Mr Gurdeep Singh Biring

Mr Gurdeep Singh BiringMr Gurdeep Biring is a Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon based at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust (BHT) where he has worked since 2007. He is Arthroplasty Lead at BHT and the Director of the Hip2kneeclinic and operates his private practice from the BMI - Chiltern & Shelburne Hospitals. He specialises in Lower Limb Reconstructive Hip and Knee Surgery and is fellowship trained in all contemporary techniques with a particular interest in hip and knee arthroscopy, primary hip/knee joint replacement, hip resurfacing, revision joint replacement surgery, sports injuries and minimally invasive joint replacement surgery.

Mr Biring studied medicine at Charing Cross & Westminster Medical School, University of London and trained in Trauma & Orthopaedics on the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Rotation (Stanmore), where he developed a keen interest in lower limb arthroplasty surgery. This interest resulted in him giving academic research presentations, and releasing publications for the treatment of patients receiving joint replacement. He completed a Master of Science Degree in Orthopaedic Engineering with Distinction in 2003. After successfully completing the FRCS (Trauma & Orthopaedic) Intercollegiate Specialty Board Examination in 2004, he was awarded a Royal College of Surgeons of England Surgical Research Grant to pursue a Specialist Fellowship in Hip and Knee Reconstruction at the world renowned Vancouver General & Health Sciences Centre in 2005-6. Other awards have included The British Hip Society 2007 European Travelling Fellowship to the EndoKlinik, and a Hip Arthroscopy Travelling Fellowship in the world famous Steadman Hawkins Clinic in Vail, Colorado with Marc Philippon. In 2010, he was awarded the Davenport Research Award from Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust to study the treatment Femoro-acetabular Impingement.

Mr Biring offers a comprehensive understanding of the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic conditions affecting the lower limb such as sports injuries and arthritis. He continues to perform research in the field of hip & knee surgery and maintains strong academic links with North America, Europe and Bucks New University. His aim is to provide a caring patient centred approach with prompt diagnosis and rapid rehabilitation and enhanced recovery utilizing contemporary joint restoration and replacement techniques. Mr Biring is honoured to be an integral part of the Buckinghamshire Hospitals Orthopaedic Service and is committed to further improving this acclaimed programme.

During his spare time, Mr Gurdeep Biring enjoys spending time with his wife and three sons. His interests include golf, cricket, travel and comedy.

Postgraduate Education

2008

British Hip Society Travelling Fellowship:
Hip Arthroscopy – Michael Dienst, Saarland University, Homburg
Joint Arthroplasty – Prof Thorsten Gehrke, Endo-Klinik, Hamburg
Hip Arthroscopy - Marc Philippon, Steadman Hawkins Clinic, Vail, Colorado

2005 – 2006

Adult Lower Limb Reconstructive & Oncology Fellowship
Vancouver General & Health Sciences Centre, Vancouver,
University of British Columbia

2000 – 2006

Higher Surgical Training,
The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Rotation, London

2000 – 2003

Master of Science Orthopaedic Engineering,
University of Wales College of Medicine, Cardiff

1996 – 1999

Basic Surgical Rotation,
Charing Cross & Hammersmith Rotation, London

1995 – 1996

Pre-Registration Year, London

Undergraduate Education

2004

FRCS (T & O)

Intercollegiate Speciality Board Examination

2003

MSc Orthopaedic Engineering

University of Wales, Cardiff

1999

MRCS

Royal College of Surgeons of England

1999

AFRCS

Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh

1995

MBBS (Hons)

University of London

1992

BSc (Hons) Pharmacology

University of London

1989

3 'A' Levels:

Chemistry, Biology and Physics

1987

9 'O' Levels    &

1 'A/O' Level Mathematics

Awards and Distinctions

Scholarships & Awards

1988-89

Headboy of Slough Grammar School

1985-89
Annual Distinction Awards for Science and Mathematics
1988
Eton College Summer School Scholarship
1991
Briitish Medical Research Council Award for BSc
1991
Wellcome Trust Scholarship for BSc Research
2001
RNOH Research & Development Award
2005
The Harry Morton Surgical Research Fellowship –
The Royal College of Surgeons of England Surgical Research Fellowship
2005
Ronald Raven Barbers’ Award - The Worshipful Company of Barbers.
2007-08
Britsih Hip Society Award – Europaen Travelling Fellowship
2010
“Legacy Award” – Research Award for Investigation into Hip Disease
2010
Clinical Excellence Awards – Level 3
2013-19
Senior Arthroplasty & Lower Limb Reconstruction Lead

