Mr Adam Rumian

Mr Rumian studied medicine at Cambridge University (Queens’ College) and completed his clinical training at Imperial School of Medicine, qualifying as a doctor in 1998. His specialist training in Trauma and Orthopaedic surgery was on the highly regarded North-West Thames rotation in London, followed by extensive training in shoulder and elbow surgery and reconstruction, which included a fellowship in the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. Mr Rumian was also selected for a prestigious year-long advanced training fellowship working with one of the world’s leading surgeons, Professor Pascal Boileau, in Nice, France.

Mr Rumian was subsequently appointed as a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at the East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust where he now works based at the Lister Hospital in Stevenage and Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Welwyn Garden City. In addition to his clinical work, for which he has been awarded Clinical Excellence Awards, he is the Deputy Clinical Director and so also responsible for the supervision and training of the senior trainees.

Mr Rumian was born and raised in West London and was a a scholarship pupil at St Paul’s School, where he also played rugby and swam for the School. He was awarded a Leaver’s prize for achieving the best grades of the year and went on to study at Cambridge University where he took up rowing, which became his main sport. He went on to row for Imperial College, unfortunately losing to Yale university in the Final of Henley Royal Regatta!  He now lives in Harpenden with his wife Kim and three children. When opportunity and time allows, he enjoys skiing, playing golf and following the progress of the England rugby team.

Here at One Hatfield Hospital, we are always pleased to hear what our patient’s think of the service they have received. Below is a snapshot of the some of the excellent feedback we have received for Mr Rumian.