M.D., PhD, EWICert.
Dr Kirkor is an Independent Consultant in Pain Medicine and Expert Witness. He was a
Clinical Lead for Pain Services at Shrewsbury & Telford Hospitals NHS Trust from 2010 till 2019.
He retired from his NHS job in October 2020, maintaining his private practice both in the UK and
Poland.
He qualified from Medical University in Gdansk, Poland in 1987. He completed his formal training
in anaesthesia in 1994 and held several consultant posts in Poland. He obtained his Ph.D. in
medicine in 1996. He moved to the UK in 2005 and joined Pain Clinic at Stoke Mandeville Hospital
(National Spine Injury Centre). In September 2010 he moved to Telford, Shropshire.
In 2018 Dr Kirkor set up the first Regenexx Clinic in the UK (currently the only Regenexx clinic in
Europe) upon completion the extensive training in the Regenexx clinics in the USA. The clinic
focuses on regenerative medicine (stem cells and platelet rich plasma) for musculoskeletal and
spine conditions. He has lectured on regenerative orthopaedics on several national and
international meeting and courses.
Dr Kirkor is a member of Spine Interventions Society (Research Mentoring Committee), American
Academy / Board of Regenerative Medicine and Interventional Orthobiologic Foundation.
Dr Kirkor is an expert witness and his area of expertise is anaesthesia and chronic pain. He
commenced his medico-legal practice in 2011. He is a Certified Member of the Expert Witness
Institute (MEWI Cert.). He won The Anaesthesia & Pain Medicine Consultant of the Year 2017
Award (The Lawyers Monthly Magazine). In December 2022, after multistage assessment process,
Dr Kirkor became the Expert Witness Institute Certified Member (EWI Cert.).
Also in December 2022 he received an award from the Chancellor of the Medical University in
Gdansk for his research achievements. He continues the research projects at MUG.
In April 2023 Dr Kirkor became an Appraiser for the Independent Doctors Federation.
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