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After senior roles in NHS public health, management and in medical education, including DPH, Trust Medical Director and associate Dean of postgraduate medical education, Fiona spent two years at the English Dept of Health leading public health development. Fiona is currently Coordinator of the London Teaching Public Health Network, based at LSHTM, and a part-time GP. Also currently: joint editor of Public Health; Board Member, UK Voluntary Register for PH Specialists; Board Member, Faculty of Public Health; hon. senior lecturer, UCL; General Medical Council Fitness to Practise panel member and Visitor for the GMC’s Quality Assurance programme for Basic Medical Education.
Nigel’s current position is Chief Executive of the British Dental Health Foundation from June 1997.
His previous work included practicing dentistry in Birmingham and Midlands from 1975 to 1997 and became Principal of a training company delivering training to dental nurses and dental technicians from 1983 to date. Nigel has gained a Bachelor of Dental Surgery University of Birmingham 1975, Licentiate in Dental Surgery of Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh 1975.
Nigel has had considerable media exposure. He has been an experienced broadcaster for over 20 years with multiple radio and television appearances and has had media training with Peter Sissons and others. Nigel has appeared on around 75 local and national radio broadcasts per year, Radio 5 live, BBC World Service, Radio 4 etc. and TV experience with Central TV, Meridian, BBC1, TV am, GMTV.
He is a resident dentist for Anne and Nick magazine show at Pebble Mill for BBC.
Dr Genny lane has a background in Community Paediatrics (Child and School Health) and Family Planning (including Youth Advisory Clinics).
She was a Registrar of the Faculty of Community Health, Medical Advisor to the Housing Dept. of several Boroughs in Surrey & Housing Associations, Past Secretary-General of EUSUHM (European Union of School and University Health and Medicine) and now Hon Member of this organization.
Her commitment is to prevention and Community Health and enjoys the challenges of working in that field.
Dr Heather Hartwell is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Services Management at Bournemouth University, specialising in the subjects of nutrition and food safety. She is a registered nutritionist, Member of the Nutrition Society, Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, Heather is also the Honorary Editor of the RSPH []’s members' journal.
Heather was appointed Chief External Examiner for CIEH in 2007, and her current research interest is in hospital food service.
Hugh is a principal in General Practice based in three ex-mining villages near to Durham. He trained at St John’s College, Oxford, The Middlesex Hospital, and at Leicester Medical School. Past experiences include Assistant Director of the national charity, ‘Mountbatten Adventure Programme’ and was a BMA council representative for the junior doctors of Northern England. Present posts include the North Durham BMA representative and secretary of the North East branch of the Oxford University Society.
Dr James Gibson, BSc, NEBOSH Diploma, is a Chartered Member of IOSH. He has been an independent consultant since 1986 providing advice and training in safety and hygiene and is the lead auditor for the EFSIS Health and Safety Standard. Previously he worked for a pest control company as technical manager. Now based in Leeds, James was a member of RSPH [] Council from 1999 – 2002 representing Environmental Health and has returned to Council representing Health and Safety.
Present Post (since 1997): Consultant Occupational and Public Health Physician, Bristol Royal Infirmary, and Director, Centre for Health in Employment and the Environment, Bristol Royal Infirmary. Qualifications []: MBChB (Otago), FRCP, FFOM, FFPH, FAFPHM, MSc(MedSc), DCH, DPH. Education & Training: Undergraduate training in NZ, his home country; Dual nationality; All postgraduate training in the UK. Consultant Senior Lecturer in Occupational Medicine & Public Health Medicine, University of Bristol, 1986-1996. Started and co-Directed at request of the WHO, Centre for Environmental Health Promotion and Ecology, University of Bristol 1989-96.
