Current Appointments
Clinical Senior Lecturer in Conflict and Catastrophe Medicin
St George’s Medical School, University of London
Lead, iBSC module in Conflict & Catastrophe Medicine ( Part time)
Consultant in Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery,
Blackpool Victoria Hospital ( annualised 3PA )
General orthopaedics, paediatric orthopaedics
Clinical Director 2010-2011
Departmental Research Lead 2006 – 2009
Trauma Lead 2011- 2013
Consultant in Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery,
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Major Trauma Centre “Trauma Week” on-call
Clinical Lead, Lancashire & South Cumbria Major Trauma Network
Consultant Advisor in Orthopaedic Surgery and Physical Disability
CBM ( Christoffel Blinden Mission)
Multiple projects; Malawi, Laos, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Ethiopia, Sudan
Clinical Lead, Humanitarian Surgical Response
UK International Emergency Medical Team
Surgical module lead for the DFID commissioned civilian humanitarian field hospital
Clinical Lead, UK humanitarian response to the Nepal earthquake, April 2015
Surgical lead, UK mission to Gaza, August 2014
Surgical lead, UK humanitarian mission to Tacloban, the Philippines November 2013
Pakistan Earthquake 2005, SE Asian Tsunami 2004
Full list of Publications
Getting involved S Mannion
Chapter 20, Conflict & Catastrophe Medicine, A Practical Guide, Springer
Third Edition 2014 p323 - 335
Second Edition 2009
First Edition 2002
The realities of war
Steve Mannion, Chapter 11, Making Sense of Disaster Medicine. Matheson & Hawley (Eds)
Hodder Arnold 2010
Audit of the use of sugar dressings for the control of wound odour at Lilongwe Central Hospital, Malawi
Chawinga S, Dowlen H, Mannion SJ
Tropical Doctor 2008 00 1-2
Clubfoot treatment in Malawi – a public health approach
Lavy CB, Mannion SJ, Mkandawire NC, TindallA, Steinlechner C,
Disabil Rehabil . 2007 Jun 15-30, 29 (11-12) 857-62
Landmines and landmine injuries: an overview.
Steve Mannion, Eddie Chaloner
Pain Medicine 11/2006; 7 Suppl 2:S199-200.
Acute injury caused by landmines.
Steve Mannion, Eddie Chaloner, Alain Serrie
Pain Medicine 11/2006; 7 Suppl 2:S201-3.
Results of manipulation of idiopathic clubfoot deformity in Malawi by orthopaedic clinical officers using the Ponseti method: a realistic alternative for the developing world?
Tindall A, Steinlechner C, Lavy C, Mannion SJ, Mkandawire N
Journal of Paediatric Orthopaedics
01/2005 25(5):627-9
Orthopaedics in Sri Lanka post-tsunami.
J Calder, S Mannion
Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - British Volume 07/2005; 87(6):759-61.
Damage Control in Orthopaedic Injuries
Mannion SJ
Hosp Med 2005 Feb; 66(2):87-8
Secondary Crisis in African Healthcare
Kushner AL, Mannion SJ, Muyco AP
Lancet 2004 Nov; 124(6):262-7
The London nail bombings: the St. Thomas' Hospital experience.
A J Hart, S Mannion, P Earnshaw, A Ward
Injury 12/2003; 34(11):830-3.
Potential health hazards of cluster bombing in the Shomali Valley, Afghanistan in October- November 2001.
Steve Mannion, Eddie Chaloner
Military medicine 10/2003; 168(9):756-7
Medical education must be rehabilitated in Afghanistan.
S Mannion, E Chaloner, F Homayoun
BMJ (online) 05/2002; 324(7341):848.
Club foot.
