Mark Waldron, an experienced orthotics expert, has joined Pace Rehabilitation to extend its services for people who have sustained serious limb injuries.

Specialising in complex trauma orthotic management in adults and children, Mark graduated as a Prosthetist/Orthotist from Salford University in 2006. He started his career working in the Northeast of England at the James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough.

Mark developed his skills in orthotics and management of lower limb conditions and made rapid progress becoming one of the first orthotists in the UK to become lower limb injection trained.

Mark spent 5 years at the Robert Jones and Agnes hunt orthopaedic hospital where he worked in ORLAU (Orthotics Research and Locomotor Assessment Unit). This involved working within the gait lab aiding with the improvement of gait abnormalities and treatment of pathological gait in children and adults.

Mark has more recently worked in his own clinic and as a locum orthotist providing high quality clinical cover to NHS clinics around the UK. He is HCPC and BAPO registered. His skillset addresses orthotic requirements related to neurological conditions too.

Pace Rehabilitation, which operates at its centres in Buckinghamshire, Cheshire and Glasgow offers a consultant-led approach to multidisciplinary rehabilitation for individuals who have sustained catastrophic lower limb injuries. The team includes consultants in rehabilitation medicine, orthotists and prosthetists, specialist physiotherapists, psychologists and occupational therapists.