Personal Profile
Jimmy undertook prestigious fellowships in the UK (Derby, Oxford and Coventry) and in Australia (Perth) where he gained significant experience in managing sports injuries around the knee and performing complex reconstruction surgery to allow people to return to sports/activity. He believes in joint preserving surgery whenever possible to avoid or delay the progression of osteoarthritis. He has also visited multiple leading surgeons in the field of knee surgery (Dr Freddie Fu, Dr Volker Musahl, Dr Kevin Stone and Dr Rob LaPrade) to further his skills and learn new techniques.
Jimmy now has a busy soft tissue knee practice in Nottingham, offering simple arthroscopic procedures to complex ligament (often multiple ligaments) reconstructions and re-alignment (osteotomy) surgery. He offers an individualised approach in ACL reconstruction surgery, tailoring his graft selection to individual patients needs. He also performs partial and total knee replacement surgery when joint preservation is no longer possible.
Jimmy has set up a fellowship programme in Nottingham, which has attracted senior trainees from the UK and around the world to come and train with him. He is also an educational lead for the orthopaedic training programme in the East Midlands and is actively involved in surgical training and teaching. He has founded and is currently the president of East Midlands Knee Preservation Society, with the aim to collaborate with colleagues around the region and to improve the overall of quality of knee surgery in the region.
Despite being a busy clinician, he continues to be active in research and attends conferences regularly to stay up to date in order to provide the best treatment for his patients.
