Matt Stammers is a clinician-informatician and SETT Theme Lead for Data & AI with nine years' experience bringing data-led innovation into NHS practice. He combines frontline expertise as a consultant gastroenterologist with applied data science, software development and modelling to translate research into deployable clinical tools. At University Hospital Southampton and the SETT Centre he leads cross-disciplinary portfolios that partner clinicians, academics and industry to scale practical solutions that improve patient care and operational resilience. His work spans advanced endoscopy, pathway redesign and clinical informatics, and he completed a Doctorate focused on programming applications in medicine. An entrepreneurially minded researcher, he has founded and advised health-tech ventures and maintained open modelling work from the pandemic era on GitHub. Colleagues describe him as driven by imagination as much as knowledge, using creativity to make medicine sustainable at scale.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
MCRP (Gastroenterology) Medicine, MCRP (Gastroenterology) Medicine at Royal College of Physicians London
Doctor of Medicine (DM) Computer Programming Specific Applications & Medicine, Doctor of Medicine (DM) Computer Programming Specific Applications & Medicine at University of Southampton
Membership of the Royal College of Physicians, Membership of the Royal College of Physicians at Member of the Royal College of Physicians
Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery - MBBS Medicine, Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery - MBBS Medicine at Brighton and Sussex Medical School
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