Dr Rishi Narasimhan is an Australian trained Orthopaedic Surgeon (shoulder, hip and knee) with sub-specialist interest and training in shoulder surgery, limb salvage surgery and management of failed infected joint replacements. Rishi is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian college of Surgeons and also a Fellow of the Australian Orthopaedic Association

Rishi completed his Orthopaedic surgical training through the Newcastle NSW training network. Most of his surgical training was done through the John Hunter Hospital and its training networks.

After completing his Orthopaedic surgical training at the John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle NSW he underwent two AOA accredited fellowships to further his knowledge with aspiration to follow his passion.

The first fellowship was the coveted Limb Reconstruction and Orthopaedic Trauma Fellowship with Prof Kevin Tetsworth at the Royal Brisbane Hospital. Here he learnt cutting edge techniques in limb salvage and trauma surgery along with management of failed and infected joint replacements.

He then followed this with sub-specialist training under the mentorship of Prof Kenneth Cutbush at the Princess Alexandra Hospital and Brisbane Private Hospital in Brisbane. Here he learnt advanced techniques in shoulder surgeries which included rotator cuff surgeries, shoulder stabilisation including Arthroscopic Latarjet procedure, primary and revision shoulder replacements and tendon transfers for irreparable cuff defects.

Rishi consults at Forster Private Hospital, Mayo Private Hospital (Taree) and Maitland Private Hospital.