Tom Corradine

Qualified from:

University of Nottingham

Past employment:

United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust
Private Practice in Lincolnshire

Working background:

I completed my core rotations in musculoskeletal, orthopaedics and respiratory within the NHS before gaining a senior role within musculoskeletal outpatients. I also worked within a private physiotherapy and sports injury clinic treating people from the recreational Sunday-league footballer to the elite-level gymnast. Having hung up my boots after a string of injuries, you would occasionally find me helping out as a physio at my local rugby club.

4 years of NHS work, interspersed with part-time private physiotherapy, left me with itchy feet and a desire to transition fully into private practice. A short period later I made the move down to London, and Six!

Your almost most-outstanding achievement:

I thought I'd won the County 400m, until I cramped up and fell over with 20 metres to go! Went home with nothing but a red face and swollen knee.

What would you cook if I came round for dinner?

I'm a big fan of honest cooking; so perhaps a Morroccan-inspired Lamb and Chickpea Tagine.

Where should we go on holiday?

Vietnam is next on my list, preferably by motorbike.

If you could take one thing into space, what would it be:

My Golden Labrador, we're pretty tight.

What’s the one thing you haven’t confessed to your parents?

Mum, I don't like the way you make a cup of tea.