I offer knee and hip surgery at the Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital and work with the excellent allied staff there to provide bespoke care for all my patients. I hold the post of consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon and Associate Medical Director of Patient Safety at the Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Huntingdon.

After my undergraduate degree and foundation years, I opted for registrar training in orthopaedics, completing the appropriate rotations at Guy’s, St Thomas’s and various other hospitals in London and the South East, culminating in an award of a Certificate of Completion of Training from the Royal College of Surgeons in 2016. I then went on to complete an International Fellowship at the Exeter Knee Reconstruction Unit in the historic Devonshire city of Exeter. Next, came a second Fellowship at the Frimley Park Hospital in Camberley, following which I assumed my current post in the NHS.

Along with the awards of MRCSEd, MS (Orth) and FRCS (Tr and Orth), I also hold a Master’s degree in Orthopaedics and have contributed to several peer-reviewed journals and presented numerous papers to national and international audiences. Driven by a personal love of sport, I couldn’t resist adding a Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine.

As well as aspiring to provide the highest quality, personalised care for my patients, a passion for education prompted me to become involved in teaching medical students. As a senior clinical tutor at Cambridge University’s prestigious School of Clinical Medicine, and a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Educators, I enjoy regular involvement in the training of local undergrad students and providing further training for the overseas registrars on the Hinchingbrooke Hospital’s popular international exchange programme.