Delivery of care to unselected emergency patients, support and guide the multidisciplinary ED team when duty consultant.

Leading surge and recovery for unplanned care

Clinical Director of the Emergency and Specialty Medicine CSU comprising:Two Adult Emergency Departments and one Paediatric Emergency Department in Leeds. 220,000 new patients with 38 consultants in EM and PEM. Two Clinical Decision Units and co-located Primary Care facilities in both adult EDs. Acute Medicine including four acute wards, a HOBS area and an embedded medical assessment unit in the ED. Elderly Medicine including four acute wards, four specialty wards, six medically optimised for discharge wards, an embedded frailty unit in ED, community geriatrics, orthogeriatrics, falls and movement disorders. Infection and travel medicine with the regional centre for HIV inpatients. HIV outpatients and sexual health clinics via consultants in GUM. Integrated Leeds Sexual Health service via an innovative collaboration of LTHT and Leeds Community Health. Diabetes and Endocrinology. Two general medicine wards with general diabetes and endocrinology clinics. Specialist outpatient clinics in adolescent diabetes, perinatal diabetes, pituitary and thyroid endocrinology and osteoporosis clinics. Primary Care Access Line for primary care direct referrals to specialist units.

Regional Clinical Advisor, Urgent & Emergency Care supporting operational delivery, tactical design and strategic direction across the North East and Yorkshire Region of NHS England

Chair of Scan4Safety Programme in Leeds Teaching Hospitals and across the West Yorkshire Association of Acute Trusts (WYAAT). Utilising GS1 barcode technology to improve services for patients. Concentrating on three main streams of work. 1. Live bed state integrating into the PPM+ Leeds Care Record. 2. Real time location tracking3. Inventory management utilising SupplyX

Worked with the USA based Difficult Airway Course since 2000. I am the only member of faculty from outside North America.

The ATLS programmes of 26 countries comprise the AEA. Quality assurance and improvement, delivering trauma education across large portions of Europe and Africa and supporting the further promulgation of the course. ATLS is a truly global trauma management initiative and AEA has been highly influential in supporting the strategic direction of the programme worldwide.

Surgical Tutor, Royal College of Surgeons of EnglandOversee largest ATLS programme outside the USA. Trained over 4500 doctors to manage severely injured patients in 100 UK course centres in 2014Delivered Team Training Materials for 10th Edition of the Global ATLS ProgrammeActive in the development of skill stations, course content and delivery and examinations used worldwideEmergency Medicine representative on the UK ATLS Steering Group from June 2007 - End Feb 2013Direct ATLS instructor, reverificarion and provider coursesDesigned and delivered innovative trauma training course for medical students (TARMS) now used in several UK medical schools

Organise recruitment of higher specialist trainees.Quality assure training and assessment.Allocate trainees to training posts.Support and manage doctors in difficulty.