Mr Adrian Simons

I qualified as a doctor from Guys Hospital in London in 1990. My early surgical training was in London and the South East. I spent 6 months teaching Anatomy at Kings college London. subsequently, I moved to the Midlands for my higher surgical training in Orthopaedic Surgery in Stoke and Oswestry. I then undertook a six months fellowship training in Hand surgery with the plastic surgeons in Manchester. I was appointed as a consultant at the royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust in 2003. Since then I have largely concentrated on shoulder, elbow and hand surgery. In addition, I teach on Basic surgical skills courses, I am a course director for the Advanced Trauma Life Support course, for which I have taught in this country and abroad. I am an examiner for the MRCS exam for the royal college of surgeons in Edinburgh, where I also teach on Anatomy courses for junior doctors

Shoulder surgery including joint replacement surgery, Keyhole operations for rotator cuff injuries, and dislocations Hand surgery for nerve compression (Carpal Tunnel and ulnar nerve), arthritis, Dupuytrens disease, and reconstruction after injuries