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I trained in London at the Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, and then went on to gain a 1st class Immunology degree at University College London.

I've worked abroad in Brisbane (Australia), and my surgical training was in Oxford and Leicester. I've carried out specialist fellowship training in primary and revision hip and knee surgery at Nottingham, Coventry and Oxford. I have also undertaken travelling fellowships at the Mount Sinai centre in Toronto and Vancouver (Canada).

I have a PhD from Leicester looking at hip and knee replacement outcomes, and now I'm a Consultant Hip and Knee surgeon and senior lecturer at Chapel Allerton Hospital and Leeds General Infirmary.

I was President of BOTA (British Orthopaedics Trainees Association) and have served on the Royal College of Surgeons England and the British Orthopaedic Association councils.

I'm a keen researcher and have published over 40 research papers, have written several orthopaedic texts, and I've been the Associate Editor of the Bone and Joint Journal (the main British orthopaedic journal).

I'm delighted to be able to offer a private practice service for patients who are struggling with hip and knee arthritis, and who want to explore their options.

I have a great team around me to assist in your care, including Ann, my private medical secretary. She and her team are available for patient queries six days a week, and my patients find her guiding support immensely helpful.

If you're struggling with hip or knee pain, and are looking for expert advice, or if you're considering ‘going private' to swiftly get the care that you need, I'm here to help.