Parag Jaiswal is a highly experienced and award-winning consultant orthopaedic surgeon specialising in hip and knee conditions. As well as being a leading figure in orthopaedics for treating hip and knee conditions, he has a special interest in young adult hip pain, cartilage injuries in the hip and knee, and complex trauma in the leg and sports injuries. He has completed multiple training fellowships around the world, including the highly coveted British Hip Society Travelling Fellowship in the US and has won many awards and accolades for his outstanding work and research within his field. From his extensive training and experience in prestigious NHS posts, he is able to offer a range of implants and use different materials according to a patient’s needs and requirements. This way he can offer a truly bespoke service tailored towards the patients’ demands.

Parag prides himself on his research and on keeping his knowledge of hip and knee treatments ahead of current trends, enabling him to offer patients the best and most effective treatments. Alongside his NHS role and private practice, Parag is committed to training the future generation of doctors and surgeons in his prestigious role as an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University College London. Patients describe him as kind, honest and hardworking.

• 2020 - Present: Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer University College London
• 2019 - Present: Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust
• 2018 - 2019: Locum Consultant, Croydon University Hospital
• 2018: British Hip Society Travelling Fellowship to Steadman-Philippon Clinic, Vail, Colorado,
• 2016 - 2018: Locum Consultant, Guy’s & St. Thomas
• 2016: Locum Consultant, King’s College Hospital, London
• 2014: The W J Little Travelling Fellowship (Awarded by Seddon Society, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore)

• MD (Res) University College London, 2015
• FRCS (T&O) Royal College of Surgeons of England, 2014
• MBBS King's College London, 2001
• BSc Guy's and St. Thomas' Medical School, 1998

• British Hip Society (BHS)
• British Orthopaedic Association (BOA)
• International Society Hip Arthroscopy (ISHS)