PRIZES

1992
Swinford Edwards Prize in Clinical Surgery
1993
Steadman Prize in Pathology
1994
Honours Viva in Pathology
(Part IV MBBS)
1995
Honours Viva in Medicine
(Part V MBBS)
2003
Distinction in MSc Orthopaedic Engineering
2008-9
Staff Award Scheme – Certificate of Merit
2010
The Legacy Award
2013-14
Healthcare Professional of the Year Award – Certificate of Merit
2013-14
Outstanding Contribution Award – Certificate of Merit

Positions of Responsibility

1988-89
Headboy of Slough Grammar School
1987-89
First XI Cricket Team Captain & Basketball Team Captain
1993-94
College Representative for the ‘National Association of Medical Students’
1993-94
Clinical student on the Interview Panel for prospective medical students
1997-99
Anatomy Demonstrator
2000-06
ATLS Instructor status
2002-05
Organiser for the Annual Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Golf Day
2003-04
Faculty for Continental Surgeon’s Course
2004-05
Interviewer for Senior SHO posts
2005-06
Faculty for Minimally Invasive Hip Surgery Course, Vancouver
2005-06
Faculty for MIS Telecast Course, Vail, Colorado.
2005-06
Mentor - Problem Based Learning for Students, University of British Columbia
2005-06
Clinical Supervisor for Surgical Trainees, University of British Columbia
2007-19
Educational Supervisor for regional training programme
2010-17
Faculty Examiner for Orthopaedics at The University of Oxford
2012-19
Reviewer for the BJJ
2012-19
Consultant Medical Appraiser for Revalidation
2014-19
Senior Arthroplasty/ Lower Limb Reconstruction Lead
2014-19
National Joint Replacement Registry Lead

Societal Memberships

1995-2019
British Medical Association
1997-2019
British Orthopaedic Association
1999-2019
Royal College of Surgeon England
2007-2019
British Hip Society
2007-2019
British Association of Surgery of the Knee
2007-2019
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
2014-2019
International Society for Hip Arthroscopy (ISHA)
- The Hip Preservation Society

Career Highlights

My career highligths are:

  • Developed a world-class arthroplasty training programme.
  • Developed a tertiary referral base for young adult hip pathology & sporting injuries.
  • Developed the “Enhanced Recovery Pathway” at BHT and constantly striving to Improving Patient Pathways in those having total hip and knee replacements in Buckinghmashire

Clinical Fellowship

Adult Lower Limb Reconstruction & Oncology

- 1st July 2005 to 30th June 2006

Clive P. Duncan

Professor & Chairman

MB, FRCSC

Bassam A. Masri

Associate Professor

MD, FRCSC

Donald S. Garbuz

Associate Professor

MD, FRCSC

Nelson V. Greidanus

Associate Professor

MD, FRCSC

I was a Fellow in the Division of Lower Limb Reconstruction in the Department of Orthopaedics at Vancouver General and Health Sciences Centre, University of British Columbia, Canada. The unit is the regional referral hip and knee reconstruction unit with vast experience in complex revision hip, knee arthroplasties and surgical management of the young arthritic hip and knee. The unit is well known for developing, amongst others, the Vancouver periprosthetic fracture classification and the PROSTALAC system for infected revision arthroplasty.

The fellowship operative experience included all aspect of arthroplasty surgery. There was extensive exposure to routine and complex revision hip and knee replacements. Novel techniques such as the use of Trabecular Metal implants and augments are used and evaluated prospectively. Mega prostheses are implanted in patients with previous multiple revision surgery or periprosthetic fractures with severe bone loss. Resurfacing hip arthroplasty, metal-on-metal hip replacements and minimally invasive surgery (MIS) are performed as part of ongoing clinical trials. The fellowship was tailored to provide maximum supervised operating opportunities for the Fellow. I have performed 450 arthroplasty cases in Vancouver with 100 revision hip arthroplasty cases, 60 revision knee cases with the remainder being primary hip and knee cases using minimally invasive approaches. I was involved in several research projects, which will lead to peer-reviewed publications.

