Mr Paul Grundy Joins Brain Injury Group as Their Head of Clinical Services

With a strong background in neuro-oncology, Mr Grundy significantly enhances the Brain Injury Group’s resources and services, ensuring that clients receive the highest standard of care. His extensive experience in brain tumour treatment and neurosurgery will provide invaluable expertise for those navigating the complexities of brain injuries.

Mr Grundy’s appointment further strengthens the Brain Injury Group’s ability to identify support gaps in clinical settings and expands the Group’s services, offering expert guidance, compassionate care, and effective post-discharge transition. It also creates opportunities to educate NHS staff about the Group’s services, raising awareness of additional support and guidance that are crucial in helping families adapt to this new reality in the best possible way.

“I am honoured to take on this role at the Brain Injury Group,” says Mr Grundy.

“With nearly 20 years of experience supporting individuals and families impacted by brain injury, I have a deep understanding of their unique healthcare needs. I recognise the critical importance of continued care and guidance after discharge—not just for the individuals, but also for their families. Providing this essential service through the Brain Injury Group is crucial for ensuring the best possible support throughout their ongoing journey.”

“Appointing Mr Grundy as Head of Clinical Services reinforces our commitment to providing the support families and individuals need,” says Alex Demetrious-Seymour, Brain Injury Group.

“At the Brain Injury Group, our mission is to ensure that those affected by brain injury have access to the essential guidance and care they deserve. Mr Grundy’s appointment allows us to expand our reach and offer this vital service to even more families and individuals.”

Mr Paul Grundy’s Achievements

Mr Paul Grundy is a highly accomplished lead consultant neurosurgeon specialising in adult neuro-oncology (brain tumours). He graduated with honours from Southampton University Medical School in 1992 and later earned a Doctorate of Medicine (MD) from Bristol University in 2003 in the brain’s response to head injury.

Mr Grundy completed advanced training and fellowships, including working with Professor Andrew Kaye in Melbourne, Australia. He has held key leadership roles, including Clinical Director of Neurosciences, Deputy Medical Director, and Chief Medical Officer at University Hospital Southampton. Mr Grundy has chaired NHS England’s Clinical Reference Groups for CNS tumours and for Neurosciences  between 2013-23 and served as Past-President of the British Neuro-oncology Society (BNOS, 2021-2023).

He was named HSJ Awards Clinical Leader of the Year in 2012 and was listed among the top 100 medical leaders in 2013. Mr Grundy is also actively involved with neurological charities, including being a patron for Brainstrust, a trustee for Smile4Wessex and Chair of the board of trustees of BNOS.