Mr Richard Bryant

Mr Richard Bryant

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon (Shoulder & Elbow)

BOA, BESS, RCS Edinburgh


Specialises in

I am a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Rotherham General Hospital, with a private practice at Spire Claremont Hospital.

My specialist interest is shoulder and elbow surgery, providing a comprehensive range of open and arthroscopic treatments for a wide variety of conditions.

I qualified from King’s College Hospital in London in 1997 and returned to Sheffield to complete my specialist orthopaedic training. I was appointed at Rotherham Hospital in 2009 as a consultant with a special interest in shoulder and elbow surgery. After passing the FRCS trauma and orthopaedics exam, I undertook an upper limb fellowship in Coventry.

I am also clinical effectiveness, audit and governance lead at Rotherham Hospital.

I enjoy teaching all levels of medical staff both locally and nationally at workshops at the Royal College of Surgeons in London.

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Treatment information

Some of the principal treatments carried out by Mr Richard Bryant at Spire include:

Orthopaedics - elbow and shoulder

Other treatments

  • Any type of shoulder or elbow problem
  • Arthritis of the elbow (elbow replacement)
  • Arthritis of the shoulder (shoulder replacement)
  • Elbow fractures
  • Elbow surgery
  • Golfer’s and tennis elbow
  • Open and arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery
  • Shoulder fractures
  • Shoulder impingement
  • Shoulder instability
  • Shoulder surgery
  • Ulnar nerve problems

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