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Fitzwilliam’s Physiotherapist Ashley is selected for Team GB at the World Bench Press Championships 

Angela Harrison, the Inpatient Team Lead Physiotherapist at Fitzwilliam Hospital, is spearheading a commendable recycling initiative to donate the hospital’s crutches and other reusable patient equipment to PhysioNet, a UK-based charity.

Fitzwilliam Hospital’s cardiology service, the branch of medicine concerned with the heart and its disorders, is witnessing rapid advancements and innovations. From diagnostic tools to preventative measures, Fitzwilliam aims to offer its patients the latest developments that are shaping the field of cardiology.

Consultant Orthopaedic Spinal Surgeon, Mr Girish Swamy, based at Fitzwilliam Hospital has recently returned from a trip to India, where he and his esteemed team performed corrective surgery on children with complex scoliosis for the second consecutive year.

We are thrilled to introduce Dr Sara Moran, the new Private GP at Fitzwilliam Hospital. With extensive experience and a passion for holistic patient care, Dr Moran is set to make a significant impact on the health and well-being of our community.

Patients living in rural areas East and South of Peterborough will now benefit from consultant appointments closer to home, thanks to Fitzwilliam Hospital recently opening two outreach clinics. 

Peterborough student found her nine-week placement in Fitzwilliam Hospital’s theatres an amazing experience, despite her initial trepidation, she fell in love with the theatre role.

Headaches are one of the most common things seen by a GP. In this article we discuss when you should see a doctor about your headaches and what to expect at your appointment, why it’s important to get an accurate diagnosis, and your treatment options.

After joining Fitzwilliam Hospital in March 2022 as an Administration Assistant, Edward Fry was keen to learn and develop his skills. He has now achieved a distinction in his NVQ level 3 diploma in Business Administration.

People in Peterborough and across Cambridgeshire areas will benefit from faster and more precise imaging thanks to three new scanners being installed or coming soon to Fitzwilliam Hospital.