and Aesthetics Magazine in the area of cosmetic treatments.

In 2016 she won a writing competition in Pulse magazine, for which she became a medical blogger. In 2016 Hoenderkamp first appeared on the JoAnne Good afternoon show to present a GP surgery for listeners. She was then appointed BBC Radio London resident General Practitioner with two regular shows, talking with guests such as Tanya Burr. In 2016 she was appointed resident doctor to OK! magazine, for which she has written over 25 articles. One was about celebrity Megan McKenna's battle with coeliac disease. She is also the resident general practitioner for the Daily Express and Sunday Express.

In 2018 she contributed to an article in The Guardian regarding the safety of procedures carried out at cosmetic clinics.

Personal life

Hoenderkamp grew up in East London. She has a son, aged 32, from a former relationship with Michael Nicholas MBE She married Stan Myerson in 2000. They divorced in 2006. She has a daughter aged 3.

External Links

• The Non Surgical Clinic
• Renee Hoenderkamp
• Articles by Dr Renee Hoenderkamp

References

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