Profile
I qualified from St. Thomas's Hospital in 1989 and had surgical training in Oxford and London before moving to Cambridge for Orthopaedic training in East Anglia.  I returned to Oxford for specialist training in the Hand and was first appointed to a consultant post at Heath Road Hospital, Ipswich in the year 2000.  I was appointed to the staff at Addenbrooke's Hospital as a Consultant Hand Surgeon in 2005.

I undertook postgraduate research in Oxford, for which I was awarded an MSc, and I have research papers published on wound healing, scaphoid fractures and carpal tunnel syndrome surgery.

In addition to having qualifications as a Hand Surgeon I have an interest in all conditions and injuries affecting the Hand and Wrist, whether they require surgery or require non-surgical treatment.  In that respect, I am both a Hand Doctor and a Hand Surgeon and, therefore, I am a Hand Specialist.

I also treat nerve related conditions at the elbow (cubital tunnel syndrome) and in the forearm.  Examples of conditions treated (with or without surgery) include:  Tingly fingers (carpal tunnel syndrome or cubital tunnel syndrome), trigger digits/de Quervain's disesae, arthritis of the hand and wrist, Dupuytren's disease, hand and wrist injuries, nail conditions, lumps and bumps about the hand and wrist (including ganglion cysts) and wrist pain and hand pain.