Publications

Two-stage revision arthroplasty of the hip for infection using an interim articulated Prostalac hip spacer: a 10- to 15-year follow-up study.
J Bone Joint Surg Br. 2009 Nov;91(11):1431-7.

The mechanism of injury, the injury severity score and initial outcome of all trauma calls at a district general hospital from August 2006 to August 2007
Injury Extra 40(10):210-210 · October 2009

Ankle arthropathy in the haemophilic patient: A description of a novel ankle arthrodesis technique
Haemophilia 15(2):458-63 · March 2009

Predictors of quality of life outcomes after revision total hip replacement
The Bone & Joint Journal 89(11):1446-51 · November 2007

Outcomes of subcapital cuneiform osteotomy for the treatment of severe slipped capital femoral epiphysis after skeletal maturity
The Bone & Joint Journal 88(10):1379-84 · November 2006

Oophorectomy in primary colorectal cancer
Article in Annals of The Royal College of Surgeons of England 83(2):81-4 · April 2001

Endoscopic ligation or diathermy of the sphenopalatine artery in persistent epistaxis
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology 111(11):1047-50 · December 1997

Published Abstracts

Bone Research Society & British Orthopaedic Research Society. Enhanced Wear And Corrosion In Modular Tapers In Total Hip Replacement - An In-Vitro Biomechanical Study. J. Meswania, G. Biring, C. Wylie, J. Hua, S. Muirhead-Allwood, and G. Blunn J Bone Joint Surg Br 2012 94-B:(SUPP XXXVI) 16.

Canadian Orthopaedic Association: The Prostalac Hip: Outcomes 10–15 Years After Two-Stage Revision For Hip Infection. T. Kostamo, C.P. Duncan, D.S. Garbuz, B.A. Masri, and G. Biring. J Bone Joint Surg Br 2009 91-B:(SUPP II) 230.

Canadian Orthopaedic Association: Superior Outcomes Associated With The Limited Incision Anterolateral Intermuscular Approach (Mis Watson-Jones Approach). N. Greidanus, G. Biring, C. Duncan, D. Garbuz, and B. Masri. J Bone Joint Surg Br 2009 91-B:(SUPP II) 231.

British Hip Society: The Prostalac Hip: Outcomes 10–15 Years After Two-Stage Revision For Infection. G S Biring, T Kostamo, B A Masri, D S Garbuz, and C P Duncan. J Bone Joint Surg Br 2008 90-B:(SUPP III) 534.

British Hip Society:Predictors Of Quality Of Life Outcomes After Revision Total Hip Replacement. G S Biring, B A Masri, N V Greidanus, C P Duncan, and D S Garbuz. J Bone Joint Surg Br 2008 90-B:(SUPP III) 535.

British Hip Society:Superior Outcomes Associated With The Limited Incision Anterolateral Intermuscular Approach (Mis Watson-Jones Approach).
G S Biring, B A Masri, D S Garbuz, N V Greidanus, and C P Duncan. J Bone Joint Surg Br 2008 90-B:(SUPP III) 546.

British Orthopaedic Research Society: Enhanced Corrosion In Small Modular Tapers In Total Hip Replacement.
G. Biring, J. Meswania, C. Wylie, S. Muirhead-Allwood, J. Hua, and G. Blunn. J Bone Joint Surg Br 2006 88-B:(SUPP III) 370-371.

British Society Of Children's Orthopaedic Surgeons:Outcomes At Skeletal Maturity Of The Fish Cuneiform Osteotomy In The Treatment Of Severe Slipped Upper Femoral Epiphysis.
G Biring, A Hashemi-Nejad, and A Catterall. J Bone Joint Surg Br 2006 88-B:(SUPP III) 435.

