…Midlands basic surgical training programme and the Warwick higher surgical training program in orthopaedics. During this time I obtained an MSc from the University of Warwick.
I undertook fellowship training in trauma, pelvic and acetabular reconstruction and lower limb arthroplasty at Frenchay Hospital and the Avon Orthopaedic Centre. I was appointed as a consultant at UHCW in 2014. I am the clinical lead for orthopaedic trauma and organise the fellowship programme in complex trauma.

…Coventry and Warwickshire. He trained in the Northern Deanery and undertook trauma fellowships at Edinburgh and Toronto. His clinical interests include pelvic and acetabular fractures, polytrauma, peri-articular fractures and chest trauma. He is also the lead for musculoskeletal sciences at Warwick University for the MBChB course.

…rotation in London and was appointed as a consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon at University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire in 2014.

His main clinical interests are in the management of complex adult trauma patients with multiple injuries including rib fracture fixation and non-union surgery and also performs lower limb arthroplasty surgery.

He graduated from Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital, London and completed a Masters in Orthopaedic Engineering at Cardiff University with distinction.

He has completed his trauma fellowship training at Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary, Canada in 2010/11. He has worked during this year with Professor Rick Buckley and has a specialist interest in the treatment of calcaneal fractures. He has also worked as a consultant trauma surgeon at Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham

…and Warwickshire since 2017. His main specialist interest is complex trauma surgery, including periarticular fractures, polytrauma and non-unions. He also has an interest in knee surgery (arthroplasty/soft tissue reconstruction).

He completed his medical training at the University of Cambridge in 2006 and moved to Nottingham for his orthopaedic training, which he completed in 2016. During this time he was awarded two travelling fellowships including the prestigious BOA travelling fellowship, and visited trauma centres in Toronto, Baltimore (Shock Trauma) and Boston. He also completed an MSc in Orthopaedic Engineering at Cardiff University in 2014. He has subsequently undertaken fellowships in orthopaedic trauma at Vancouver General Hospital, and knee surgery at the Royal Derby Hospital.

Darryl has an active interest in research and has been involved in several clinical and lab-based projects which have been both published and presented at national/international meetings. He has also completed several quality improvement projects including optimising fracture clinic services, as well as improving non-operative cast management of distal radius fractures. He participates regularly in teaching, and is an AO and ATLS instructor.

Outside of medicine his interests are travelling with his family, and sports such as football, basketball and cricket.

…reconstruction and complex trauma. His NHS practice at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire involves managing both patients with high energy life changing injuries and patients with established hip and knee arthritis.

Farhan qualified in 2007 in Hyderabad, India, and continued his post-graduate training in orthopaedic surgery in the same city. Seeking career advancement, he relocated to the UK in 2012. In 2017, he obtained his FRCS(Tr & Orth) and then pursued further specialist fellowship training in trauma (at UHCW – major trauma centre) and high volume lower limb joint replacement surgery (hip and knee) at Warwick Hospital.

Farhan has a strong background in research, with involvement in audits and large multicentre randomised control trials. He has presented his research findings at conferences and published in peer-reviewed journals. https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=Wvod3Y8AAAAJ

Farhan enjoys teaching and is an educational/clinical supervisor for trainees at different career stages. A testament to his high-quality teaching was being voted “Trainer of the Year” by Warwick trainees in 2022. Additionally, he organises educational meetings to enhance postgraduate doctors’ training and is involved in teaching of phase 3 students at Warwick Medical School. His local service improvement projects encompass setting up a virtual fracture clinic service, and optimising patient pathways in arthroplasty during his fellowship at Warwick Hospital.

…Surgery and Centre Lead for Bone and Joint Health at Queen Mary University of London and Barts Health.
Driven by a commitment to improving patient care, his research focuses on the clinical and cost effectiveness of new and existing treatments to advance bone and joint health. He has secured more than £45 million in research funding, alongside over 120 peer-reviewed publications and his work has been cited by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. He is passionate about developing innovative methodologies that harness the power of routinely collected data while combining this with the rigour of randomisation.

His vision is to make a step change in musculoskeletal research and care here in Northeast London and with colleagues across the world.

Outside of work he can be found mountain biking or rock climbing usually with his young sons in tow!

… in orthopaedic trauma surgery and the management of post-traumatic complications including fracture fixation failure, nonunion, deformity and osteomyelitis. Will trained in surgery throughout Northern England and completed his education with a year of fellowship experience before being appointed as Consultant Surgeon to the South Tees Hospitals National Health Service (NHS) Foundation Trust in 2014.

Having left the British Army in the rank of Lieutenant Colonel after nineteen years of service, Will has worked in an operational capacity in Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan. Will has an acknowledged reputation in orthopaedic trauma research, publishing numerous papers, letters and book chapters.

He completed a master’s degree investigating fracture distribution in Road Traffic Accidents. He has also completed a formal period of study at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, successfully defending his thesis to be awarded Doctor of Medicine. He is research active and is co-applicant on several NIHR funded research trials.

In his NHS practice, Mr Eardley consults on acute and chronic trauma management, with a range of patients under his care for significant limb injuries. Post traumatic deformity, fixation failure, nonunion and infection account for the bulk of his clinical work.

Will holds several senior positions of responsibility within United Kingdom Orthopaedic Trauma :

Vice-Chair British Orthopaedic Association Trauma Committee

Vice-Chair Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Speciality Board. Orthopaedic Clinical Lead, National Hip Fracture Database of England and Wales.

National Major Trauma Registry Audit Orthopaedic representative