Emma Mulgrew

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Bolton NHS Trust

Miss Emma Mulgrew completed her medical school training at the University of Liverpool and her orthopaedic surgery training was undertaken in Greater Manchester. Her sub-specialist training is in Shoulder and Elbow surgery and she has a keen interest in sport-related injuries and arthroscopic surgery.

Having competed her international level in Taekwondo for several years and acting as the travelling medic with the ITF Taekwondo team, this gave her a unique insight to the needs of sports players at all levels.

Miss Mulgrew is involved in teaching and training junior surgeons at many levels, teaching within the NHS and having links with the University of Salford and now establishing them with the University of Bolton.

Muthu Jeyam

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Mr Jeyam is a Consultant shoulder and upper limb surgeon at the Salford Royal University Teaching Hospital. He was appointed as a Consultant in 2006. Mr Jeyam was awarded the fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1995. Following this, he completed full time research at the University of Manchester obtaining a M-Phil research degree. Mr Jeyam further completed his higher surgical training in trauma and orthopaedic surgery within Manchester for which he was awarded the Fellowship of The Royal College of Surgeons in trauma and orthopaedics in 2004. Mr Jeyam gained valuable training from the prestigious Nottingham shoulder and elbow unit. Further to this he obtained international experience from a fellowship at The Harvard Shoulder Service and The Boston Sports Injury Service, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. He was awarded the senior British Shoulder and Elbow Society Fellowship in 2011, providing an opportunity to visit key opinion leaders in shoulder surgery; Dr S. Burkhart in San Antonio, Texas USA and Prof P. Boileau in Nice, France. Mr Jeyam specialises in arthroscopic shoulder and elbow surgery. His practice includes management of patients with upper limb sports injuries. In addition he performs open surgery including arthroplasty and specialises in complex upper limb trauma and fracture management. He is a member of the British Shoulder and Elbow Society (BESS). He is an honorary clinical lecturer at Salford University and he is involved in co-ordinating the postgraduate course in Orthopaedic Management at the University. Mr Jeyam is part of numerous teaching faculties both nationally and internationally. He has published his academic work including research activities in peer-reviewed journals and presented at a variety of congress meetings

Neil Jain

Consultant Orthopaedic Sports Surgeon, Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust

Mr Neil Jain is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon and the founder of UK Sports Medicine, a private practice focused on the prevention and treatment of sports injuries through innovation. He is able to offer keyhole surgery for a wide range of knee, shoulder and elbow injuries, in addition to administering non-operative treatments such as injections of platelet-rich plasma (PRP).

Mr Jain originally graduated from the University of Southampton before undergoing basic surgical training in Plymouth. After graduating from a sports injuries and reconstructive arthroscopy fellowship at the world-renowned University of British Columbia in Canada, Mr Jain was appointed consultant orthopaedic surgeon at Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust.

Mr Jain is widely published in peer reviewed journals and medical textbooks, and has given over 100 presentations at national and international conferences. He has worked with a number of sports clubs and associations including Wolverhampton Wanderers FC, Barrow Raiders RLFC, Bury FC, University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, Vancouver Canadians (Baseball), Winnipeg Blue Bombers (American Football) and Vancouver Canucks (Ice Hockey). Mr Jain is actively involved in teaching and is an honorary senior lecturer at the University of Salford. He is the current treasurer for BOSTAA

Jo Winton

Physiotherapist

Jo is a consultant physiotherapist at the Liverpool Upper Limb Unit, specialising in shoulder & elbow.

She has just completed a 3 year term of office as the Early Career AHP Representative on BESS Council and it’s Equity, Diversion & Inclusion working group. Jo has also been the AHP committee representative for the North West Upper Limb Group since 2017.