Mr Paul Gill is an experienced Knee Surgeon with expertise spanning childhood knee problems, sports injuries, and knee replacement surgery. Holding NHS roles as Consultant Orthopaedic and Knee Surgeon at Princess Royal University Hospital in Kent, Mr Gill collaborates with a skilled rehabilitation team to explore non-surgical management options for various conditions. Specialising in Trauma & orthopaedic surgery, he is a member of prestigious associations such as the British Association for Surgery of the Knee (BASK) and the Royal College of Surgeons of England. With over two decades of experience, Mr Paul Gill has garnered accolades for his work in knee surgery, including awards for Modern Management of the Osteoarthritic Knee and Sports Injuries of the Knee. Trained with FRCS (Tr&Orth) and FRCS (Eng) qualifications, he offers courses to General Practitioners on topics like the Osteoarthritic Knee and Sports Knee Injuries. His sub-specialty lies in Knee surgery, focusing on arthroscopic procedures, ligament reconstruction, knee replacement surgery, and sports knee injuries. An area of particular research interest for him is Accelerated Rehabilitation following knee surgery. Outside of his medical practice, Mr Paul Gill enjoys pursuits such as Triathlon, Beekeeping, Ballroom Dancing, and woodwork. With a commitment to advancing knee surgery techniques and patient care, he continues to stay active in the field, sharing his knowledge through courses and remaining involved in research focused on improving post-operative outcomes.