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Mr Ahsan Sheeraz is a Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon, with a subspecialty interest in hip & knee Surgery.

Mr Sheeraz qualified from National University Of Science & Technology in 2003 with a Gold & Silver medal. He undertook his foundation and core training in one of the most reputable institutes in the country, working at Exeter, Newcastle upon Tyne and London. His higher specialist training in Orthopaedics was on the prestigious Imperial Rotation in London (North West Thames deanery). After completing higher training, he went on to complete his Hip & Knee arthroplasty fellowship training at the internationally renowned Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital in Stanmore, as well as at West Hertfordshire NHS trust and Royal Berkshire NHS trust in 2017. In his fellowships, he was exposed to complex hip and knee problems, ground-breaking cartilage regeneration procedures, stem cell injections, rotational profile problems and Femoroacetabular impingement.

He is one of those unique Orthopaedic Surgeons who has trained under some of the biggest names in Orthopaedics, which include Miss Sarah Muirhead-Allwood, Mr Graham Gie, Mr Andrew Timperley & Mr Craig Gerrand as an SHO, and under Mr Bob Marston, Mr Chin Gupte, Mr Angus Lewis, Mr Michael Pearse and Mr Will Bartlett as a Registrar, and under Mr Richard Carrington, Proff Skinner, Mr Tim Waters and Mr Tony Andrade as a fellow.

He was then appointed as a Locum Consultant at Barts Health NHS trust in London for over 20 months, after which he got his substantive appointment in Milton Keynes University Hospital at the end of 2019.

Mr Sheeraz is the audit lead in Milton Keynes, and has published widely in international journals on hip, knee and trauma topics, along with 2 book chapters in "ABC of Orthopaedics". Also presenting at national and international meetings, winning multiple awards and prizes.

He also has a passion for teaching under and postgraduate students and holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Medical Education from University of Bedfordshire and has taught formally at Kings, Birmingham & Peninsula medical schools. He also organises and teaches on various courses around the country, and is an ATLS instructor, and has been nominated to become an AO instructor.