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Mr Furness pursued his medical education at Imperial College London, where he also earned a degree in Healthcare Management. His journey in orthopaedics continued in the UK, where he completed his orthopaedic training and achieved the status of Consultant in 2017. During his training, Mr Furness was recognised for his academic excellence and awarded a Master's degree in Trauma Surgery with distinction. Additionally, he received the prestigious BOA Travelling Fellowship Award, which provided him with the opportunity to expand his expertise in complex upper limb trauma surgery at the renowned Alfred Hospital.

After becoming a Consultant, Mr Furness pursued further subspecialty fellowship training at distinguished hospitals in Exeter (UK), Auckland (NZ), and the Alfred Hospital, where he gained extensive experience in caring for severely injured patients in Australia. Mr Furness is actively involved in research and surgical education, regularly attending meetings to present his work and publishing scientific papers in respected journals. He also serves as a reviewer for the medical journal Shoulder & Elbow and is deeply committed to training the next generation of surgeons in the public hospitals where he practises.

Mr Furness holds fellowships with both the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and the Royal College of Surgeons of England. He is an engaged member of professional societies such as the British Elbow & Shoulder Society and the Victorian Shoulder & Elbow Society.

With a background in the National Health Service (NHS), Mr Furness is a strong advocate for the public healthcare system and is dedicated to providing exceptional care to all those in need. He offers consultations and performs surgeries at Sandringham, Frankston, and Bendigo Public Hospitals. Additionally, he conducts regular clinics for public patients at his private offices in Sandringham and Frankston.