Mr Andrew Keightley

Andrew is a Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic surgeon practising at the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust. He specialises in shoulder and elbow surgery with his practice encompassing arthroscopic and mini-invasive surgery through to 3D planning arthroplasty.  Training Andrew qualified from Imperial College Medical school in 2006 and spent his junior doctor training in London and the South-East. He gained higher surgical education in Trauma and Orthopaedics in the Kent, Surrey and Sussex deanery before becoming the Upper Limb Fellow at the Royal Surrey Hospital, encompassing a practice in arthroscopy, arthroplasty and upper limb trauma. He then completed a prestigious fellowship at the international acclaimed Wrightington Upper Limb Unit. Here he further developed from a high volume tertiary centre renowned for complex primary and revision shoulder and elbow arthroplasty as well as complex soft tissue reconstruction cases. Andrew now helps run the Shoulder and Elbow Fellowship programme at the Royal Surrey Hospital, responsible for training fully qualified orthopaedic surgeons to become shoulder and elbow surgeons. Research and clinical interests Andrew has published a number of peer-reviewed scientific papers in Trauma and Upper limb surgery. He has written book chapters and has presented his work both nationally and internationally. Personal Interests: Andrew enjoys playing and watching football, rugby and tennis. He has played Bass guitar in various bands. He lives in Hampshire with his wife, two sons and loves walking through the countryside with their dog. Memberships – Royal College of Surgeons, England – British Elbow and Shoulder Society – Orthopaedic Trauma Society  Clinics – Mount Alvernia Hospital – Clare Park Hospital – Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust