Mr Jonathan Stevenson

Jonathan Stevenson is a specialist in orthopaedic oncology & arthroplasty at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, Birmingham. After graduating from the University of Birmingham with degrees in biomedical sciences and medicine in 2005, he undertook postgraduate orthopaedic training on the Stoke/Oswestry rotation in the West Midlands. He was awarded the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA) International travelling fellowship award, the British Orthopaedic Oncology Society European travelling fellowship award and the American-British-Canadian travelling fellowship. He has also completed the BOA clinical leadership programme and was awarded a certificate in strategic management and leadership.  Jonathan specialises in paediatric and adult bone and soft-tissue sarcomas, limb-salvage and complex arthroplasty, particularly prosthetic joint infection. He is a senior honorary clinical lecturer in orthopaedics at Aston University. Jonathan is chief/principal investigator on studies concerning metastatic bone disease, osseointegration of endoprosthetic replacements and bacterial fluorescence in PJI and clinical lead for sarcoma genomics, metastatic bone disease and the research tissue bank.   He is also clinical lead for the Bone Metastasis Research Collaborative (BMRC) and a trustee for the Bone Cancer Research Trust (BCRT) leading on awareness and early diagnosis in bone sarcomas. In addition to his clinical work, Mr. Stevenson has presented research at an international level since 2010 and is a reviewer for multiple orthopaedic and oncology journals. He has published greater than 100 peer reviewed scientific articles with over 1000 citations, six book chapters and is the co-editor of an orthopaedic basic sciences textbook. Due to his experience, he regularly examines and lectures on FRCS (Tr & Orth) courses.

Revision joint replacement Prosthetic joint infection Hip and knee replacement Bone and soft-tissue tumours Metastatic bone disease Orthopaedic oncology