Mr Andy Taylor

Having been educated at Merchant Taylors' school in Crosby, Liverpool, I gained entry to St. Mary's hospital medical school in London in 1985. I completed an intercollated BSc in 1988 and qualified as a doctor in 1991. I completed my basic surgical training and my registrar training on the North West Thames rotation and after a sports medicine fellowship in Perth, Western Australia was appointed as a consultant orthopaedic Knee surgeon at The Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospital NHS Trust in May 2002. I presently practice out of Spire Liverpool Hospital (seeing private and NHS patients) and work on a part-time basis in the NHS dealing with complex cases and acting as a mentor. I am a member of the British Orthopaedic Association, British Association of Surgery of the Knee and also an invited member of the 20/20 group which is a national group of specialist soft tissue knee surgeons. I represented England rugby at under 18 level whilst at school and continue to have a keen interest in sport particularly rugby and football. I treat a number of professional sportsmen and women and am knee surgeon to Liverpool football club. Other interests include hill walking particularly in The Lake District, real ales and red wine

All aspects of knee surgery(except revision total knee replacement and osteotomy) I have a specialist interest in sports knee surgery eg arthroscopy/meniscal surgery and ACL reconstruction