Benjamin Gooding

Mr Benjamin Gooding is a highly experienced Consultant Shoulder and Elbow Surgeon with expertise in both arthroscopic and open surgery. He has completed Fellowships at renowned institutions such as The Mayo Clinic and Harvard Orthopaedics in the USA, as well as Southern Orthopaedics and The Sydney Shoulder Institute in Australia. His special interests include elbow and shoulder trauma and ligament injuries, as well as degenerative conditions and replacement surgeries. He has a strong focus on education and has contributed to the development of orthopaedic assessment tools and medical websites. Mr Gooding holds several positions of responsibility, including Clinical Chairman of Nottingham NHS treatment centre and Chair of the Greater Nottingham Commissioners Clinical Cabinet. With qualifications including FRCS (Tr&Orth) and memberships in the British Orthopaedic Association and British Shoulder and Elbow Society, Mr Gooding has a wealth of knowledge and expertise in his field. He is affiliated with Nottingham University Hospitals and provides services at various locations, including Park Hospital, Nottingham City Hospital, Queen's Medical Centre, and Spire Nottingham Hospital. His sub-specialties include shoulder and elbow surgery, and he offers video and telephone consultations as part of his practice. Mr Gooding treats a wide range of conditions and injuries, including repetitive use injuries, sports injuries, arthritis, fractures, and ligament injuries. He is skilled in performing various procedures such as arthroscopy, rotator cuff repair, shoulder stabilisation, shoulder replacement, elbow arthroscopy, and ligament reconstruction. In addition to his medical career, Mr Gooding has a particular interest in research and is actively involved in ongoing projects on topics including elbow ligament reconstruction, elbow replacement, and shoulder fractures. He is also involved in various committees and educational initiatives within the field of shoulder and elbow surgery. Outside of work, his interests include scuba diving and motorcycle racing.