Dr Asad Khan joined the MSG in 2026. Originally from Pakistan, Dr Khan completed his Fellowship in general medicine and gastroenterology before moving to the UK in 2010. He built extensive experience within the NHS, working across both inpatient and outpatient settings.
Dr Khan investigates and treats a wide range of digestive system disorders. He adopts a multidisciplinary, shared decision-making approach to ensure patients receive safe, timely, and patient-centred care. His specialist interests include diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy — a minimally invasive technique that uses a flexible tube inserted through the mouth to examine and treat conditions affecting the oesophagus, stomach, and duodenum. These procedures often offer a safer alternative to traditional surgery, enabling faster recovery times and reducing the need for large incisions.
Dr Khan also has expertise in luminal gastroenterology, general hepatology, and clinical nutrition, managing conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease, gastrointestinal cancers, fatty liver disease, and gallstones.
He was attracted to Guernsey and the MSG not only for the quality of island life, but also because of the consultant-led model of care and the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to how services are delivered and improved.
Alongside his clinical care, Dr Khan is also actively involved in audit, quality improvement projects, teaching, and publications with a focus on improving pathway efficiency, safety, and the overall patient experience.
In his spare time, Dr Khan enjoys travelling, spending time with his family, and listening to podcasts on long walks. He also has a keen interest in hands-on technical hobbies and was previously an enthusiastic aeromodeller.
“I always work hard to employ a thoughtful, problem-solving approach to my practice and ensure patients feel genuinely heard and supported. My aim is to reach the clearest possible diagnosis and management plan, while recognising that, despite the advances, certainty is not always achievable in medicine.”
You can refer yourself to Dr Khan as a private patient without a GP referral.
