After earning his medical degree at Imperial College London, he completed orthopaedic residency in Oxford and subspecialty fellowships at SickKids and BC Children’s Hospital. Dr Bavan’s research examines paediatric musculoskeletal disease and the functional outcomes of both surgical and non-surgical care. He holds a PhD from the University of Oxford on wearable-sensor motion analysis, work he now applies to refine outcome measurement and guide treatment in children. Dr. Bavan has won multiple awards for his academic achievements, including the Darrell Ogilvie-Harris Award for the best research presentation at our annual Orthopaedic Fellow Research Day, and the Stephen Tredwell Award from the Canadian Orthopaedic Association.

Welcome, Luckshman, to the University of Toronto, we’re looking forward to your academic accomplishments in the coming years!

All the best,

Peter C. Ferguson MD MSc FRCSC FAOA
Albert and Temmy Latner Chair,
Division of Orthopaedics, Department of Surgery
University of Toronto