Associate Professor Paul Harvie

A/Prof Harvie is a UK trained Orthopaedic Surgeon. He is a graduate of the prestigious Oxford Regional Training Program. He followed this with three years of advanced super-specialist fellowship training in Perth (Australia), Oxford and Bristol. He undertook a Research Doctorate at the Botnar Research Centre, University of Oxford. He is multiply presented and published. Internationally, he sits on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Arthroplasty (Elite Reviewer), is a reviewer for the British Medical Journal, Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, The Knee and the Journal of Computer- Aided Surgery. He has dual specialist accreditation with the Royal College of Surgeons of England and the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.

A/Prof Harvie runs a busy tertiary public and private practice in Hobart, Tasmania, receiving complex referrals on a statewide basis. He is passionate about introducing junior trainees to research and continuing to pursue his own research interests, with an Associate Professorship with the University of Tasmania/Menzies Institute.

A/Prof Harvie is a specialist focusing on complex primary & revision lower limb arthroplasty (including MAKO Robotic, minimally invasive, muscle sparing DAA hip replacement and MAKO Robotic partial/total knee replacement), hip arthroscopy and trauma. He assists primary care colleagues to investigate and manage those patients with problematic hip and knee replacements (pain, infection, instability, loosening) using a multidisciplinary holistic approach. For him it is vital that patients understand the rationale behind their treatment in order to facilitate good outcomes.

You can visit A/Prof Paul Harvie’s own webpage by this link: https://paulharvieorthopaedics.com