In 2014, I took time out of programme for research. The culmination of this research period led to the award of DPhil from the University of Oxford with a thesis entitled “The role of surgery in early osteoarthritis of the knee”. 

I have completed two international fellowships. A sports injury fellowship at Unisport Orthopaedics in Auckland and a lower limb arthroplasty fellowship at North Shore Hospital, Auckland. I have received specialist surgical training in primary and revision hip and knee arthroplasty surgery, robotic assisted surgery, peri-prosthetic fracture, knee ligament reconstruction and general trauma. 

To broaden my clinical experience, I have visited multiple centres of excellence for hip and knee surgery across Germany and France. These trips have been supported by bursaries from both the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA Travelling Fellowship) and Worshipful Company of Barbers (Ronald Raven Barber’s Award). These visits have been hugely rewarding. 

Through my clinical experience, research endeavours and academic pursuits I have developed a particular interest in lower limb surgery with a focus on knee preservation surgery, hip and knee replacement surgery and sports injuries of the knee.

Outside Interests

Family, tennis, rugby, skiing.