Dr Craig Rosenbloom

Dr Craig Rosenbloom is a highly regarded Consultant in Sport and Exercise Medicine, offering expert care in both private practice, and elite sporting environments.

Dedicated to helping people move better and feel better, Dr Rosenbloom specialises in musculoskeletal conditions with a strong emphasis on non-operative, evidence-based treatment. His priority is simple: to help you return to the activities you love - quickly, safely, and with confidence.

With extensive experience across elite sport, Dr Rosenbloom has worked with some of the most recognisable organisations in the UK, including Tottenham Hotspur, The Football Association, The National Football League (NFL), West Ham United, Leyton Orient Football Club, the Lawn Tennis Association, the European Disability Golf Association, the London Marathon, and the Maccabiah Games. This background gives him a unique insight into high performance medicine and injury management at the highest level, however, you don't need to be an athlete to see him. If you are in pain and unable to do the things you enjoy, he will do his best to help.

Dr Rosenbloom was educated at Chigwell School before completing his medical degree at Manchester University in 2010. As well as being a Sports Medicine Consultant, he is a qualified GP and holds a Master’s Degree in Sport and Exercise Medicine from Queen Mary University of London, as well as a Postgraduate Certificate in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound from the University of East London. He completed his Higher Specialist Training within the prestigious London Deanery and is a Fellow of the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine.

Alongside his clinical work, Dr Rosenbloom remains actively engaged in research. Since 2020 he has served as an Honorary Lecturer at Queen Mary University of London, publishing in peer-reviewed medical journals and presenting internationally. His research interests include sport-related concussion and medication use within elite sport.

Outside of his clinical work, he enjoys spending time with his young family and staying active, and less enjoyably, supporting Tottenham Hotspur.