Simon Clint

Mr Simon Clint is a highly experienced trauma and orthopaedic surgeon with over two decades of expertise. He graduated from University College London in 1998 and furthered his training in foot and ankle surgery through specialized fellowships at reputable institutions such as the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital in Stanmore and The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. Currently serving as a Consultant at Cheltenham General Hospital, Mr Clint has helped develop the Foot and Ankle service there while also engaging in teaching at a national and international level. His practice focuses exclusively on foot and ankle surgery, with a keen interest in sports medicine and trauma cases. With a strong background in foot and ankle surgery, Mr Clint dedicates a significant part of his NHS operating to treating acute injuries in this area. His expertise extends to foot surgery, ankle surgery, and trauma cases, making him a sought-after specialist in Gloucestershire. Outside of his clinical work, Mr Clint is actively involved in the medical support team for Gloucester Rugby, Cheltenham Race Course, and major Eventing competitions like Badminton and Gatcombe. He also provides advisory services to sports teams such as Gloucester Rugby and Cheltenham Town Football Club, showcasing his commitment to the field of sports medicine. Additionally, he had the privilege of being an orthopaedic matchday doctor during the Rugby World Cup in 2015.