Timothy Williams

Timothy Williams is a Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon with over 20 years of experience. He specialises in conditions affecting the Foot and Ankle, with expertise in foot and ankle injuries from sports and work, ankle instability, running pains, forefoot pain, deformities like bunions and claw toes, and arthritis. Timothy's training includes a Specialist Fellowship in Foot & Ankle Surgery and a membership in various medical associations, including the British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society. He has published research in Foot and Ankle Surgery and works closely with biomechanics, podiatrists, physiotherapists, and radiologists. Timothy Williams has a particular interest in foot and ankle care, sports injuries, foot and ankle deformities, arthritis, and trauma. His qualifications include FRCS(Tr&Orth) from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Glasgow and an MBBS from Guy's and St. Thomas's (UMDS). With a focus on education and sharing knowledge, Timothy has lectured nationally and internationally, serving as faculty to foot and ankle courses. He has received awards for his presentations on foot and ankle care and has been involved in research projects on ankle cartilage keyhole surgery and the management of conditions like achilles tendon rupture and necrotising fasciitis. In addition to his medical practice, Timothy Williams enjoys sharing knowledge with colleagues and serving on the Education Committee of the British Foot & Ankle Society. He has lectured at national and international events on foot and ankle care, emphasizing the importance of training and collaboration in the field. Timothy's research interests include rehabilitation protocols for ankle cartilage keyhole surgery and various projects at Colchester General Hospital focusing on achilles tendon rupture, Necrotising Fasciitis, and accelerated ankle fracture management.