Professor Jonathan Stevenson is a consultant at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, Birmingham, and leads on sarcoma genomics, metastatic bone disease and the research tissue bank. Professor Stevenson specialises in paediatric and adult bone and soft-tissue sarcomas, limb-salvage and complex arthroplasty, particularly prosthetic joint infection.

 

He is honorary professor at the University of Birmingham, researching porous metals for limb-salvage and prevention of PJI.

Jonathan is chief investigator on studies concerning metastatic bone disease, osseointegration of endoprosthetic replacements, bacterial fluorescence in PJI and carcinoma of unknown primary genomics.

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He is a NIHR chief investigator for the PORTRAIT study, the first clinical trial in surgically treated metastatic bone disease patients in the UK.

He is a proud trustee for the Bone Cancer Research Trust (BCRT), leading on awareness and early diagnosis in bone sarcomas.

He was clinical lead for the National Cancer Research Institute bone metastases group, now the Bone Metastasis Research Collaborative (BMRC).