Personal Profile
Fahad Attar is a consultant in Trauma & Orthopaedics, specialising in lower limb arthroplasty, knee and shoulder reconstruction surgery and sports medicine.
He has certified fellowship in lower limb arthroplasty, knee reconstruction surgery, sports medicine and joint preservation surgery from world renowned centres; the Nuffield Orthopaedic centre in Oxford, the Holland Orthopaedic centre, Sunnybrook hospital in Toronto, Canada and at Wrightington hospital here in the UK.
He has an interest in education and training and this is reflected by his involvement in orthopaedic training courses as a tutor and facilitator over the last 5-6 years. He is an ATLS instructor and has held positions as an examiner for medical students at the University of Liverpool and Leicester here in the UK and also at the University of Toronto in Canada. He has also been invited as a guest speaker at International orthopaedic meetings and symposiums and GP teaching forums to give talks on biological therapies, specialist orthopaedic problems and musculoskeletal related problems.
He is well published and has been involved in ongoing clinical and lab based research right through his training and fellowship years and this has culminated in numerous peer reviewed publications and numerous oral and poster peer reviewed presentations in both national and international meetings. He is currently involved in numerous ongoing research projects with biological therapy treatments.
He also has an interest in disaster medicine and management and is currently on the UK International Emergency Trauma Register which deploys doctors in response to international disasters.
He has certified fellowship in lower limb arthroplasty, knee reconstruction surgery, sports medicine and joint preservation surgery from world renowned centres; the Nuffield Orthopaedic centre in Oxford, the Holland Orthopaedic centre, Sunnybrook hospital in Toronto, Canada and at Wrightington hospital here in the UK.
He has an interest in education and training and this is reflected by his involvement in orthopaedic training courses as a tutor and facilitator over the last 5-6 years. He is an ATLS instructor and has held positions as an examiner for medical students at the University of Liverpool and Leicester here in the UK and also at the University of Toronto in Canada. He has also been invited as a guest speaker at International orthopaedic meetings and symposiums and GP teaching forums to give talks on biological therapies, specialist orthopaedic problems and musculoskeletal related problems.
He is well published and has been involved in ongoing clinical and lab based research right through his training and fellowship years and this has culminated in numerous peer reviewed publications and numerous oral and poster peer reviewed presentations in both national and international meetings. He is currently involved in numerous ongoing research projects with biological therapy treatments.
He also has an interest in disaster medicine and management and is currently on the UK International Emergency Trauma Register which deploys doctors in response to international disasters.
