Biography
Rhodri is an ex-Army physician with a consultant career spent looking after musculoskeletal issues secondary to sporting, training and trauma related injuries, as well as the diagnosis and management of rheumatological conditions in active individuals.
He ended his military career as Clinical Director of the primary military rehabilitation facility, leading their rehab response to COVID and has extensive experience of amputee and spinal cord rehab.
Rhodri has looked after a wide range of conditions over the years in a wide range of patients including service personnel, Paralympic athletes, professional athletes, people simply trying to keep healthy, and the young and the old.
Specialist Interests
Rheumatology, MSK Trauma Related Injuries & Rehabilitation and Optimisation of Treatment and Disease Control to Maximise Active Lifestyles
Sporting Interests
Rugby, Cycling, Triathlon, Marathons, Ironmans and Endurance Sports
Work Experience
Ministry of Defence at DMRC Headley Court and Stanford Hall.
Rhodri D’s Services #
Rhodri D’s Locations #
St Paul’s EC4M
Our St Paul’s clinic occupies a prime location on the 1st floor of the One New Change development, convenient to Cannon Street, Mansion House and Blackfriars. Offering both face-to-face and remote consultations.
Kensington SW7
Our Kensington clinic on Cromwell Road is located within the Point West Building, convenient to Kensington, Chelsea, Fulham and West London. Offering both face-to-face and remote consultations.
Rhodri D’s Blog Posts #
Trauma Rehabilitation and Its Synergies With Sport & Exercise Medicine
Although similar, there are important differences between Sport & Exercise Medicine and trauma-related rehabilitation. Expert Consultant in Rheumatology and Rehabilitation Medicine Dr Rhodri Phillip OBE outlines these differences to help you find the right specialist for you.
PSM Interview: Dr Rhodri Phillip OBE
Dr Rhodri Phillip discusses his career experiences so far as well as his specialist areas of clinical interest and why he believes the team approach is just as important in medicine as it is in sport.