European Federation Of National Associations Of Orthopaedics And Traumatology (Efort): Oral Presentations: Wear And Corrosion Of Tha O1224 Enhanced Corrosion Of Small Modular Tapers For Hip Replacement.
Gurdeep Biring, J. Meswania, C. Wylie, S. Muirhead-Allwood, J. Hua, and G. Blunn. J Bone Joint Surg Br 2004 86-B:(SUPP III) 250.

British Orthopaedic Association:Long-Term Functional Outcome Of Carbon Matrix Support Prosthesis In Chondral Injury And Early Osteoarthritis. G S Biring and G Bentley. J Bone Joint J Bone Joint Surg Br 2003 85-B:(SUPP II) 118.

The Distribution Of Mirror And Multiple Intracranial Aneurysms.
Biring G, Grieve J, Ellamushi H, Solanki G, Kitchen N. British Journal of Neurosurgery. Proceedings of the 135th Meeting of Society of British Neurological Surgeons. 2000; 14:3:273-93.

Book Chapters

Basic Orthopaedic Sciences: The Stanmore Guide.
Biotribology of Synovial & Artificial Joints. Friction, lubrication, wear and corrosion.
Biring G, Bankes M, Meswania J and Blunn G.

Minimal Direct Lateral Approach. Edited by AAOS
AAOS- Monograph on Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement
Biring G, Garbuz D, Masri B, Greidanus N & Duncan C.

Surgical Treatment of Hip, Arthritis: Reconstruction, Replacement, Revision. Edited by Dr. William J. Hozack.
Cement Extraction Techniques
Biring G, Masri B.

Surgical Treatment of Hip, Arthritis: Reconstruction, Replacement, Revision.Edited by Dr. William J. Hozack.
The anterolateral minimal / limited incision intermuscular approach for total hip arthroplasty
Biring G, Garbuz D & Duncan C

Yearbook of Orthopaedics, Mosby 2010. Edited by Morrey BF
Two-stage revision arthroplasty of the hip for infection using an interim articulated Prostalac hip spacer: a 10- to 15-year follow-up study.
Biring GS, Kostamo T, Garbuz DS, Masri BA, Duncan CP.

The Hip Joint. 1st Edition, Pan Stanford Publishing Pte. Ltd. Editors: K Mohan Iyer, 2017.
Chapter 6 - Injuries around the Hip Joint, Including Periprosthetic Fractures
Chapter 15 – Hip Arthroscopy
Biring G

Basic Orthopaedic Sciences: The Stanmore Guide. Second Addition 2017.
Biotribology of Synovial & Artificial Joints. Friction, lubrication, wear and corrosion.
Biring G, Bankes M, Meswania J and Blunn G.

Current Research

‘Minimally Invasive Total Hip Replacement’.

Outcomes of Femoro-acetabular Impingement Surgery - a correlation between post-operative MRI imaging & clinical outcome.

Innovative Cartilage Techniques for Hip Chondral Defects.

Predictors and determinants of patient satisfaction with outcome after revision total hip replacement.

Outcomes of patients undergoing mechanically aligned vs kinematically aligned total knee replacements.

Robotic unicompartmental knee replacement.

Robotic total hip /knee replacements.

MSc Orthopaedic Engineering Dissertation

- The Centre of Biomedical Engineering, Institute of Orthopaedic & Musculo-Skeletal Science, University College London

I investigated the head/neck interface of modular total hip replacements to see whether the use of small spigots (minispigots) resulted in enhanced wear and corrosion, and if this was influenced by the surface finish on these tapers. Wear and corrosion of spigots were compared in-vitro using a test based on the resultant force through the femoral head. The surface parameters & profiles were measured before & after testing along with scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Electrochemical static and dynamic corrosion (pitting) tests were performed on minispigots under loaded and non-loaded conditions. In the CoCrMo/ Ti combinations, wear and corrosion was increased in minispigots compared with standard spigots. Surface finish was crucial and corrosion of the minispigot was reduced if the surface finish was smooth. I was a awarded a ‘Distinction’ for the dissertation.

