William Bartlett

Mr William Bartlett is an experienced Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon with over 20 years of expertise. Specialising in the management of hip and knee complaints, he offers surgical and non-operative treatments to patients of all ages, from young adults to the elderly. With a focus on joint preservation and minimally invasive surgery, Mr Bartlett is known for his personalised approach, utilising modern techniques such as robotic-assisted surgery and custom prostheses. He has a vast experience in treating a wide range of patients, including professional athletes and those with significant medical conditions. Having completed his medical training at University College London, Mr Bartlett went on to undertake fellowships and specialist training in the UK and internationally. He is renowned for his research in joint repair and custom-made prostheses, with numerous publications in prestigious orthopaedic journals. As a lead investigator of a clinical study on hip replacement prostheses, he is at the forefront of advancing surgical techniques. In addition to his NHS role at The Whittington Hospital, Mr Bartlett is committed to training future surgeons and provides lectures on hip and knee assessment and treatment. Aside from his professional achievements, Mr William Bartlett is passionate about sports, mountains, family, French wine, and gastronomy. His dedication to accelerated recovery techniques after joint replacement, computer-guided surgery, and novel anaesthetic methods showcases his commitment to improving patient outcomes. With a vast array of interests in hip and knee surgeries, including robotic-assisted procedures and minimally invasive techniques, Mr Bartlett remains a highly respected figure in the field of orthopaedic surgery.