I was born in 1970 in the West Midlands.  My secondary education was at Queen Mary’s Grammar School in Walsall.  I graduated in Medicine and Surgery from Manchester in 1994 after completing a BSc in Immunology and Oncology.  I undertook basic surgical training in the Mersey region, and then moved to Shropshire for my higher specialist training in Trauma and Orthopaedics, based around Oswestry Orthopaedic Hospital.  I trained in Spinal Surgery under Stephen Eisenstein and David Jaffray at Oswestry, and completed a Spinal Fellowship under Professor Robert Fraser in Adelaide, Australia. Today I live on the Isle of Man and work full time at Noble’s hospital.  I specialise in spinal disorders but also operate in most areas of orthopaedics and trauma.  I instruct on advanced trauma courses in the UK.  I am married with 3 young children, and in my spare time I play classical piano (See here) and rock guitar (Listen here) and do my best with the Times crossword.  I'm also studying mathematics with the Open University, and am in the 3rd year of my degree.	Ian Wright Consultant Orthopaedic & Spinal Surgeon
I was born in 1975 and have lived in the Isle of Man all my life.  I was educated at Ballakermeen High School, Douglas and then continued my education at the Isle of Man College.  I have worked at Noble’s Hospital as a Medical secretary in the Orthopaedic and Trauma Directorate for seven years.  I have recently passed the British Society of Medical Secretaries examination.  I live in Douglas with my son and in my spare time I like to go to the gym and go swimming and I play darts.	Sarah Corkill - PA