Research Grants

1992
Briitish Medical Research Council Award
1993
Wellcome Trust Scholarship for BSc Research
2001
RNOH Research & Development Award
2005
The Harry Morton Surgical Research Fellowship
2004
The Ronald Raven Barbers’ Award
2010
“Legacy Award” – Research Award for Investigation into Hip Disease

Conference Presentations

- National / International Presentations

Poster Presentations

2002
British Orthopaedic Association Annual Congress
Gossypiboma
Cardiff

2004
Combined Australian & British Orthopaedic Association Congress
Wear in Modular Tapers
Sydney

2007
British Hip Society
Superior Outcomes associated with the Limited Incision Anterolateral
Intermuscular Approach ( MIS Watson-Jones Approach )
Leeds

2010
European Federation Of National Associations Of Orthopaedics And Traumatology
Proximal Femoral Peri-Prosthetic Fractures: The District General Hospital Experience
Madrid

Podium Presentations

1997
3rd Meeting British Association of Otolarygologists, Head & Neck Surgeons
Endoscopic sphenopalatine artery ligation or diathermy in the treatment of epistaxis
Bristol

1999
135th Meeting of the Society of British Neurosurgical Surgeons
Distribution of mirror and multiple intracranial aneurysms
Cork

2001
British Orthopaedic Annual Congress
Long term functional outcome of carbon matrix support prostheses in osteochondral injuries of the knee.
Birmingham

2001
Royal Society of Medicine
Case report presentations – Gossypiboma.
London

2002
Institute of Mechanical Engineers (I Mech E)
International Conference – Engineers & Surgeons – Joined at the Hip.
Corrosion of minispigots for hip replacement.
London

2003
13th Annual Meeting European Orthopaedic Research Society
An analysis of wear and corrosion at modular interfaces in total hip replacements.
Helsinki

2003
6th Congress of the EFORT
Enhanced corrosion of small tapers for hip replacement.
Helsinki

2003
Continental Surgeon’s Course, University College
Slipped Upper Femoral Epiphysis – controversies in management
London

2003
British Orthopaedic Research Society
Modularity & interfaces in hip replacements.
Edinburgh

2006
British Society for Children’s Orthopaedic Surgery
Outcomes of subcapital cuneiform osteotomy in the treatment of severe slipped capital femoral epiphysis after skeletal maturity
Milton Keynes

2007
British Hip Society
The Prostalac Hip: Outcomes 10-15 years after two-stage revision for infection in 103 patients
Leeds

2007
British Hip Society
Predictors of Quality of Life Outcomes after Revision Total Hip Replacement
Leeds

2007
American Hip Society (Closed Meeting)
Predictors of Quality of Life Outcomes after Revision Total Hip Replacement
San Diego

2008
36Th Open Meeting of the Hip Society & 14th Combined Meeting Hip Society & AAHKS
Two-Stage Management of Infection After Hip Replacement using an Interval antibiotic Spacer
San Francisco

2010
3rd Saudi Orthopaedic Association International Meeting
Presedential Lecture – “Hip Arthroscopy – Current Concepts”
Dammam

2010
3rd Saudi Orthopaedic Association International Meeting
Peri-prosthetic Infection, treatment in the traditional way: Two stage approach
Dammam

2010
3rd Saudi Orthopaedic Association International Meeting
Predictors Of Outcome Of Revision Total Hip Arthroplasty
Dammam

2010
3rd Saudi Orthopaedic Association International Meeting
Registries in Orthopaedic Surgery
Dammam

2010
3rd Saudi Orthopaedic Association International Meeting
How do I do my TKR/ THR – Tips, Tricks, Pearls & Vignettes
Dammam

2011
Bone Research Society/ British Orthopaedic Research Society – 3rd Combined Meeting
Enhanced Wear And Corrosion In Modular Tapers In Total Hip Replacement – An In-Vitro Biomechanical Study.
Cambridge

2013
British Hip Society
A Financial Analysis Of Revision Hip Arthroplasty in a District General Hospital Setting.
Bristol

2013
British Association of Surgery of the Knee (BASK)
A Financial Analysis Of Revision Knee Arthroplasty in a District General Hospital Setting.
Leeds

