EUROPE

I am a German surgical and trauma fellow. I studied in the UK and came back to work and train in trauma and orthopaedics in the NHS.

ST7 trainee in South West London

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon.

Spine and hip raplacement

I am a consultant Hip and Knee surgeon in Torbay, Devon. I am also the chair of the British Hip Society Culture&Diversity committee, and an executive board member of BHS.

First encountered IODA at DOS 2023. Interested in modern leadership and team building.

Orthopaedic surgeon and clinician scientist interested and invested in trauma care and basic science that makes it to the patient.

Co-Ran a research group at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin where we tried to adhere to principles of inclusion, equity, diversity to the best of our abilities. Still learning and adapting thoughts and actions.

I'm an st6+ registered on the UCH training program in London. I have 3 kids and work less than full time. I am passionate about w couraging women into surgery and dispelling myths about a career in surgery.

My name is Dr Wjeha Malik. I am born and raised in Denmark and my roots are from Pakistan and i am born muslim. I have the honor of being the first Hijabi orthopaedic surgeon in Denmark. My subspeciality is Hip surgery .

Hi! Im an indian orthopaedic surgeon, graduated in india in a town called varanasi, and then moved to UK to further my orthopaedic practice and training. currently a shoulder fellow in manchester.

Fellow

Managing director AO Alliance

A final year medical student at the University of Edinburgh. Due to begin foundation training in South East Scotland. A continuing desire to pursue a career in orthopaedics demonstrated through clinical experience, research, presentations and more.

www.drmathoulin.fr

5h Year resident in Ortho
Trying to show that woman can have a spot as well in this amazing specialty

Hi! I'm a 3rd year medical student studying in Sheffield, UK. I'm interested in academia, Med Ed and am leaning towards surgery at the moment! As a future doctor in these changing times, diversity is such a crucial part of healthcare; being a woman of colour it only feels right to to help drive that change and inspire others by involving myself in the IODA community.

TIG Hand Fellow

Current FY2 at Oxford University Hospital Trust, about to start an Orthopaedic themed Core Surgical Training position in the West Midlands in August.

Medical Student

Paeds Ortho 25 years
Now occasional leadership roles

I'm currently an FY2 working in Scotland, I am going to apply for surgical training next year with the aim of a career in Trauma and Orthopaedics. Since deciding this I have had endless negativity and derogatory comments towards me about being too weak mentally and physically, too small, too nice and not right for orthopaedics. I'm passionate about making the career more diverse and tackling these issues.