Oxford Trauma Service
For over 80 years, the Oxford Trauma Service has provided expert surgical care to the city of Oxford.
A unique feature of the Oxford Trauma Service is that a majority of our Consultant Surgeons specialise purely in Trauma, with a specific interest and expertise in a particular aspect of trauma.
Today, we not only look after people injured in and around Oxford, but we are the Major Trauma Centre for the 3.2 million residents of the Thames Valley.
This ensures that patients with complex injuries such as open fractures and pelvic / acetabular fractures attending District General Hospital in the region including Milton Keynes, Wexham Park, Stoke Mandeville and Reading, are transferred to our care for specialist management.
We have a particularly highly performing partnership with our Plastic and Reconstructive colleagues to provide world-class joint management of open fractures.
Our team
Consultants
- Mr Andrew Titchener (Clinical Lead)
- Miss Pippa Bennett
- Prof Matt Costa
- Mr Mark Deakin
- Mr Bob Handley
- Mr Shwan Henari
- Mr Simon Hurst
- Miss Sarah Lancaster (Deputy Clinical Director)
- Mr James Masters
- Mr David Noyes
- Surg Cdr Jowan Penn-Barwell
- Mr Sandy Wood
Nurse Consultant
Miss Julie Wright
Research
Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences - ox.ac.uk
Find us and contact us
Oxford Trauma Service is in a purpose-built unit next to the Critical Care Unit at the John Radcliffe Hospital.
How to find the John Radcliffe Hospital
The ground floor (Level 1) houses the Trauma Outpatients Clinic, MDT Seminar Room and our own X-ray Department.
The inpatient wards, therapy gym and offices are on Level 2 and 3.
Inpatients
Trauma Ward 2A: 01865 221135
Trauma Ward 3A: 01865 221128/9
Outpatients
Tel: 01865 220217
If you have queries about your appointment, or want to reschedule or cancel your appointment, please contact us.
Email: jrtrauma.queries@ouh.nhs.uk
Referrals
We cannot take direct or self-referrals.
Patients with minor injuries should attend a Minor Injury Unit or their GP.
Patients with more serious injuries should go to the Emergency Department (A&E).
GP referrals
GPs can refer patients via email.
Email: traumaopd.referrals@ouh.nhs.uk
Parking
Parking at the John Radcliffe Hospital site is very limited.
For a current map of parking areas on the site, please see:
John Radcliffe Hospital site map (pdf)
Last reviewed:19 December 2024