Mr Mark Latimer was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2025 for delivering outstanding care.

 

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Written by a NHS patient at Fitzwilliam Hospital
24th January 2026


Mr Latimer was very thorough in his review of my MRI and X-ray results on my right knee which had been causing problems for several months. He talked me through the issues and then made recommendations for recovery which I am now following.

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Written by a private patient at Nuffield Hospital Cambridge
8th January 2026


Mr Latimer has proved excellent in taking care of our son and his Osgoods Schlatters disease - he is hugely knowledgable, professional, and proactive with a great manner. Highly recommended, thank you

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Written by a private patient at Nuffield Hospital Cambridge
8th December 2025


Mr Latimer treated my son for a broken wrist that had not healed correctly. He put us at ease straight away and was able to repair my sons wrist and has subsequently successfully removed the plate. We cannot thank him enough for his amazing care.

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Written by a private patient at Peterborough City Hospital
6th December 2025


Mr Latimer put me at ease from the start, he is extremely friendly and gave me all the options and answered all of my questions. We discussed all of my options in depth and this helped with my final decision. I would recommend him and look forward to seeing him in the future

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Written by a NHS patient at Fitzwilliam Hospital
24th November 2025


Mr Latimer was extremely professional at all times. He is able to put you at ease with his warm and caring nature, I felt I could ask any questions and get a clear understandable answer. I felt safe at all times in his care. Thank you for such a positive experience and I hope when I need my second knee replacement I will be with his team again.

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Profile

Mr Mark Latimer BA (Hons) MBBChir MA MEng MRCS (Eng) MRCS (Ed) FRCS (Tr & Orth
Mark Latimer currently holds the iWantGreatCare Clinical Excellence Award
Mark Latimer was appointed as a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals in February 2009. He was appointed to an Honorary Consultant post in Addenbrookes in 2010. He has a specialist interest in children’s orthopaedics, adult lower limb surgery and trauma surgery. He is the Chairman of the East of England Children's Surgical and Anaesthetic Forum.
Before studying medicine he graduated from Oxford University with a degree in Engineering Economics and Management. He performed Engineering research for both ICI and Monsanto as an intern before going on to complete a fourth year Masters in Engineering at Oxford.
He subsequently studied Pre-Clinical Medicine at Oxford University and Clinical Medicine at Cambridge University. He was awarded the degree of MBBChir in December 1997.
He joined the East Anglian Orthopaedic Rotation in 2002. This included 2 years of dedicated lower limb surgery in Cambridge.
He passed his FRCS (Tr & Orth) exams in 2007 and was selected for the prestigious Ingham Fellowship in Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgery in Sydney. He spent a little over a year in Sydney. The fellowship included a comprehensive training in all aspects of children’s orthopaedic and trauma surgery as well as an opportunity to work in the Kerry Packer Research Institute with Professor David Little. He has published academic papers in numerous fields including cardiology, anaesthesia, plastic surgery, neurosurgery and of course orthopaedics!
Qualifications:
BA (Hons), 1992, Oxford University
MEng, 1993, Oxford University
MBBChir, 1997, Cambridge University
MRCS, 2001, RCS Edinburgh
MRCS, 2002, RCS England
FRCS (Tr & Orth), 2007, RCS England
Clinical Interests:
All aspect of children’s orthopaedics
Adult hip and knee surgery
Trauma surgery
Medico-Legal Practice:
General medical reports
Expert witness work relating to non-accidental injury