Andrew Garnham has been a consultant surgeon at the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust since 2000 working as part of the Black Country Vascular Unit.

Specialising in general and vascular surgery, he completed an endovascular fellowship in aortic stent grafting and peripheral angioplasty in Leicester Royal Infirmary. He was the first program director for vascular surgical training in the West Midlands and has been the lead TPD for general surgery and faculty development in the West Midlands. He has been actively involved in surgical education since a trainee as President of the Rouleaux Club, subsequently been involved in the development of vascular training ASPIRE program though the education committee of the vascular society and the Royal College of Edinburgh vascular specialty board which he chaired. Latterly he has been President of the Vascular Society of Great Britain and Ireland and has been head of school of surgery in the West Midlands since May 2023.

He is the current chair of CoPSS.