Professor Sanjiv Jari is a distinguished Consultant Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Surgeon and an Honorary Professor at the University of Bolton. Specialising in knee problems and knee surgery, he has extensive expertise in advanced non-surgical arthritis treatments and sports injuries. His practice also focuses on personalised, less invasive knee replacements and keyhole surgery.

Professor Jari's NHS practice is based at Salford Royal Hospital, a University of Manchester Teaching Hospital, where he has been serving since 2001. He has established a dedicated knee rehabilitation and triage service, incorporating biomechanical ligament assessment using a KT-1000, a tool not commonly available in the UK. His areas of expertise include ligament reconstructive knee surgery, cartilage transplantation, and knee-cap surgery.

In addition to his clinical roles, Professor Jari is an Honorary Senior Lecturer in orthopaedic and trauma surgery at the University of Manchester. He is a national and international speaker on knee surgery and sports injuries and supervises post-graduate doctors, medical students, and international Fellows. His research interests are diverse, with ongoing studies in various aspects of lower limb surgery.

Professor Jari has published extensively, including a BSc Thesis, 19 peer-reviewed articles, and numerous abstracts and book chapters. His professional memberships include the British Trauma Society, British Orthopaedic Sports Trauma Association, and the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. His consultation fees are aligned with approved tariffs for all insurers, ensuring affordability for both insured and self-pay patients.