Mr Stephen McGrath

Stephen was born and raised in the Manawatu before moving to study in Otago and completed medical school in Sydney.

He was accepted into the Australian Orthopaedic Association Training Program which included placements in NSW, ACT and Western Australia. In 2017 he succesfully passed the fellowship examination and was admitted as a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.

Stephen then went on to provide Locum Consultant services to Bunbury and Busselton hospitals before moving back to be closer to family in Aotearoa. He undertook further sub-specialty training in Waikato and the Bay of Plenty in trauma surgery, arthroplasty of the hip, shoulder and knee and finally paediatric surgery at Starship Children’s Hospital.

Stephen is a skilled, caring and professional orthopaedic surgeon who focusses on excellent patient care and outcomes. He is an enthusiastic teacher and enjoys helping train and develop junior surgeons.

Stephen is happy to see and treat sporting and arthritic conditions of the knee and shoulder, hip arthritis and any orthopaedic trauma excluding spine and complex foot & ankle.