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Clinical Associate Professor, Division of Arthroscopy & Sports Medicine
Department of Orthopaedics, University of British Columbia
Medical Staff, Vancouver Canucks
Medical Staff, Vancouver Whitecaps FC

Dr. McConkey was born and raised in Vancouver and an interest in orthopaedic sports medicine started early due to his father’s close involvement in the orthopaedic care of elite athletes in the mountains and across Canada. Involvement in high level athletics led him as a patient to the training room and eventually the operating room and solidified his interest in caring for injured athletes. Dr. McConkey’s introduction to the North Shore was as a member of the North Shore Twins baseball team which prepared him for 4 years as a player on the UBC Thunderbirds varsity baseball team.
After orthopaedic residency he completed a sports medicine fellowship at the University of Iowa where he helped take care of the Iowa Hawkeyes collegiate sports teams including the Iowa Hawkeyes Football team, in the NCAA Big Ten Conference. Following that year he completed a fellowship in Auckland, New Zealand at the Millenium Institute of Sport & Health with Dr. Matthew Brick with a focus on hip arthroscopy and athletic hip injuries.
Dr. McConkey is actively involved with the residency and fellowship training program and serve as the director of the UBC Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine Fellowship. He continues to actively collaborate with colleagues on clinical research into knee, hip and shoulder arthroscopic surgery and reconstruction.
Knee arthroscopy, ACL reconstruction and revision(adult & pediatric)
Multiligament knee reconstruction (e.g. PCL, Posterolateral corner)
Osteotomies around the knee (e.g. HTO, DFO, TTO), Cartilage and meniscus restoration and transplantation
Patellar instability
Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), labral repair & reconstruction
Hamstring & abductor repair
Shoulder arthroscopy & instability
Rotator cuff repair
AC joint instability and arthritis