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Biography

I trained in Emergency Medicine in Edinburgh having completed undergraduate degrees in Medicine, Psychology and become MRCP. I was inspired to pursue an academic career largely by the example of Prof. Colin Robertson and started research work early in the course of my EM training - initially looking at whether advanced signal analysis techniques could be used to guide the resuscitation of patients in ventricular fibrillation. Later I took time out my training programme to be a Wellcome Clinical Research Fellow and completed a PhD in cell biology looking at the process of lung epithelial repair after acute lung injury. In 2005 I started as a CSO Intermediate Fellow at the Centre for Inflammation Research in the Queen’s Medical Research Institute at Edinburgh University, and an honorary Consultant in EM at the Royal Infirmary in Edinburgh. In 2010 I became a Clinical Senior Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh.

Qualifications

MB ChB, BSc, MRCP, PhD, FCEM

Current Research Interests

The scope of our work includes the epidemiology, clinical management systems and physiology of OHCA. Optimisation of the local chain of survival in order to improve patient outcomes. Research into novel approaches to clinical management. The basic science of cardiac arrest resuscitation. More information can be found on our website: www.rrg-edinburgh.com.

Collaborative Activity

Scottish Ambulance Service

My research in a nutshell

Emergency Resuscitation, with a particular focus on out-of-hospital cardiac arrest

External positions

Clinical Advisory Group Chair, Scottish Ambulance Service, Edinburgh, UK.

1 May 2014 → …

Research, Development and Innovation Committee chair, Scottish Ambulance Service, Edinburgh, UK.

1 May 2014 → …

Honorary Consultant in Emergency Medicine, NHS Lothian

1 Jun 2005 → …

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