Mr Moez Zeiton

Mr Moez Zeiton is a dual-fellowship trained consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon specialising in the treatment of disorders of the knee and hip. He graduated from the University of Leeds in 2009 and completed his higher orthopaedic specialist training on the North West (Manchester) rotation. He became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 2020. Following completion of training (CCT) he embarked on two sub-specialty Fellowships to further expand his expertise in the management of hip and knee arthritis (partial and full knee replacement), joint preserving solutions for early arthritis and sports injuries including meniscus and ligament injuries. Following completion of training (CCT) he embarked on two sub-specialty Fellowships. He was selected onto the highly competitive Wrightington Lower Limb Arthroplasty Fellowship Programme in 2021 training in the management of complex hip and knee disorders including primary and revision arthroplasty surgery. Following this, he completed a second fellowship at the Exeter Knee Reconstruction Unit focusing on the management of complex knee disorders including sports injuries (ACL reconstruction and meniscal surgery), partial knee replacement, robotic knee surgery and joint preservation surgery.  Throughout his training, he has also sought further opportunities to widen his experience in world renowned centres. Mr Zeiton was awarded the BOA Travelling Fellowship and spent 3 weeks at the world renowned Endo Klinik centre in Hamburg, Germany - a world leading centre in the management of complex revision arthroplasty surgery and prosthetic joint infection. He was also awarded the Charnley Latta fellowship and embarked on a 4 week travelling fellowship to visit world renowned experts in the United States learn and experience a different healthcare system with visitations to Hospital for Special Surgery (New York), Brigham and Women’s Hospital (Boston), Cleveland Clinic (Ohio) and the Mayo Clinic (Rochester). These former experiences have allowed him to hone his practice, ensuring that it is evidence-based and patient-specific. Mr Zeiton believes it is important for patients to be fully informed about the options that are available for the management of their symptoms and to tailor their treatment accordingly. He places clear communication, empathy and collaborative decision making at the heart of every interaction. Mr Zeiton is also a faculty member on several courses for the Royal College of Surgeons of England, the Wrightington Lower Limb Unit and humanitarian surgery courses. Outside of his clinical work in the UK, Mr Zeiton is involved in voluntary work in the humanitarian sector, and throughout his career has been part of and lead missions to disaster zones providing medical training and performing life-saving surgery. He is a faculty board member of the David Nott Foundation.

Mr Zeiton is a Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic surgeon who specialises in the management of disorders of the knee and hip. His clinical practice includes the treatment of sports injuries, ligament injuries, arthritis, patella instability and joint preservation surgery.