Chris Lavy, Steve Mannion, Nyengo Mkandawire
Tropical Doctor 02/2002; 32(1):56
10 year experience of injuries sustained in the clearance of anti-personnel landmines
R Brown, E Challoner, S Mannion, T Cheatle“ Lancet Vol 358; Dec 2001, 2048 – 2049
Principles of War Surgery
Mannion SJ, Challoner E
British Medical Journal
2005 Jun 25; 330(7506): 1498 – 500
Managing the health effects of the explosive remnants of war
Kett ME, Mannion SJ
J R Soc Promo Health. 2004 Nov; 124(6):262-7
Syndromic diagnosis of musculoskeletal tuberculosis
S Chimangeni, S Mannion
East & Central African Journal of Surgery
Vol 7, No 1, 21-22
Assessment of the efficacy of anti-personnel landmine protective footwear
M Chir thesis, University of Cambridge, 2001
Fractures and Orthopaedic conditions other than injuries
Chapters, in Child Health Manual Ed D Southall
British Medical Journal Publications 2001
David Livingstone’s Humeral Fracture
British Orthopaedic News
Spring 2001.
The management of anti-personnel landmine injury
S. Mannion
Postgraduate Doctor, Middle East Nov/Dec 2000, Vol 23; 6, 171-178
Change in lower extremity morbidity from landmine injury: An analysis of new protective footwear
Robert M. Harris, Lanny Griffin, Roman Hayda, Mark S. Rountree, Ricky Bryant, Nigel Rossitor, Steve Mannion
Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 01/2000; 14(2):145.
Blast and Gunshot Injuries
Chapter, in Trauma Care Manual Eds J Ryan,
I Greaves, K Porter.
Arnold Publications, London 2000
Haemoglobin SC disease presenting with a compartment syndrome secondary to a deep vein thrombosis
K Ivil, S Mannion
Case report, International Journal of Clinical Practice, 2000 54;10, 679-80.
The treatment of acute landmine injury
Chapter in “Pain and rehabilitation from landmine injury”, (Booklet) The Association Doleur France- Americain 1999.
Injury Rates in Shotokan Karate
- Critchley, S. Mannion, C. Meredith
British Journal of Sports Medicine
1999; 33:0-3
Oedeme Bleu
S. Mannion, J. Mehta, J. Spencer
(Case Report) Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine Vol 91, Sept 1998, p 491 – 492
Anti-Personnel Land Mines- An International Disgrace
- Mannion
In Greaves, I et al (eds) 1997 ,Trauma 1,
Arnold Publishers 343-350
Total ban on landmines is unnecessary?
- Chaloner, S. Mannion
(letter), British Medical Journal
29 November 1997, p1465
Criteria for judging abhorrent weapons and weapons which cause superfluous injury and unnecessary suffering
- Coupland, S. Mannion et al.
Comite International de la Croix Rouge
September 1997
The application of registration bone scintigram with plain radiographs in the diagnosis and management of wrist pain
- Mannion, L. Biassoni, M. Lewis, M. Maisey J. Spencer
The Journal of Hand Surgery, June 1997 22B, 10
Anti-Personnel mines: The Global Epidemic
- Chaloner, S. Mannion
Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
January 1996; 78; 1-4
Working Overseas- Salvation or Suicide?
- Chaloner, S. Mannion
Surgery, July 1995.
Chondromalacia Coxae
F.H.Norman-Taylor, S.Mannion, R.N.Villar
Hip International, July 1995, Vol 5 121-123
Spontaneous rupture of the rectum with evisceration of the small intestine through the anus
(Case report) J.P. Ellul, S.Mannion, G.A.Khoury
European Journal of Surgery
December 1995, 161(12), 925-7h
1. Teaching duties
a. Course Director & principal lecturer Conflict and Catastrophe Medicine iBSc module, St Georges. University of London
b. Lecturer Global Health (Disease) and Global Health (Justice) iBSc modules, St Georges, University of London
c. Surgical syllabus lead Diploma Course in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (DTM&H), London School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
d. Faculty member, Damage Control in Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of England.
f. Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) course director & instructor, Royal College of Surgeons of England, St Georges Hospital, University College Hospital, Blackpool Victoria Hospital.
g. Basic Surgical Skills (BSS) course director and instructor, Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland (ASGBI) and Royal College of Surgeons of England. Courses in Malawi, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Ghana.
h. Ponseti clubfoot treatment training. Courses in Malawi, DRCongo, Ethiopia, Sudan, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Madagascar, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Papua New Guinea.
i. Surgical education and mentoring. CBM supported surgeons in Malawi, Ghana, Laos and Papua New Guinea. Refgular visits to these countries conducting operating lists & supervising / assessing surgical practice.