Physician-Led Assessment. Clear Clinical Responsibility.
Our approach emphasizes clinical judgement, responsible interpretation of medical evidence, and individualised recommendations based on each patient's circumstances.
Learn about the people involved in clinical assessment and care, their relevant qualifications, and their responsibilities.


Professor Dr. Bankole Johnson is a physician-scientist whose clinical and research background informs an assessment-led approach to care.
At Miami Stem Cell Clinic, the emphasis is on understanding the individual problem, explaining the evidence, and selecting an appropriate next step.
His clinical and scientific perspective supports an approach in which medical history, relevant investigations, individual circumstances, and the available evidence inform discussions about care.
The goal is to help patients understand the reasoning behind a clinical recommendation, including its potential benefits, limitations, and alternatives.

Medical Director · Physician-Scientist
Professor Dr. Bankole Johnson's career spans decades of medical practice and scientific research. The figures below highlight his broader academic and research contributions and do not represent treatment outcomes at Miami Stem Cell Clinic.
Behind every patient enquiry and clinical assessment is a team supporting communication, coordination, and the patient experience. Our clinical and operational staff have distinct responsibilities, helping patients understand the process and navigate appropriate next steps.

We believe patients deserve clear information about the qualifications, responsibilities, and clinical oversight of those involved in their care. Understanding who is responsible for each stage of assessment and treatment supports informed decisions and realistic expectations.
Relevant academic degrees, professional registrations, and specialty qualifications should be presented accurately and distinguished from other credentials or honours.
Patients should know which clinicians are responsible for their assessment and, where applicable, for providing or supervising particular interventions.
Clinical and research experience should be described in context, without implying that unrelated research proves the effectiveness of a particular treatment.
The clinicians, services, and consultation arrangements available in Miami and London must be confirmed for each location.

A thoughtful clinical recommendation begins with understanding the patient's concerns, medical history, previous treatment, and personal goals.
Assessment may include consideration of symptoms, physical function, relevant imaging, and other medical information.
The clinician can then discuss appropriate next steps, which may include conventional management, rehabilitation, further specialist evaluation, or a clinic-specific intervention where suitable and approved.
Not every patient will be a candidate for a particular treatment. The emphasis is on explaining the available evidence, limitations, risks, and alternatives so patients can make informed decisions.
From the first enquiry through clinical assessment and follow-up, our approach focuses on helping patients understand their options and make informed decisions about appropriate care.
Share your concern and select your preferred location.
Discuss your symptoms, medical history, previous care, and relevant investigations.
Review appropriate options, evidence, limitations, and alternatives.
Understand recommended next steps and any relevant ongoing care arrangements.
Find answers to common questions about our clinical team, professional responsibilities, assessment process, and what to expect when requesting a consultation.

The website introduces Professor Dr. Bankole Johnson and any additional clinicians whose identities, qualifications, roles, and clinical responsibilities have been verified and approved for publication.
His clinical and scientific background informs an assessment-led approach focused on understanding the individual concern, interpreting relevant evidence, and discussing appropriate next steps.
Patients should receive clear information about the clinician responsible for their assessment and, where relevant, the person providing or supervising a proposed intervention.
Not necessarily. Clinician availability, responsibilities, and services may differ by location and should be confirmed before arranging care.
No. You can begin by requesting a consultation to discuss your concerns and understand the assessment process.
Recommendations should take account of your medical history, symptoms, clinical findings, previous treatment, relevant evidence, and personal circumstances.
Visit our How Care Works page to understand the consultation journey, clinical evaluation, recommendations, and possible follow-up arrangements.
Understanding your clinical options starts with the right assessment and a conversation about your individual concerns.
Request a consultation to learn about the assessment process and discuss appropriate next steps.
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