Mr Guy Morris

Guy was born in New Zealand. He lived and attended school abroad in the Middle East and Greece before moving to the UK in 1997.  He completed an undergraduate degree in Sports Rehabilitation and Injury Prevention from Middlesex University in 2001 and then went on to complete his medical degree at the University of Leicester in 2007. He undertook his higher surgical training in the West Midlands on the Birmingham Orthopaedic Training Program and obtained his Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in Trauma and Orthopaedics in 2017. He then gained further experience in the specialist field of oncology and arthroplasty during his fellowship in Sydney at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital; the largest sarcoma unit In Australia.   He is the former Clinical Director for the Oncology unit at the world renowned Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham – the largest bone sarcoma unit in Europe.

Guy Morris is an orthopaedic surgeon whose expertise is in the treatment of bone and soft tissue cancer (sarcoma), metastatic bone cancer and in performing both complex primary and revision hip and knee replacements for arthritis. He has authored a number of papers in international journals in the fields of oncology and arthroplasty. A reviewer of scientific papers and textbooks and an honorary clinical lecturer at Birmingham University, he has maintained an active interest in teaching. He lectures internationally on the management of bone cancer, metastatic bone disease and complex/revision arthroplasty. In 2022 he convened the first UK Sarcoma Allograft Conference and in 2024 he jointly organised the first worldwide consensus Orthopaedic Oncology meeting in Birmingham establishing a consensus on the management of chondrosarcoma and of infected tumour implants.  He is actively involved in research projects with a particular interest in navigated tumour resection, 3D printed jig tumour resection and chondrosarcoma treatment. He has published multiple papers in leading clinical journals in the fields of oncology and arthroplasty.