Fellow in Robotic Knee Arthroplasty Surgery

About the Fellowship Fortius Clinic is pleased to offer an exceptional Clinical and Research Fellowship in Complex Knee Surgery. This six-month fellowship provides advanced subspecialty training in knee surgery, combining high-volume clinical exposure with dedicated research opportunities. The successful Fellow will work closely with the Knee Unit consultants at Fortius Clinic, gaining exposure to all aspects of modern knee reconstruction. All consultants perform robot-assisted knee arthroplasty, with many specialising in soft tissue knee surgery, and two consultants holding specialist expertise in revision knee arthroplasty. The fellowship is designed to prepare candidates for a future career as a specialist knee surgeon. By the end of the programme, the Fellow should be able to confidently plan and undertake knee arthroplasty procedures with appropriate supervision while developing expertise in robotic-assisted techniques and complex knee pathology. There is no on-call commitment and no trauma service requirement, allowing the Fellow to focus exclusively on elective knee surgery and academic development. What You Will Gain During the fellowship, you will gain exposure to: - Robotic-assisted primary knee arthroplasty - Revision knee arthroplasty - Soft tissue knee surgery, including ligament reconstruction - Patellofemoral surgery - Osteotomy procedures - Pre-operative planning and surgical decision-making - Multidisciplinary case discussions - Clinical research and audit methodology A successful Fellow is expected to progress towards becoming a fully certified MAKO surgeon during the programme.