I trained at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital in London and qualified with a first-class degree in anatomy and an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine - Bachelor of Surgery) degree in 1997. I undertook further training at centres of excellence, both in the UK and Australia, via the Royal College of Surgeons. In 2006 I was awarded the Walter Mercer Gold Medal for the best performance throughout Great Britain and Ireland in the final FRCS (Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons) orthopaedics examination. I was appointed British Orthopaedic Association Ambassador to Hong Kong in 2007 and worked in Australia in some of the best knee surgery units in the world. In 2008 I became a Consultant Surgeon in the UK and am an advisor to NHS England via the National Orthopaedic Alliance. I now perform amongst the highest number of knee replacement operations each year on the UK National Joint Registry with one of the lowest revision rates (meaning very high success rates) and am happy to share my surgical outcome data with my patients.