Juan F. Martínez-Canca is a Doctor of Medicine and Surgery from the University of Málaga (Spain, 1994). He completed his training as a Neurosurgery Specialist in London (United Kingdom) from 1996, where he obtained a national training number at the South Thames Deanery.

He continued working within the United Kingdom's National Health Service (NHS) until 2012. A member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MRCS Ed) and the General Medical Council of the United Kingdom (GMC), he currently works as a private Neurosurgeon in Spain, several Middle Eastern countries, and St. Lucia (Eastern Caribbean). However, he maintains his professional collaboration with the British National Health System on a regular basis at the University of Oxford as an external Neurosurgeon at the John Radcliffe Hospital NHS Foundation Trust since 2013.

In addition to general neurosurgical practice for both adults and children (neurotraumatology, neuro-intensive care, spinal neurosurgery, neurovascular pathology, and peripheral nerve pathology), his clinical and surgical experience is constantly updated through numerous international courses and workshops in both practical and theoretical Neurosurgery. His special interest within the specialty is the treatment of brain tumours and spinal cord tumours, as well as the management of Traumatic Brain Injury and Spinal Cord Injury.

In Spinal and Neck Surgery, he has an extensive history with a large number of interventions using dynamic and minimally invasive techniques, achieving excellent results by minimising postoperative time and optimising functional recovery. In recent years, he has established a Pain Management Unit, where the combination of a holistic approach and electromagnetic technology applied to human physiology has yielded remarkable results in the treatment of non-surgical sciatica, trigeminal neuralgia, and refractory musculoskeletal pain. His most recent interest focuses on the treatment of tumours through Electromodulated Oncological Hyperthermia and the practice of Awake Craniotomies.

Chief Neurosurgeon at NeuroKonsilia® and NeuroKonsilia Medical Research Institute®, he is currently leading an innovative research line in Autologous Stem Cell Therapy (ASCT/SVF) applied to multidisciplinary pathologies, in collaboration with a team of pioneering scientists and specialists in Regenerative Cellular Medicine. He is also a Certified Technician in Neuro-Oncological Hyperthermia and Regenerative Plasma Therapy, as well as the Editor-in-Chief of the scientific journal Journal of Neurology and Stroke by MedCrave Publishing.

Co-founder of Neurobridge Consulting®, alongside his professional activity, he is an Expert in Holistic Medicine and co-founder of the International Centre for Holistic Therapy (formerly known as The Brain Respiration Centre®) based in London, fully funded and sponsored by charitable contributions. This initiative is part of The Breathing Group Corporation©®.