25 years in orthopaedics — fellowship-trained in hip & knee surgery, and one of the South East’s senior trauma specialists.
Mr Edmondson trained at Guy’s, King’s & St Thomas’ in London before completing advanced fellowships in hip and knee surgery in Perth, Western Australia, and complex trauma at Brighton’s Major Trauma Centre.
Today he practises at Nuffield Health Haywards Heath and the Spire Montefiore Hospital in Hove, and leads the NHS hip-fracture service at University Hospitals Sussex, where he also trains the next generation of surgeons.
His approach is simple: listen first, explain every option honestly — surgical and non-surgical — and build a plan around your life, not just your scan.
2001
MBBS — Guy’s, King’s & St Thomas’, London
2010
FRCS (Tr & Orth) — Royal College of Surgeons
2012
Advanced hip & knee fellowship — Perth, Western Australia
2014
Complex trauma fellowship — Brighton Major Trauma Centre
Today
Consultant & NHS clinical lead, hip-fracture care — University Hospitals Sussex
25 years
in orthopaedic surgery
★ 4.92
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2
leading private hospitals
1,000s
of hip & knee procedures
How I Work
Your story, your goals and your sport come before any scan. Consultations are never rushed.
Surgical and non-surgical paths explained side by side — around a third of patients are advised not to operate yet.
Reviewed by Mr Edmondson himself — not a registrar — from first consultation to final physio sign-off.
NHS Leadership & Training
Alongside private practice, Mr Edmondson leads the NHS hip-fracture service at University Hospitals Sussex — some of the most demanding surgery in orthopaedics, delivered at a major trauma centre.
He trains and examines the next generation of orthopaedic surgeons, which means his private patients benefit from technique that is current, evidence-led and constantly scrutinised.
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Beyond the theatre
A Welsh speaker, a lifelong martial artist and a father of three, Mr Edmondson knows exactly what a hip or knee has to survive — on the mat, on the fairway and on the school run. It is why conversations about returning to sport are grounded in real experience, not generic advice.
Appointments usually within a week · No GP referral needed for self-pay
