Amir Qureshi is an award-winning consultant orthopaedic surgeon specialising in knee and lower limb conditions and procedures. He was awarded The Wessex Trainer of the Year awards in consecutive years, as well as a ‘Hospital Hero’ badge for the University Hospital Southampton. Alongside his NHS positions and private practice, Amir is an honorary senior clinical lecturer at University Hospital Southampton, dedicating his time to teaching future surgeons. He has been widely published in medical journals and textbooks and has been invited to lecture internationally. Patients describe him as calm, understanding and hard-working.

• Oct 2012 - present: Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, University Hospital Southampton
• 2015 - present: Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer at the University Hospital Southampton
• Postgraduate education lead for orthopaedics at UHS

• FRCS Trauma and Orthopaedics Royal College of Surgeons, England 2010
• Australian Orthopaedic Association accredited fellowship in Hip and Knee surgery
• Fellowship in Limb Reconstruction at The Russian Ilizarov Scientific Centre for Restorative Traumatology and Orthopaedics, Kurgan, Russia

• Royal College of Surgeons England
• British Orthopaedic Association
• British Limb Reconstruction Society
• General Medical Council number 4435260
• British Association of Knee Surgery (BASK)
• British Limb Reconstruction Society

• Arthroscopy of the Elbow: The Accessory Lateral Portal, Seating of Ceramic Liners in the Uncemented Trident® Acetabular Shell: Is There Really a Problem?
• Locked and angulated fracture of the scapula blade in a 15-year-old rugby player: a closed manipulation technique for reduction
• Postoperative radiographs following hip fracture surgery. Do they influence patient management?
• Acute fingertip injuries
• Reduction of the posterior pelvic ring by non-invasive stabilisation: a report of two cases
• Are We Able To Comply With The NICE Head Injury Guidelines?
• Emergencies In The Air
• Distracting Injuries- Missed Spinal Injury
• A review of the mechanics and pattern of limb fractures
• Surgical training in Intensive & critical care
• Trampoline injuries: A jump to the clinic
• The Management Of Ankle Syndesmosis Injuries – A National Audit Of United Kingdom Practice And Comparison With Published Recommendations
• Compartmental Pressure Monitoring: the use of Epidural or Regional blocks, and the Measurement of Pressures in the Unconscious Patient: A National Audit
• The Management Of Wound Complications Following Calcaneal Fracture Fixation Using An Extended Lateral Approach
• Lateral Ligament Reconstruction Of The Ankle Using A Modified Technique With Peroneus Brevis
• An audit of ankle syndesmosis injury management in the UK
• Plaiting four-strand hamstring grafts in ACL reconstruction increases pullout strength with interference screw fixation.
• Has surgery for the rheumatoid hand and wrist moved on?
• Elbow arthroscopy Book chapter for ‘THE OXFORD TEXTBOOK OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY.’