Mr Sarvpreet Singh

Mr Sarvpreet Singh is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon with a special interest in lower limb arthroplasty and sports injury.

He completed his specialist registrar training in orthopaedics on London and the South East Thames Rotation, this included working at St.Thomas’ & Guy’s Hospital along with other prominent hospitals on the south-east coast of England. It was followed by an internationally renowned fellowship at Exeter. There he undertook training in all aspects of knee surgery that included knee replacement, osteotomies, and soft tissue surgery of the knee.

He furthered his training at the Frimley Park Hospital as a Fellow, undertaking more complex knee work and hip surgery.

After completing his Fellowships, he was appointed as a Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon for the North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust in 2018, and currently works at Hinchingbrooke Hospital. He was appointed as the Associate Medical Director of Patient Safety at the Trust in April 2020.

Mr Sarvpreet Singh has completed a Master’s degree in Orthopaedics and a Diploma in Sports & Exercise Medicine. He has published in multiple peer-reviewed journals and has presented scientific papers both nationally and internationally.

He is passionate about medical education and is actively involved in the undergraduate teaching of medical students from the School of Clinical Medicine, Cambridge; and training overseas registrars visiting Hinchingbrooke Hospital on the Royal College of Surgeons exchange programme. He is a Senior Clinical Tutor at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Educators, UK.

Mr Singh aims to provide a personalised service to his patients, and, works closely with a dedicated group of allied healthcare professionals to deliver the best possible patient outcomes.

Here at One Hatfield Hospital, we are always pleased to hear what our patient’s think of the service they have received. Below is a snapshot of the some of the excellent feedback we have received for Mr Singh.