Mr Jonathan Webb

Jonathan Webb is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon who specialises in knee surgery. He qualified from the University of Bristol Medical School in 1987 and his Orthopaedic training was at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford. In 1996 he undertook a Fellowship at the North Sydney Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Centre in Australia with Leo Pinczewski and Merv Cross. In 1999 he took up a Consultant post at Southmead Hospital, Bristol. Now with a fully private practice he works in Bristol at the Nuffield Hospital and in London as one of the founders of the Fortius Clinic. His practice is exclusively knees, approximately 75% soft tissue, 25% TKR/unicompartmental work. Research interests include graft fixation in ligament reconstruction and navigation in arthroplasty. He successfully combined his medical training with a first class rugby career, playing for Bristol and Bath Rugby Clubs. He played 33 times for England, winning two Five Nations Grand Slams and reaching the Rugby World Cup Final in 1991. In 1992 he was voted Rothmans Rugby Player of the Year. His sporting background gives him an invaluable insight into the pressures faced by top class sportsmen and women when they suffer injury. In 2013 Jonathan was elected onto the Rugby Football Union Council and in August 2016 was chosen to become the RFU World Rugby Representative, and is a member of the RFU Board. In 2021 Jonathan was elected onto the Executive Committee of World Rugby helping shape the development of rugby around the world. He sits on the World Rugby medical advisory group, and chairs the RFU concussion risk management committee and the medical advisory committee.

All aspects of knee surgery Ligament reconstruction; arthroscopy, meniscal injury,  Joint preservation, high tibial osteotomy Joint replacement using Robotic arm technology, MAKO TKR, UKR