Dr Brinda Christopher is a highly esteemed Specialist Consultant in Sports and Exercise Medicine, currently serving at the Ministry of Defence. She obtained her intercalated Sports Science Degree from Loughborough University in 2006 and qualified from University College Medical School in 2007. Dr Christopher completed her general medical training at London University-affiliated teaching hospitals and specialised in Sports and Exercise Medicine at Charing Cross Hospital, St Mary’s Hospital, Hammersmith Hospital, and Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre Headley Court.

In 2016, Dr Christopher was appointed President of the Royal Society of Medicine Sports and Exercise Medicine Section. She also undertook a Fellowship at Stanford University, where she collaborated with the Stanford 25 group, teaching clinical musculoskeletal examination and medicine. Upon returning to the UK, she worked at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club as the Academy Doctor and later extended her care to the 1st Team.

Dr Christopher has a keen interest in football medicine, having worked with Wimbledon AFC, Norwich FC, and Tottenham Hotspur FC. She has also contributed to women's and disabled sports, including England’s Women’s Football, NEC Championship Disabled International Tennis, and GB Disabled Shooting. Her work extends to adolescent sports medicine, having been involved with UK Athletics Junior Championships and Sainsbury’s School Games.

Currently, Dr Christopher is a Regional Rehabilitation Unit Doctor for the MOD in Colchester, overseeing the diagnosis and rehabilitation of injured Army, Navy, and RAF personnel. She works within a multidisciplinary team to ensure optimal outcomes for musculoskeletal injuries. Her special interests include biomechanical optimisation, rehabilitation and return-to-sport, age-related musculoskeletal conditions, and tendinopathies.