About

My Story

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Special Interests

James Gill’s special surgical interests are knee replacement surgery particularly uni (or partial) knee replacement surgery, anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction and knee preservation technique such as osteotomy (realignment) and meniscal repair). James is interested in the latest surgical enhanced recovery techniques which means it is often possible for patients undergoing partial knee replacement to go home on the same day as their surgery.

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Research​ 

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​James is deeply committed to advancing orthopaedic knowledge through research and has authored more than 20 peer-reviewed publications. For a complete list of his work, please visit his Google Scholar profile

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Education and Training

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James Gill studied medicine at the University of Cambridge, Hughes Hall (2005-2009). He undertook his foundation (2009-2011) and orthopaedic registrar training in the East of England (2005-2021). He completed his fellowship training with Dr Peter Myers and TimMcMeniman at the Brisbane Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine centre in 2022. This is a world-renowned fellowship with exposure to all forms of knee surgery.

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Personal
 

Outside of work I enjoy spending time with friends and family. Along with his wife James shares a passion for swimming, cycling and running and completed a eight ‘Iron’ distance triathlons. Including the Ironman World Age Group Championships in Kona, Hawaii.

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Clinical interests

• Partial (unicondylar) knee replacement

• Total knee replacement

• Key hole cartilage and meniscus surgery

• Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction

• Patella stabilisation surgery

Professional Memberships

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