Dr James Brown is the director of the Mid Yorkshire Ortho Sports Clinic.
He has had vast experience managing both sports injury and musculoskeletal pain

Qualifications
PGC Musculoskeletal Ultrasound University of Lancaster 2006
FFSEM Fellow Faculty Sport + Exercise Medicine RCSI / RCPI June 2003
MSc (Sports Medicine) Nottingham University 1997
MBChB Manchester University 1994
BSc(Hons) Med Science St Andrews University 1991

Sports Doctor Roles
2001 -2003: Chief Medical Officer, The Rugby Football Union (England U21)
2001 - 2002: Chief Medical Officer, Scotland RLFC
1999 -2001: Sports Physician, Huddersfield Giants Rugby League FC
1997 - 1999: Chief Medical Officer, Yorkshire County Cricket Club
1996 - 1998: Chief Medical Officer, Wakefield Trinity Wildcats Rugby League FC


NHS Roles
2002 - Present: Lead Doctor, Wakefield West Primary Care Trust: Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine
2000 - Present: Lead Doctor, White Rose Surgery: Dept of Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine

Skills
Team Physician - General Duties
Sports Physician / Musculoskeletal Physician - General Duties
Diagnostic and Interventional Musculoskeletal Ultrasound (finished PGC Feb 2006)
Joints / soft tissue injections, including Hyaluronic Acid Injections OSTENIL
Spinal Injections
Intramuscular Stimulation
Manipulation and Mobilisation of the Spine (Osteopathic)
Rehabilitation of sports injuries
Exercise prescription for patients with long term conditions.
Sports Psychology: Worked with several sports psychologists during the seven years as a team physician. This, together with the MSc, has given me invaluable experience and insight and understanding of the mind of the athlete.
Doping / Drugs in Sport. Actively participated in several drug-related and anti-doping procedures in Sport.