Simon Boyle is an experienced specialist in sports, shoulder, and upper limb surgery with over 20 years of expertise. He graduated in 1997 and trained in Orthopaedics both in Yorkshire and Australia. Currently, he holds a prominent position at York Teaching Hospital, where he manages a busy trauma practice and treats complex upper limb disorders. Simon's focus areas include elite sports injuries, rotator cuff disorders, arthritis, and nerve compression issues. He emphasises patient collaboration in developing treatment plans to enhance quality of life and facilitate a return to previous activities and sports. With a wealth of experience, Simon has completed advanced Shoulder and Upper Limb Fellowships and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Trauma and Orthopaedics. He is a member of various prestigious medical associations, including the Royal College of Surgeons of England and Edinburgh, the British Medical Association, and the British Elbow and Shoulder Society. Simon's active research portfolio is reflected in numerous publications and book chapters, and he frequently lectures internationally on topics such as shoulder biomechanics, rotator cuff repairs, and arthroscopic procedures. Beyond his medical practice, Simon Boyle indulges in interests such as Rugby Union and League, running, rowing, fitness, and participating in triathlons like Ironman and Marathons. His research interests delve into areas such as shoulder dislocations and instability, the Latarjet procedure, rotator cuff and Suprascapular nerve disorders, frozen shoulder, and posterior shoulder instability. This extensive background underscores his dedication to advancing the field of sports, shoulder, and upper limb surgery.