Do I need private medical insurance?

No. You can book an appointment directly as a self-funding patient, with no referral required. If you have private medical insurance, please contact us to discuss your cover and eligibility.

We care for people of all ages and activity levels, from elite athletes and recreational exercisers to individuals managing pain, arthritis, mobility concerns, or age-related musculoskeletal conditions.

How quickly can I be seen?

We pride ourselves on fast and convenient access to care. We aim to provide prompt access to specialist care across our clinic network, with appointments available at multiple locations.

What conditions do you treat?

We diagnose and treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions including joint pain, tendon injuries, sports injuries, arthritis, back pain, neck pain, and mobility-related concerns.

Do you offer ultrasound-guided injections?

Yes. We provide a range of ultrasound-guided injection therapies, helping ensure accurate placement and effective treatment.

Can you help if I'm not an athlete?

Absolutely. While we work with elite and recreational athletes, many of our patients simply want to reduce pain, improve mobility, and maintain an active, healthy lifestyle.

Dr Moiz Moghal - Core Sports Medicine

Meet Dr Moiz Moghal

Consultant in Sport, Exercise & Musculoskeletal Medicine

MBChB, MRCGP, MSc, FFSEM

Dr Moiz Moghal combines decades of clinical expertise with experience working at the highest levels of international sport. Alongside his role as a Consultant at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, he has held senior medical positions across professional football, international hockey, and elite cricket.

Expertise built through elite sport and clinical excellence

Dr Moghal has developed a unique breadth of experience through his work within the NHS, independent sector and elite sport. His specialist knowledge in sports and musculoskeletal medicine has led to appointments with some of the UK’s most prestigious sporting organisations, including Southampton Football Club, England & Great Britain Hockey, UK Sports Institute and the England & Wales Cricket Board.

His expertise has also been recognised on the international stage having supported athletes at the highest levels of competition including attendance at multiple Paralympic and Olympic Games, The Ashes and Wimbledon Championships . He served as a Polyclinic Doctor at the London 2012 Paralympic Games, Core Team Doctor for ParalympicsGB Rio 2016, and Team Doctor for the Great Britain Men’s and Women’s Hockey teams at the Tokyo Olympic Games as well as Team Doctor for British Gymnastics at the Paris Olympic Games.

Previous Positions Include:

Lead Physician for England Men’s Cricket Team
Senior Sports Physician with British Gymnastics
Chief Medical Officer GB & England Hockey
Team Doctor Hampshire County Cricket Club
Team Doctor Southampton Football Club

Current Positions:

Tournament Physician at Wimbledon and Queens Club Tennis Championships
Medical Advisor at the Royal Ballet
Lead Doctor for British Rowing U23 & Development Squad
Chief Medical Officer for Williams F1 Academy

Education and training

Dr Moiz Moghal graduated in medicine from the University of Sheffield in 2002 and completed his GP training within the London Deanery, becoming a Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 2011. He went on to undertake higher specialist training in Sport & Exercise Medicine through the Oxford Deanery, during which he also completed a Diploma in Sport & Exercise Medicine awarded by the Royal College of Surgeons.

He holds a Master’s degree in Sport, Exercise & Health from University College London and is a Fellow of the Faculty of Sport & Exercise Medicine. Dr Moghal is listed on the GMC Specialist Register for Sport & Exercise Medicine and has undertaken advanced training in musculoskeletal ultrasound, image-guided injections, and sports injury management.

Research and teaching

Dr Moghal has a strong commitment to education and research, having served as a Clinical Examiner for the University of Bath’s MSc in Sport & Exercise Medicine and as an Educational Supervisor for specialist trainees in Oxford. His recent research has focused on the impact of COVID-19 on elite athletes, including recovery timelines and long-term effects on performance. He is a member of the Faculty of Sport & Exercise Medicine Team Care Committee and has recently been appointed as a Board Member for UK Anti-Doping.

Affiliations

Faculty of Sport & Exercise Medicine
British Association of Sport & Exercise Medicine