2013
ICJR-ME International Congress for Joint Reconstruction - Middle East
  • Large Femoral Heads – What problems do they solve?
  • Complications in Hip Arthroscopy
  • National Joint Registry – Lessons from the UK registry
  • Removal of Well Fixed Femoral Components
  • Complex case discussions – ask the expert
Dubai

Clinical Audits

1996
Management of scaphoid fractures in an A&E Department
UCH
1999
Infection rates in massive endoprosthetic replacements
RNOH
2002
Trauma call utilisation
Watford
2002
Post-operative regimes in scoliosis surgery
RNOH
2004
Clinical Risk in the Outpatient Setting - Access to notes and xrays in fracture clinics
Barnet
2005
MIS total hip and knee arthroplasty rehabilitation protocols
Vancouver
2006
Post-operative radiographs and effects on discharge
Harlow
2006
Management of anti-coagulants in trauma patients
Reading
2008
Trauma Call Utilization
Wycombe
2012
Adherence to antibiotic protocols
Wycombe
2012
The use of Dabigatran and associated complications
Wycombe
2013
Use of Enhanced Recovery Protocols
Wycombe
2014
Compliance for PROMS data for BHT
BHT
2015
# NOF – Tip Apex Distance
BHT
2016
Enhanced Recovery Protocols
BHT
2017
Age Profiling for Total Joint Arthroplasty
BHT
2018
ATILLA – Tranxemaic Acid in Joint Replacement
BHT
2019
Metal On Metal Hip Resurfacing/ THR Review
BHT

Courses Attended

Arthroplasty and Arthroscopy

1997
Basic Knee Arthroscopy
RNOH
2001
Basic Knee Arthroplasty Course
RNOH
2001
Basic Hip Arthroplasty Course
RNOH
2003
Intermediate Knee Arthroscopy Course
RNOH
2003
Birmingham Hip Resurfacing SpR training Course
Birmingham
2003
Modern Techniques in Total Knee Arthroplasty
Harlow
2004
The London Hip Meeting
London
2004
Navigation in Hip & Knee Arthroplasty
Barnet
2004
Summer University – Basic & Revision Hip Surgery
Edinburgh
2005
Exeter Hip Symposium
Exeter
2005
Stanmore Hip Controversies Meeting
RNOH
2005
Current Concepts in Joint Arthroplasty
Florida.
2006
Emerging Trends in Hip and Knee Arthroplasty
Whistler
2006
Clinical Research Methods – RCS England
London
2007
The Great Debate – Early Intervention in the Hip & Knee
London
2008
Advanced Hip Arthroscopy
London
2008
Warwick Sports Hip Symposium
Warwick
2010
The London Hip Meeting
London
2010
AAOS
New Orleans
2010
Warwick Sports Hip Symposium
Warwick
2012
Warwick Sports Hip Symposium
Warwick
2013
Advanced Oxford Unicompartmental Knee Replacement
Oxford
2013
Basingstoke Osteotomy Symposium
Basingstoke
2013
Revision Total Knee Replacement
Boston
2014
Managing Complex Orthoapedic Trauma
Oxford
2015
The London Hip Meeting
London
2015
International Society of Hip Arthroscopy (ISHA)
Rio de Janeiro
2015
British Orthopaedic Association
Liverpool
2015
AAOS
Las Vegas
2016
Sports Knee Symposium
Burton
2016
British Orthopaedic Association
Belfast
2016
ISHA International Society of Hip Arthroscopy (ISHA)
Cambridge
2016
Direct Superior Approach (DSA) to the Hip
London
2016
BHS
Norwich
2017
Mako Robotic Symposium
London
2017
BHS
London
2017
BASK
Soothport
2017
Makoplasty
London
2017
Europaen Knee Society
London
2017
National Hip Fracture Database Regional Meeting
Reading
2018
BHS
Derby
2018
IKAS (International Knee Arthroplasty symposium)
Berlin
2018
BOA
Birmingham
2018
Direct Anterior Approach (DAA) to the Hip (Dr Laude)
Paris
2019
DAA – cadaveric course
Verona
2019
BASK
Brighton
2019
First London Anterior Hip Replacement Symposium
London
2019
DAA
Northampton
2019
Superpath Approach to the Hip
Leicester
2019
BOA
Liverpool
2019
DAA – Prof Corten
Belgium
2019
BOA
Liverpool
2019
International Society of Hip Arthroscopy (ISHA)
Madrid
2019
Makoplasty – Robotic Training Centre
Dublin
2019
Current Concepts in Joint Arthroplasty
Orlando

