Campbell MacEachern

Mr Campbell MacEachern is an experienced Consultant orthopaedic surgeon specialising in hip and knee disorders. With over 15 years of expertise, he currently holds the position of honorary senior lecturer at Leeds University. Mr MacEachern's training includes a membership at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and higher surgical training in Aberdeen. His specialisations encompass complex joint replacements, haemophilia-related knee and hip issues, and orthopaedic medical education at Leeds University. Additionally, he has been recognised for his clinical teaching excellence by the University of Leeds and serves on the editorial board for the Orthopaedics and Trauma journal. In terms of qualifications, Mr MacEachern achieved MRCS in 2005 and FRCS in 2011 from the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh. He pursued his medical studies at the University of Aberdeen, obtaining an MBChB and BSc (Med Sci) in the same year. For his contributions to the field, he received an award for Arthritis - Current Medical and Surgical Management. His sub-specialties lie within hip and knee surgeries, reflected in his various publications focusing on osteoarthritis, joint injuries, and arthritis supplements. Moreover, Mr MacEachern delivers courses to General Practitioners on Arthritis - Current Medical and Surgical Management. Outside of his medical career, Mr MacEachern leads a fulfilling personal life in Leeds with his family. He is an avid musician with a passion for playing multiple instruments and indulges in hobbies like model making and building with Lego. His interests also extend to skiing, tennis, and ongoing research on topics such as arthritis disease processes, medical imaging in arthritis patients, and reducing post-joint replacement pain through peri-operative regimes.