The landscape of orthopaedic surgery changes over time, and this is something Mr Nahas has an acute awareness of. He regularly attends international meetings and is up to date with the cutting-edge and best techniques. He has been involved in the care of many top-level elite athletes and has a deep understanding of the attention to detail and what it takes to get the best result possible. He is frequently referred complex cases by colleagues both in the context of knee replacement and ligament surgery.

Mr Nahas qualified at St Bartholemew’s and the Royal London Medical School. Most of his training was in the prestigious North West Thames Trauma and Orthopaedic rotation. After completing his training he specialised in a fellowship in knee surgery at the Royal Berkshire and has remained there as a consultant ever since.

Mr Nahas is a respected teacher and educator for junior doctors, allied healthcare professionals and medical students. He has a pivotal role in Brunel Medical School, being head of Orthopaedics, and being responsible for aspects of curriculum design. Previously he had a substantial teaching commitment at Imperial College, having completed a Masters in University Learning and Teaching at the institution. He also has a strong interest in Research and is currently undertaking several projects at the Royal Berkshire Hospital and aims to conduct innovative educational research at Brunel Medical School. He also instructs as an advanced trauma and life support educator, teaching other senior doctors.