Harry Ford

Harry is an experienced physiotherapist with a specialist interest in upper limb conditions, sports injuries, and musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

After completing his undergraduate degree in Physiotherapy at the University of the West of England, Harry has worked across a variety of clinical settings, including private practice, the Ministry of Defence, and professional sport. He has spent the past six years working in professional cricket, gaining extensive experience in the assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of sports injuries at the highest level.

He currently works full-time as the First XI Physiotherapist at Surrey County Cricket Club, where he manages a wide range of acute and complex injuries and supports players through their rehabilitation and return to performance. His experience in elite sport has given him a strong understanding of the physical demands placed on athletes and the importance of a structured, evidence-based approach to rehabilitation.

Alongside his clinical work, Harry has continued to develop his academic expertise. He holds an MSc in Sports and Exercise Medicine from the University of South Wales and is currently in the final stages of completing his PhD at Brunel University London, specialising in shoulder pain and upper limb conditions.

Harry combines evidence-based physiotherapy with extensive experience in elite sport, taking a patient-centred approach to assessment and treatment. His aim is to understand the underlying cause of each problem and develop a personalised rehabilitation plan to help patients return to the activities that matter to them.