Mr Luke Jones

Highly experienced in managing elite performance athletes. DPhil(PhD) from Oxford University in Knee Surgery. Fellowship trained at Stanford University, California, USA, and Oxford, UK. Central London Teaching Hospital Consultant.

Mr Luke Jones is a consultant knee surgeon at King Edward VII’s Hospital.

Luke read medicine in London, and moved to Oxford for Higher Surgical Training in Trauma and Orthopaedics.

During this period Luke undertook a DPhil (PhD) at Oxford University focusing on the development of arthritis, the role of the meniscus in the development of arthritis, and the optimal timing of joint replacement.

He was entered onto the Specialist Register in 2016 and then completed the United States Medical Licensing Examination.

This was followed by the first of his two Fellowships. He spent a year working on the Adult Joint Reconstruction service at Stanford University Hospitals, Stanford University, California, USA. He then returned to the UK to complete further Fellowship training on the Sports Knee Service at Oxford University Hospitals.

Luke was appointed as Consultant Knee Surgeon at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in February 2018. He quickly developed a busy NHS and Private practice, focusing on sports knee injuries and joint replacement. He is a key opinion leader in London on Sports Knee Injuries, partial knee replacement, minimally invasive knee replacement, and daycase knee replacement. His unit has recently been designated a visitation centre of excellence for Europe, Middle East and Asia.

Luke only operates on the knee: he delivers a bespoke, patient centred private service as part of Grosvenor Othopaedic Partners and is delighted to be practicing at King Edward VII Hospital.

Away from medicine Luke lives in Marylebone with his young family. He is a sports enthusiast and won a Rugby Blue whilst at Oxford.