I have over 20 publications in peer reviewed journals including research on:
Knee replacements
Knee arthroscopies
Hip resurfacing
Open fractures
Medical Education

Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh

I went to medical school at the University of Birmingham, and undertook my orthopaedic training in the West Midlands.  Following this I spent a year at the world famous Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto.  This is the busiest trauma centre in Canada, and here I perfected my skills in complex trauma surgery, including pelvic and acetabular (hip socket) surgery.  I also obtained further training in knee and hip replacement surgery.

My clinical practice at the Spire is identical to that at Addenbrooke’s, namely treating adults with hip or knee problems, or patients who have broken bones, or sustained a sporting injury.

For hip replacements I use the cemented ‘Exeter’ hip, this has excellent long term results, and is currently accepted as one of the best hip replacements available.

For knee replacements I also use a well proven cemented implant.

I run a private fracture clinic at the Spire Hospital, along with 2 other specialist trauma consultants from Addenbrooke’s Hospital.  Our aim with this clinic is to provide patients with 1st class specialist opinions and treatment, at a time to suit them in a pleasant environment with no waiting.

I live with my family in a small village in south Cambridgeshire, and love quiet village life.  My young son keeps me busy when I am not working, demanding to play football and ‘bundle’ in the garden – something we both love.

As a family we like country walks as well as entertaining.  Our weekends often involve having friends over for dinner and a good glass of wine or 2!

I enjoy keeping fit, and regularly mountain bike and play squash.  We ski most winters.