I grew up in North London and studied medicine at the University of Sheffield qualifying in 2003. My primary clinical practice encompasses all aspects of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery. This includes primary and revision joint replacement, arthroscopic (key hole) surgery and soft tissue reconstruction of the shoulder and elbow including biceps tears, rotator cuff tears and recurrent shoulder and elbow instability. In addition, I also treat sports related injuries and acute and chronic complex trauma affecting the shoulder and elbow.

I completed my basic surgical training in London and my higher surgical training on the South West Thames Orthopaedic programme. Further to this, I have completed over two years of international and UK based specialist fellowship training. This includes one-year of Orthopaedic Trauma surgery in New Zealand, one year of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery in Adelaide, and six months of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery in the internationally renowned Wrightington Upper Limb unit. I am also an invited delegate to the prestigious Mayo clinic elbow course in the United States.

I am actively involved in the design and supervision of clinical based academic research through my links with Brighton University. In the last two years I have published research on shoulder replacement, shoulder instability, shoulder fractures and dislocations, elbow replacement, distal biceps reconstruction and elbow arthroscopy. In addition, I have written papers on prevention of infection in shoulder and elbow replacement and optimising patient safety, which I am passionate about. I have also contributed a number of invited chapters to several international books on Shoulder and Elbow Surgery.