Prof Singer created online colposcopy courses with a team of highly experienced clinicians to enable medical and nursing practitioners with an interest in colposcopy to access world-class training at their convenience. His driving goal is to improve women's health experiences and outcomes globally.

The courses, based on his experience of teaching in-person courses over 3 decades, combine high-quality images, explanatory audio, and case studies with self assessments. Modules are presented by leading experts in their fields. 

He is globally recognised as a pioneer of colposcopy in the UK. He is Professor Emeritus at UCL and holds Honorary Consultant appointments at University College Hospital and the Whittington Hospital in London. He has been training colposcopists worldwide since 1976 and has trained more than 3,000 professionals through courses held at the Whittington and University College Hospitals in central London. Over the last 5 years, Prof Singer has run regular seminars in China, India, Dubai, Japan and many European countries.

Professor Singer has headed up research teams at both his NHS hospitals. His main areas of research are the origins, detection and treatment of cervical and lower genital tract pre cancer, with special interest in HPV. He has authored many papers and books including the authoritative ‘The Cervix‘ with Mr Joe Jordan and ‘Cervical and Lower Genital Tract Precancer‘ with Mr John Monaghan.

Professor Singer is co-founder and trustee for the British Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology and a founding member of the British Gynaecological Cancer Society. He holds a senior visiting research fellowship at the National Institute for Clinical Research in London. Professor Singer is known for his vision, research and experience and is often a reference point, in his private practice, for a second opinion in complex cases.