As a Consultant Spinal Surgeon, Mr Jeremy Reynolds has an extensive background in his field. He served as Clinical Lead for Spinal Surgery at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust and Regional Clinical Lead for the Thames Valley Spinal Network. Mr Reynolds earned his degree from Bristol University in 2000, after which he underwent Basic Surgical Training in Bristol and Surrey. Before being appointed as a consultant, he completed a 12-month fellowship in Vancouver, Canada. The Spine Program in Vancouver is one of the world's few centers where the two surgical disciplines are fully integrated, providing Fellows with a comprehensive training in all aspects of cutting-edge spinal surgery. With his extensive knowledge and experience, Mr Reynolds has integrated elements of orthopaedic spinal surgery with a neurosurgical spinal skillset to optimize outcomes and approach.

Mr Reynolds serves as the lead consultant for Oxford's Bone and Soft Tissue Tumour Service and has developed the regional pathway for tumour-associated spinal cord compression. He is also the Lead Investigator for the international spinal sarcoma collaboration "PTRON" with the AOSpine Tumour Knowledge Forum.