Dr. Rosemary Leonard

As the resident doctor on BBC Breakfast, Dr. Rosemary Leonard is a regular face on British television. With a string of qualifications to her name, including Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners, the journalist has enjoyed both a thriving medical and media career. She has written for a multitude of publications, appeared in several programmes and published Doctor’s Note: More Incredible Tales from a Doctors Surgery, a testament to Dr. Leonard’s incredibly influential reputation. With such a high profile, audiences instantly recognise this small screen sensation, ensuring the success of your event. Your guests will never forget an evening with the intellectual Dr. Rosemary Leonard.

From after dinner events to awards evenings and industry conferences, Dr. Leonard can be booked for a wealth of events. With her natural onscreen confidence, which can seamlessly transition to the stage, your audience is in safe hands with this consummate professional. When Dr. Leonard isn’t writing weekly columns for prestigious publications, she is a television, radio and newspaper consultant, hired to share her extensive knowledge of medical practices. As a television doctor, she has appeared on The Wright Stuff and BBC Breakfast, where audiences gravitated to her concise description of medical ailments. Dr. Leonard cuts through the usual jargon used when discussing illnesses and diseases, to better relate with audiences.

When booked for events, Dr. Leonard ensures that audiences fully comprehend her speaking topics, so articulates complex subjects clearly. Following on from her success on Kick the Habit and Call the Doctor, she has also written columns for the Daily Express and Women and Home Magazine. Dr. Leonard’s own publications, including The Seven Ages of Women and Menopause: The Answers, have earned her critical acclaim. Aside from her media career, Dr. Leonard is a practicing doctor in London, and a former national GP representative on the Committee on Safety and Medicines. Additional positions include as a member of the Human Genetics Commission, non-executive Director of Sports Coaching UK and non-executive Director of the Health protection Agency.

From earning her medical degree at the University of Cambridge and St Thomas’s Hospital Medical School, to building a reputable media career as a famed television doctor, Dr. Leonard has helped millions of British people with her onscreen appearances, broadcast nationwide. In celebration of her positive impact on British health, she has been awarded the 2016 Health Advice Columnist of the Year and was appointed MBE in 2004 by HM Queen Elizabeth II. Dr. Leonard is a true joy to witness present live at events, as her infectious passion for mental and physical wellbeing inspires audiences. Whether she is booked as a celebrity awards host or a medical expert, she leaves guests eager learn more about human health.