Dr Clare Miller

Dr Clare Miller is a dedicated Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon who specialises in the assessment, diagnosis, and management of conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system. With a dedicated subspecialist focus on hand and upper limb surgery, she offers comprehensive care for patients experiencing acute trauma, joint degradation, or functional limitation. Dr Miller works closely within a collaborative team of medical staff and therapists to ensure that every individual receives tailored care designed to restore mobility and alleviate pain.

Dr Miller earned her medical degree before completing higher surgical training in Trauma and Orthopaedics. She achieved Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS) in Trauma and Orthopaedics and holds specialist registration with the relevant medical authorities. To deepen her technical expertise, she completed advanced subspecialist fellowship training in hand surgery. She maintains active involvement in clinical research, surgical audits, and continuing professional development to ensure her practice remains aligned with modern medical advancements.

In her clinical practice, Dr Miller treats a broad range of upper limb conditions, including complex hand fractures, nerve compressions, and joint osteoarthritis. Her expertise encompasses both non-surgical options, such as X-ray-guided intra-articular steroid injections for finger joint osteoarthritis, and intricate surgical interventions, such as fracture fixation and soft tissue repairs. She places strong emphasis on precise diagnostic assessment to determine the most effective treatment pathways for her patients.

Reassuring and patient-centred in her approach, Dr Miller prioritises clear communication and collaborative decision-making throughout the treatment process. She collaborates with hand physiotherapists and allied health professionals to guide patients smoothly through post-operative rehabilitation and recovery. Through her refined surgical skill and empathetic approach, Dr Miller is committed to helping patients regain functional independence and an improved quality of life.