Warners Bay Private Hospital
Part of Ramsay Health Care

Warners Bay Private Hospital specialist Joshua Hunt

Dr Joshua Hunt

FRACS (Ortho), MBBS, B Med Sci, Grad Cert Sports Med

Interests: Upper limb, hand trauma

Dr Hunt is a fellowship trained orthopaedic surgeon. He has a wide range of interests in hand surgery including osteoarthitic conditions, nerve compression and upper limb contractions. Hand surgery trauma is one of his specialities being on call at the John Hunter Hospital, the busiest trauma centre in Australia, for complex hand and microsurgery.

Dr Hunt completed his medical degree at the University of Queensland in 2002. Since then he has made Newcastle his home completing his internship and residency years in the hospitals in the Hunter New England Health Area. He completed his advanced training in Orthopaedic Surgery completing his FRACS (Ortho) with the Royal College of Surgeons Australia. During this time he was heavily involved in teaching and research presenting research at both National and International orthopaedic and hand surgery meetings.

To further his local hand surgery training he moved to St. Gallen in Switzerland to complete a 12 month fellowship in hand surgery in the region’s ‘Hand and Plastic Surgery’ department. During this time he broadened both his skills and experience in the full breadth of hand surgery.

In 2013 he was appointed as a VMO Orthopaedic Surgeon at the John Hunter Hospital which also includes the wider Hunter New England Health Service. This prestigious appointment has allowed him to be involved in complex hand trauma and also the full range of elective hand surgery in the public sector operating at both the Royal Newcastle Centre and Belmont Hospital. Every week he consults at the Royal Newcastle Hospital.

Dr Hunt consults in his rooms each week and operates at Warners Bay Private Hospital.

Dr Hunt always aims to provide high quality services for all members of our Hunter area.

 

 

Osteoarthritic conditions
Nerve compression
Upper limb contractions
Hand surgery trauma