Mr Richard Boden
Mr Richard Boden is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon working in Lancashire.
Based At
NHS base
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
GMC Number
6026457
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Lower Limb Trauma and Orthopaedic Consultant. Primary and revision hip and knee replacement, Knee arthroscopy, Sports injuries, Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction, Complex revision surgery for the failing hip and knee including significant bone loss and infection.
Richard Boden lives locally in Lancashire where he works as a Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon. Richard is originally from South Yorkshire and trained at St Bart’s and The Royal London Hospital Medical School. He completed his basic surgical training in London before returning to complete his higher orthopaedic surgical training in the North West. Mr Boden completed a fellowship at Wrightington Hospital in complex hip and knee reconstruction before proceeding to the Cavendish Arthroplasty Fellowship in Sheffield. This prestigious fellowship gave outstanding experience of complex reconstruction of the hip and knee for severe bone loss, from infection or multiple previous hip and knee replacements.
Richard Boden’s clinical interests are in hip and knee arthroplasty including complex primary, revision and complex revision surgery. He provides a sports medicine service with knee arthroscopy and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction.
Richard has a keen academic background, with publication of numerous papers in European and American journals. He has presented papers nationally and internationally, receiving prizes for his work, including the John Charnley Trust Registrar Award, The Sir John Charnley Prize for best adult clinical paper, The Markland Tillotson Research Prize and a prize at the British Orthopaedic Association and Irish Orthopaedic Association combined meeting.
Richard works closely, educating medical students and has the title of Honorary Senior Lecturer awarded from University of Manchester for his work in this field.
Richard has two young boys that take up majority of his spare time, but when able, he enjoys cooking, golf and skiing.
Professional Memberships
Honorary Senior Lecturer University of Manchester
Academic Background
Mr Boden graduated from London in 2001 before training in London and the Northwest. He completed the Wrightington Young Adult Hip Fellowship before commencing a visiting Trauma and Limb Reconstruction Fellowship at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. A year spent as the Cavendish Hip Fellow gave unparalleled experience of complex revision hip and knee surgery and here, Mr Boden gained an interest in management of the infected joint replacement and complex revisions for significant bone loss.
Mr Boden undertakes teaching and research into hip and knee surgery, with over 25 articles and abstracts published in peer-reviewed journals. He is also Clinical Governance and Infection Lead for Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Awards and Prizes:
The Charnley 50th Anniversary Meeting
The John Charnley Trust Registrar Award 2012
The British and Irish Orthopaedic Associations (BOA/IOA) Combined Meeting 2011
Award for Best Poster (2nd) - The Markland Tillotson Research Prize 2010
Best Poster (1st) - North West Orthopaedics Association Annual Meeting 2009
The Sir John Charnley Prize for Best Adult Clinical Paper
Based at
NHS base
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
GMC Number
6026457
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Lower Limb Trauma and Orthopaedic Consultant. Primary and revision hip and knee replacement, Knee arthroscopy, Sports injuries, Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction, Complex revision surgery for the failing hip and knee including significant bone loss and infection.
Richard Boden lives locally in Lancashire where he works as a Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon. Richard is originally from South Yorkshire and trained at St Bart’s and The Royal London Hospital Medical School. He completed his basic surgical training in London before returning to complete his higher orthopaedic surgical training in the North West. Mr Boden completed a fellowship at Wrightington Hospital in complex hip and knee reconstruction before proceeding to the Cavendish Arthroplasty Fellowship in Sheffield. This prestigious fellowship gave outstanding experience of complex reconstruction of the hip and knee for severe bone loss, from infection or multiple previous hip and knee replacements.
Richard Boden’s clinical interests are in hip and knee arthroplasty including complex primary, revision and complex revision surgery. He provides a sports medicine service with knee arthroscopy and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction.
Richard has a keen academic background, with publication of numerous papers in European and American journals. He has presented papers nationally and internationally, receiving prizes for his work, including the John Charnley Trust Registrar Award, The Sir John Charnley Prize for best adult clinical paper, The Markland Tillotson Research Prize and a prize at the British Orthopaedic Association and Irish Orthopaedic Association combined meeting.
Richard works closely, educating medical students and has the title of Honorary Senior Lecturer awarded from University of Manchester for his work in this field.
Richard has two young boys that take up majority of his spare time, but when able, he enjoys cooking, golf and skiing.
Professional Memberships
Honorary Senior Lecturer University of Manchester
Academic Background
Mr Boden graduated from London in 2001 before training in London and the Northwest. He completed the Wrightington Young Adult Hip Fellowship before commencing a visiting Trauma and Limb Reconstruction Fellowship at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. A year spent as the Cavendish Hip Fellow gave unparalleled experience of complex revision hip and knee surgery and here, Mr Boden gained an interest in management of the infected joint replacement and complex revisions for significant bone loss.
Mr Boden undertakes teaching and research into hip and knee surgery, with over 25 articles and abstracts published in peer-reviewed journals. He is also Clinical Governance and Infection Lead for Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Awards and Prizes:
The Charnley 50th Anniversary Meeting
The John Charnley Trust Registrar Award 2012
The British and Irish Orthopaedic Associations (BOA/IOA) Combined Meeting 2011
Award for Best Poster (2nd) - The Markland Tillotson Research Prize 2010
Best Poster (1st) - North West Orthopaedics Association Annual Meeting 2009
The Sir John Charnley Prize for Best Adult Clinical Paper