Mr Mark Harris

Professional statement

Mr Mark Harris is a highly esteemed spinal surgeon at The Portland Hospital. He specialises in spinal conditions in children and young people, including spinal deformity, scoliosis, spinal pain, and many other spinal conditions.

Within his current roles, Mr Harris delivers patient-centric healthcare for youngsters dealing with complex and intricate spinal conditions. Notably, he conducts over 120 procedures to correct deformities annually, a testament to his extensive proficiency in paediatric spinal surgery.

Mr Harris attained his bachelor's degree in medical science from St Andrew's University, subsequently accomplishing his medical degree at the University of Manchester in 2003. Shortly after, he completed his surgical training at a range of leading teaching hospitals in London, including the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, St George's Hospital, The Royal Free Hospital, and Guy's & St Thomas' Hospital. He also underwent training within the South West Thames Trauma and Orthopaedics Rotation, achieving Fellowship status with the Royal College of Surgeons during this period. Following his training, he pursued further specialised fellowships in spinal surgery at St George's University Hospital and Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Alongside his clinical responsibilities, Mr Harris undertakes the role of an instructor for upcoming spinal surgeons, serving as an educational supervisor for his colleagues at Great Ormond Street Hospital. His expertise is frequently sought after, leading to regular invitations to lecture on spinal surgery courses within his realm of proficiency.