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Working across oncology / haemophilia including co-promotes with Roche. Cross functional collaboration across European organisationMedical reviewer, HCP education, med info, patient engagement, brand planning, congress planning, social media group. Undertaking signatory and DPM training.

Trauma & Orthopaedic Specialty Training (NTN) in Bath, Bristol, Yeovil and Taunton. Close cross-functional collaboration with other disciplines.Outpatient and on-call management of patients including inflammatory disorders, rheumatology, primary and secondary orthopaedic malignancies including myeloma, haematological issues.Trained in full range of spinal disorders and associated neurological assessments/diagnoses including cauda equina.Inpatient medical management of surgical patients including respiratory, cardiovascular, haematological and pain issues.Training in full spectrum of elective hip, knee, foot and ankle shoulder, hand surgery including arthroscopic, soft tissue reconstruction and arthroplasty.Significant Major Trauma experience and complex orthopaedic trauma.

Fully funded to undertake PhD at NIHR Biomedical Research Centre in the field of healthcare innovationThesis title: Expertise during surgical innovation: advancing understanding about non-technical skills and related optimisation factors. • Interviewed > 30 surgeons including leaders within major national organisations.• Collaborated to analyse hospital policies for introducing innovative procedures in 113 trusts.• Qualitive analysis of interviews with key stakeholders to conceptualise surgical innovation.• LOTUS study collaborator – performed case study involving ethnography and interviews during the introduction of MAKO surgical robot into one of the first NHS centres.• Created model of optimisation factors for performance during innovation, and process tree for organisations adopting new innovations.Supervisors: Prof Jane Blazeby, Miss Natalie Blencowe, Dr Nicola Mills

Appointed to 1 clinician from country via competitive application.Led Steering Group for James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Partnership- to set research priorities for problematic knee replacements in UK https://www.jla.nihr.ac.uk/priority-setting-partnerships/Revision-knee-replacement/Steering group consisted of >20 surgeons, anaesthetists, physiotherapists, researchers, nurses, patients and carers Subsequently awarded BASK Presidential MedalSupervisor - Professor Andy Toms, Exeter Additional Steering Group from Oxford & Bristol - Prof Andy Price, Mr Andrew Porteous, Mr James Murray.

1 of only 2 clinicians to have held this role.Leadership & Management Fellow at the Royal College of Surgeons, EnglandApprentice to Dame Clare Marx (President), Supervised by Mr Martyn Cooper (Head of Research), Mentored by Mr Tim Terry (Council)Attended executive leadership meetings, conducted research for RCS / HEE Extended Surgical Team Project & co-author of national report, aided administration of the RCS Research Fellowship Programme, led surgical workshops in Ethiopia.Completed a full year's leadership programme with FMLM: involving sessions - in parliament, observing health select committee and with a range of leaders from national organisations including GMC, CQC, Royal Colleges, NHS England, Health Education England and BMJ.

Hips & Orthopaedic Oncology - Mr Harvey Sandhu Shoulders- Mr Gavin Jennings

Ranked 2nd of all applicants nationally. Trauma Orthopaedics and Plastics Surgery specialisms.1. Managing a range of musculoskeletal disorders plus medical management lead and rota manager for 18 junior doctors.2. Managing a range of dermatological conditions including skin cancer, trauma and burns3. Managed reconfiguration of junior doctor services merging from two hospital sites onto one new site at Southmead Hospital. Received commendation and put forward for future medical leadership and management fellowship.

Diverse specialty experience including Paediatrics/ Paediatric Surgery; Gastroenterology and Acute medicine on call; General surgery including HPB and cancer surgery; Orthopaedic Surgery; Transplant Medicine (Renal, SPK, Liver, Small Bowel, Multivisceral); Academic surgeryFounded the "Near Peer" program for New Doctors Preparation for Practice WeekInitiated and edited the "Addenbrookes Foundation Survival Guide" for new junior doctors

Selected by panel chaired by Sir Terence English, who performed Britains first successful heart transplant. Applications open to all aged 18-65 in UK.Explored various trauma centres throughout South Africa to evaluate possible ways of optimising trauma care in the UK.Awarded Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Medal by (now Queen) Duchess of Cornwall Camilla Parker Bowles.

Research fellow whilst studying medicine including Pharmacology (Endocrine pharmacology) laboratory research under Dr Ruther Andrew, Appetite and Obesity modules, and Cardiovascular clinical research under Prof David Newby.Nominated for GSK Pharmacology UK Student of the Year.