Andrew Reece is a Senior Prosthetist at Proactive Prosthetics, bringing over 20 years of clinical experience in lower limb prosthetics. Throughout his career he has worked within some of the UK’s leading prosthetic centres and healthcare settings, providing specialist care to individuals with complex limb loss. Andrew previously held the role of Clinical Lead Prosthetist at Queen Mary’s Hospital, Roehampton, where he led a large multidisciplinary prosthetic team and managed complex inpatient and outpatient cases, including osseointegration.

His clinical expertise covers all aspects of lower limb prosthetics, including modern socket design and state-of-the-art component prescription. Andrew is experienced in managing complex traumatic amputations and is committed to delivering personalised, high-performance prosthetic care tailored to each individual’s goals.

Andrew’s passion for mobility extends beyond the clinic. He is an enthusiastic mountain biker, gravel rider and runner. His charitable endeavours reflect this commitment to active living — he climbed Mount Kilimanjaro alongside a group of amputees in support of the Limbless Association, has completed the Walk With The Wounded Cumbria Challenge, and recently ran his first half marathon at the Robin Hood Half Marathon in support of Run With Rich Charity.