Faculty Member

2003
So you want to do Medicine
RNOH
2003-04
Basic Knee Arthroscopy
RNOH
2003-04
Basic Hip Arthroplasty
RNOH
2003-04
Basic Knee Arthroplasty
RNOH
2003-04
Continental Surgeon’s Course
UCH
2004
Revision Course for Final MB
Barnet
2005-06
Orthopaedic Examiner
UBC
2005-06
Minimally Invasive Hip Surgery Course
Vancouver
2005-06
MIS Telecast Course, Vail, Colorado.
Vancouver
2007-19
SpR Training Programme
Wycombe
2007-17
Joint Replacement for Theatre Staff
Wycombe
2007-17
GP Education Post-Graduate Programme
Wycombe
2009-17
Core Curriculum for Surgical Trainees
Oxford
2008-17
FRCS Examination Course
Oxford
2013
International Congress Joint Reconstruction - ME
Dubai
2013
Advanced Intra-articular Injection Techniques
London
2014
Advanced Hip Arthroscopic Techniques
Oxford
2014
Advanced Practice Physiotherapy Network
Oxford
2014
Management of Osteoporotic Fractures
Wycombe
2016
The Burden of Osteoporotic Fractures
Wycombe
2017
International Congress Joint Reconstruction – ME
Jeddah
2018
BOA Hip Fracture Care Day “Lessons Learnt”
Birmingham

Management Experience

I have always been involved in managing teams from an early age and have held positions of responsibility to enable me to do this:

  • Headboy,
  • Captain of First XI Cricket Teams,
  • Captain of Basketball Team,
  • Student Union NAMS Representative,
  • Anatomy Demonstartor,
  • Golf Society Organiser,
  • Interviewer for Senior SHO posts,
  • ROTA co-ordinator at several hospitals,
  • Mentor and Clinical Supervisor at the University of British Columbia,
  • Fellow’s Representative at Vancouver Health Sciences Centre,
  • Faculty Examiner
  • Educational Supervisor
  • Senior Arthroplasty Lead
  • Consultant Medical Appraiser for Revalidation
  • Clinical Lead in Arthroplasty & Lower Limb Reconstruction
  • VTE lead in Trauma & Orthopaedics
  • Human Tissue Authority (HTA) Designated Individual
  • Peri-prosthetic Infection MDT Lead

Teaching

I have been actively involved in the teaching of medical students, F1, F2, CT and higher surgical trainees. Regular contribution to lunchtime meetings and grand rounds. I have been voted for trainer the year for specialist registrars over the last several years. Teaching and examining experience includes the following:

1995 - present
Medical Student Teaching
CXH, UCH
1997-99
Anatomy Demonstrator
CXH
2000 - present
BST teaching
All hospitals
2002-03
BOA/RCN(SON) / AOT Casting techniques course
RNOH
2003-4
Faculty for Several Clinical Courses
RNOH
2004-06
FRCS (T&O) Vivas
RNOH, Barnet, RFH RBBH
2005-06
Problem based learning
UBC
2005-06
Techniques in MIS surgery
Vancouver,Warsaw
2006- 14
Advanced Physiotherapy Specialists Training
Reading, Wycombe
2007-17
GP Education Post-Graduate Programme
Wycombe
2009-17
Core Curriculum for Surgical Trainees
Oxford
2008-17
FRCS Examination Course
Oxford

General Interests

Sport

1984-89
School Basketball Team Captain

1987-89
First XI Cricket Team Captain

1986-89
Slough Scorpions Basketball Team

1989-95
Medical School Basketball Team

1991-95
Second VIII CXWMS Boat Club

1991-2019
Eton college Golf Club

Good Golfer, Keen cricketer, Fitness Training including ergometer training. I also enjoy hiking, biking and cricket practice with my three boys.