Ben Gabbott

Dr Ben Gabbott serves as a Joint Research Fellow at the Centre for Bone and Joint Health within the Blizard Institute, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at Queen Mary University of London. He concurrently works as an orthopaedic trainee on The Royal London Training Programme and holds the National Joint Registry Research Fellowship while pursuing his PhD on mental health impacts in knee replacement outcomes.

His research specializes in lower limb arthroplasty and trauma surgery, with particular focus on psychosocial factors affecting surgical results. Dr Gabbott actively bridges clinical practice and academic inquiry through global health initiatives, notably leading award-winning surgical training programs in resource-limited settings.

Key recognitions include:

• GASOC Global Surgery Prize (2021)
• ASIT Global Surgery Award (2020)
• Regional Best of the Best Competition winner (2024)

He maintains strong educational commitments as faculty for national teaching courses and previously organized an internationally recognized trauma course in Sierra Leone. His leadership extends to regional roles within his clinical training program and cross-institutional research collaborations focused on orthopaedic outcomes.