MB ChB 2000 Auckland; FRACS (Orth) 2011

Jeremy is a knee and shoulder surgeon with a special interest in anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries and shoulder instability.

He has a unique insight and understanding into sports injuries as he played rugby for the All Blacks, the Blues and the Highlanders, along with softball for both New Zealand and Samoa.

Jeremy has had operations on both of his shoulders and two ACL surgeries. These experiences have given him a holistic approach to knee and shoulder injuries, with an emphasis on the importance of rehabilitation and reinjury prevention.

As well as being a partner at UniSports Orthopaedics, Jeremy has previously been a consultant at Starship Children’s Hospital, specialising in paediatric sports injuries.

• sports injuries
• paediatric sports injuries
• musculoskeletal infection
• high tibial osteotomy in the osteoarthritic knee.

Orthopaedic Surgeon

• Unisports fellowship in sports medicine, Auckland 2012
• Paediatric fellowship at Starship Childrens Hospital, Auckland 2012
• Paediatric fellowship at Royal Childrens Hospital, Melbourne 2013
• Orthosports Victoria Knee surgery fellowship, Melbourne 2013

2 November 2001

Orthopaedic Surgery