Mr Toby Baring

Mr Baring is the clinical director at Homerton University Hospital, and trains surgeons from around the globe in innovative shoulder procedures. He is also regularly invited to national and international conferences to speak and perform live surgery.

He has extensive experience in shoulder replacements, sports injuries, rotator cuff problems and shoulder and elbow fractures; performing 300-400 procedures per year.

Mr Baring practises the most modern techniques, and constantly looks to improve and innovate treatment to enhance his patients’ recovery and outcomes.

Mr Toby Baring is a consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon at Homerton University Hospital.

In 2000, he qualified from Newcastle Medical School. He then undertook postgraduate doctorate in 2006 with Professor Roger Emery at Imperial College London, focusing on rotator cuff surgery.

His postgraduate orthopaedic training was on the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital rotation in north London, and he passed the FRCS in 2012.

In 2013, he undertook a year-long fellowship in Nice, France with world renowned shoulder specialist, Prof Pascal Boileau.

On his return from France, Mr Baring was appointed as a Trauma and Orthopaedic Consultant at the Homerton University Hospital, in 2015 where he is now clinical director.

Mr Baring now practices specialist shoulder and elbow surgery in the NHS and private sectors, using the most modern surgical techniques with an emphasis on arthroscopic rotator cuff and shoulder instability surgery and primary and revision shoulder replacement.