Research and teaching interests: environmental epidemiology, physical pollutants and effects on health, arts, health and well-being [q.v. www.artsaccessinternational.org], human settlement needs for sustainable development, cultural and social capital growth. Principal Board, Council and Committees served: RIPH [] Council; Board of the Faculty of Occupational Medicine (FOM); Ethics Committee, FOM; Fellowship Committee, FOM; Communications Committee, FOM; FPHM-FOM Liaison Committee for Environmental Health; Liaison Person in the UK, NZ College of Community Medicine; Nuffield Trust Steering Group for Arts and Health; Society of Occupational Medicine Editorial Panel; WHO Adviser, Target 24, HFA Programme, Tourist Health & Travel Medicine, & for Environment & Well-being.
Edward registered as a pharmacist in 1973 after graduating from the University of Bradford and undertaking pre registration training at Bradford Royal Infirmary. In 1977 he completed his Masters Degree in Clinical Pharmacy from University of Bradford and in 1994 became Designated Fellow of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. In 1999 he graduated in Medical Law from the University of Wales at Cardiff and in 2001 was awarded the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s Charter Silver Medal and also the Honorary Membership of the Faculty of Public Health (Medicine).
Edward worked in clinical practice in Bradford until moving to Scotland in 1978 to take up the appointment as District Pharmaceutical Officer for the Perth & Kinross District of Tayside Health Board. He was appointed Chief Administrative Pharmaceutical Officer for Lanarkshire in 1984 (now Consultant in Pharmaceutical Public Health for NHS Lanarkshire).
Edward has served on numerous Scottish Office/Executive/Government Working Parties and Committees. He is currently Chairman of the Influenza Vaccine Supply Monitoring Group for Scotland and the Strategic Advisory Group for Vaccine supply in Scotland. Edward is a Member of the National Appeal Panel for Entry to Pharmaceutical Lists since 1987, and also a Member of the Disciplinary Committee of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain.
Pamela is a founder Director and the first Chief Executive of Water UK. Set up in April 1998, Water UK focuses on policy identification, development and delivery, pioneering working in partnership with a broad range of stakeholders in the UK, Brussels and internationally. She was previously Chief Executive of the Water Companies Association before winding it up to form Water UK.
Pamela was the BBC’s Director of Corporate Affairs world-wide and a member of its main board and before that she headed up the British Medical Association’s public policy work as a member of its main board.
She has worked as a management consultant for the World Health Organization, the NHS and the Design Council.
Her charity work includes being a trustee and treasurer of the Royal Society of Arts, a WaterAid trustee, a founder Trustee of the Foundation for AIDs, and a trustee for Children in Need.
She is a former President of the European Union of National Associations of Water Suppliers and Waste Water Services, former President of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations and Chair of its Professional Practices committee and a former Board Member of the Public Health Laboratory Service.
Pamela is a mentor to senior business leaders with the London First Scheme.
Pamela was awarded the OBE in 2004
Phil Mackie is a practising public health specialist whose remit covers older people’s care, adult mental health care and physical and complex disability care. In addition to his NHS work, he teaches applied epidemiology at the University of Edinburgh. He is joint Editor in Chief of the journal Public Health.
He is the Risk Management Adviser for the Faculty of Public Health. He is currently Depute Convenor of the Faculty’s Scottish Affairs Committee.
He has previously held service posts, including a year spent as the Locality Director for an English primary care commissioning pilot. He has held research appointments at the Universities of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Huddersfield. Phil trained in Psychology at Durham University and paediatric epidemiology at Newcastle Medical School.
Andrée Le May is a Professor of Nursing at the University of Southampton. She has particular expertise in nursing older people as well as a long standing interest in understanding how knowledge is used by practitioners; she has recently been working on research focused on the development and evaluation of Communities of Practice as a means of practicing improvement and the diffusion of innovations (e.g. Treatment Centres) into the NHS.
Before moving into the Higher Education sector in the early 1990s, Andrée held a variety of community nursing posts, which focused on promoting health in schools and local communities, and who also worked as a Research and Development Specialist Nurse in a District General Hospital in Greater London. In addition to these practices and research interests she has extensive experience in managing people, projects and resources.
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