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He went to school in Anglesey for a few years then moved to a Jesuit School just outside Sheffield where he was educated for ten years. Visits to Lancashire began even back then when playing rugby against teams such as Stoneyhurst College.
Mr Sharpe went to Liverpool Medical School and did his postgraduate junior and senior medical and surgical training in Merseyside. Mr Sharpe moved to Lancashire after he obtained his Consultant appointment at Royal Blackburn Infirmary. He has three teenage girls who all attend Clitheroe Grammar School.
Mr Sharpe spent a total of two years of his specialist training in upper limb surgery whilst he was a specialist registrar and then went on to spend more than a year as an Upper Limb Fellow at Wrightington Hospital Upper Limb Unit. He was involved in research, national and international presentations and publications whilst there. He has also spent an elective period of a month in Johannesburg involved in a wide variety of “eye opening” trauma and further upper limb surgery on a sabbatical just after taking up his consultant’s post.
He was appointed as a Consultant at The Royal Blackburn Infirmary in August 2003 and became part of East Lancashire Trust when it was formed. Mr Sharpe maintains a current updated interest in surgery of the hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder. He always endeavors to give clear concise explanations and demonstrate a logical and commonsense approach to peoples’ problems whilst providing the best of surgical and conservative treatments appropriate to individual needs. Mr Sharpe works alongside caring dedicated therapy and nursing staff wherever he practices.
Mr Sharpe is an active participant in regional and national orthopaedic and upper limb societies. He teaches undergraduates at the Trust together with organising personal and regional training for Specialist Registrars. Mr Sharpe also lectures at the University of Cumbria.
Mr Sharpe is a keen skier and motorcyclist despite pressure to the contrary! He also tries to get out for a walk around the lakes when he can, both of which are in an effort to enjoy the great countryside we live in.
Mr Sharpe can provide a second opinion or revision service. He provides a medicolegal report and opinion service to the legal profession. Mr Sharpe lectures at the University of Cumbria and teaches undergraduates and postgraduates including specialist registrars.
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