Mr Dominic William Neil Simon

Mr Simon studied at Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School graduating in 1996. He completed basic surgical training on the Hammersmith Hospitals rotation followed by a Research Fellowship at Imperial College London that where he completed a Master of Surgery Degree.

His Orthopaedic surgical training was in the Northwest Thames Region with a one year Upper Limb Surgery Fellowship under Professor Carr at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford.

He went on to work as a Locum Consultant at Kings College Hospital, a busy London Teaching Hospital and Trauma Centre, for a year and a half before starting at Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital.

Mr Simon has a special interest in shoulder, elbow, hand and wrist surgery including the latest in arthroscopic and open surgical techniques and has a Master of Surgery Degree for a thesis on rotator cuff disease, a subject on which he has published and presented research internationally. Mr Simon specialises in:-

• Arthroscopic rotator cuff repairs, arthroscopic shoulder stabilisation and shoulder arthroplasty.


• Elbow arthroscopic procedures, stabilisation and arthroplasty.


• Wrist arthroscopic and open procedures.


• Hand surgery for Dupuytrens, arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome and trauma.  


• Sports medicine and trauma.

He has an additional interest in sports injuries of the shoulder and elbow as well as upper limb trauma.

Clinical Interests

• Shoulder surgery
• Elbow surgery
• Hand and wrist surgery
• Arthroscopic and open surgical techniques
• Sports injuries of the shoulder and elbow
• Upper limb trauma

Professional Membership

• BMA


• GMC


• BOA


• BESS