Ajay is an experienced HCPC and CSP-registered Physiotherapist specialising in the assessment and management of musculoskeletal presentations, including acute and chronic conditions, post-operative rehabilitation, and pain management.

He has worked across leading NHS organisations, including Imperial College Healthcare, gaining experience within musculoskeletal, trauma and orthopaedic, rheumatology and pain management services.

Ajay has also gained specialist experience in Hand Therapy at St Mary’s Hospital, one of London’s major trauma centres, treating a wide range of complex hand and upper limb conditions, and is trained in the assessment, fabrication, and fitting of bespoke splints. During his time at Great Ormond Street Hospital, he also developed a particular interest in paediatric musculoskeletal physiotherapy, working with children and young people with a range of musculoskeletal conditions, including hypermobility, complex pain, idiopathic conditions, and orthopaedic presentations.

Ajay has a strong background in sports rehabilitation, having previously led the ACL return-to-sport programme at Imperial College and contributed to the development of post-operative rehabilitation pathways within hospital settings. He has also been actively involved in developing clinical guidelines for a range of upper and lower limb musculoskeletal conditions, supporting evidence-based practice and high-quality patient care.

His treatment approach combines manual therapy, evidence-based rehabilitation, personalised exercise programmes, taping, splinting, shockwave therapy, and patient education. Taking a holistic and empathetic approach, Ajay recognises that no two individuals are the same and tailors treatment to each person’s goals, needs, and lifestyle. He works closely with multidisciplinary teams to deliver patient-centred care and help individuals optimise recovery, performance, and long-term wellbeing.

Outside of the clinic, Ajay enjoys football, training in the gym, and spending time with his family. He is passionate about volunteering and has previously led an earthquake relief project in Nepal as part of a medical team, providing treatment to those affected by traumatic injuries.