Simon Lambert

Mr Simon Lambert is an experienced Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon with over 30 years of expertise. Holding NHS positions at University College London Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, he specialises in trauma & orthopaedic surgery. He has undergone extensive training as an AO Fellow, AO Stipendiat, and North American Travelling Fellow of the SECEC, with memberships in various prestigious medical associations. With numerous publications to his name, Mr Lambert has focused on disorders of the shoulder and elbow, collaborating with international colleagues. His clinical practice is heavily influenced by his research, covering areas such as rotator cuff biology, implant outcomes, and shoulder and elbow trauma treatment. Holding qualifications including FRCS England and FRCS Edinburgh, he has received awards for his contributions to the field and provides courses to General Practitioners on shoulder and elbow examinations and management. Beyond his medical accomplishments, Mr Lambert has diverse personal interests, including reading about the history of ideas and comparative philosophy, fitness activities like triathlon preparation, and supporting seminars on psychiatry. His research interests involve innovative methods of rehabilitation in upper extremity disorders and anatomical studies related to shoulder reconstruction and elbow joint forces. This well-rounded surgeon prioritizes both professional development and personal pursuits.