…Teaching Hospitals. She trained in Yorkshire, with time out working or teaching at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in London, Royal Free and Sierra Leone.  Joanna leads the High-Consequence Infectious Diseases preparedness for LTHT as Deputy Medical IPC lead and teaches on the National HCID PPE faculty.  She also leads the OutPatient Antimicrobial Therapy Service in  Leeds and is co-chair of the Drug and Alcohol Steering Group.

…the whole spectrum of neurovascular neurosurgery, including: open neurovascular neurosurgery, interventional neuroradiology and stereotactic radiosurgery. He is one of only a handful of hybrid, dual-trained neurovascular neurosurgeons in the UK and is the only neurosurgeon offering all three available modalities (surgery, embolisation and radiosurgery) for AVM management. He also specialises in skull base surgery, trigeminal neuralgia, meningioma and spinal tumours.

…disease and lung cancer. She completed her specialty training in West Yorkshire, before taking on a post-CCT fellowship in New Zealand. Kathryn returned to the UK in 2021 for a consultant post at Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust.

…, pEEG and education

…areas. I am clinical lead for Dementia and Delirium at Leeds Teaching Hospitals. I am currently leading a trustwide project to improve assessment, management and prevention of delirium across the trust. I have also set up and lead on a Frailty Education programme for a multi-professional audience designed to cover tier 2 of the Frailty Framework and accredited for 12 CPD points.

I was previously a clinical leadership fellow and set up projects like the Junior Doctor Body at Leeds which still runs today. I also led the creation our trust’s quality improvement training. I led a review of all our mortality meetings and rewrote our trust’s mortality process to bring it up to speed with national guidance.

I have several pubmed publications including a review article in the British Medical Journal on Investigation of suspected urinary tract infection in older people. i have spoken at several national conferences including at the Royal College of Physicians and British Geriatrics Society.

I have a social media account @LeedsFrailtyEd on tiktok and youtube where I am developing a range of short educational videos on frailty. https://www.tiktok.com/@leedsfrailtyed. https://www.youtube.com/@LeedsFrailtyEd/videos

…Heart Disease and Echocardiography at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. Having completed undergraduate training at Newcastle University in 2008, James undertook junior doctor training in Northumbria and West Yorkshire before going on to complete his cardiology training in the West Yorkshire Deanery. During this time, he undertook a two year clinical research fellowship in cardiac electrophysiology at the Yorkshire Heart Centre and this resulted in an MD awarded by the University of Leeds. He is the Cardiology Clinical Lead for Infective Endocarditis across West Yorkshire.

…Yorkshire to start her postgraduate training. Since taking up her consultant post in Leeds in 2019, Mary has developed her interest in medical education, obtaining a PGCert and devising teaching programmes for undergraduate and postgraduate doctors, as well as setting up a training pathway for Advanced Clinical Practitioners. She was the Haematology Training Programme Director for East and West Yorkshire from 2021 – 2025. Her main clinical interests are in lymphoproliferative disease as part of the Leeds Lymphoma service, encompassing in-patient and out-patient management, clinical trials work and the delivery of stem cell transplant and CAR-T services.

…my clinical and academic training in Birmingham and West Yorkshire. My special clinical interests are helping younger adults living with diabetes, the use of technology to aid management of all forms of diabetes but particularly T1D, helping women manage diabetes during pregnancy and investigating and treating diabetes caused by single gene changes. Research interests are similar to clinical ones. Personal interests include being an enthusiastic but low performing golfer and taxi driver to my children

Max is a consultant intensivist & anaesthetist working in St James University Hospital Leeds. His sub-specialty interests are in liver transplant anaesthesia and haemodynamic monitoring utilising advanced critical care trans-thoracic and trans-oesophageal echocardiography. He has attained the European Diploma of Echo in Critical Care (EDEC), is the course director of the Leeds Advanced Critical Care Echo (LACE) course and is a recent addition to the fTOE national committee.

…Trust, where he is the co-lead on adult critical care for Ultrasound. Dr Sen also works as a prehospital doctor for The Air Ambulance Service (TAAS) and Yorkshire Air Ambulance and is the lead at both organisations for prehospital ultrasound use. Dr Sen has completed a MSc in medical ultrasound and has published a systematic review in the Emergency Medicine Journal on the use of prehospital ultrasound for lung injury. He led the development of a FPHC Consensus Statement on the use of prehospital ultrasound and is also an examiner for the Fellowship in Immediate Medical Care, delivered by the Royal College of Surgeons (Edinburgh).

..He has trained across South and West Yorkshire, and completed a PhD at University of Leeds. In January he will be commencing a fellowship at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

…training in West Yorkshire and has developed interests in Neuroanaesthesia, Vascular access and Transfer medicine. Through his neuro-transfer work he works closely with the West Yorkshire critical care network at improving the quality and training in transfer medicine across the region.

…the chance to wear scrubs to work and drink large amounts of coffee. With a dual CCT in Nephrology and Intensive Care Medicine he now works in both specialities at St James’s University Hospital in Leeds. He can frequently be found filling up the cafetiere, lecturing the staff on the ward round about furosemide or dabbling in point of care ultrasound. He is however happiest spending time with his family and the type 2 fun that is winter mountaineering.

…a 1st class honours intercalated degree in Therapeutics and Pharmacology. He trained in medicine in South East Scotland and completed his MRCP diploma before being appointed as a clinical lecturer in medicine for the University of Edinburgh where he completed a PhD in Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics. He was appointed as a consultant physician in the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh in 2004, and moved to York Hospital in 2009 where he continues to work in acute medicine. He held an appointment as consultant for the National Poisons Information Service between 2004 and 2024. Dr Waring is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and Fellow of the British Pharmacology Society, and has published more than 100 scientific papers in the field of pharmacology and toxicology

…the Royal Brompton Hospital, London. Her specialist interests include cardiothoracic anaesthesia, ECMO, cardiogenic shock and perioperative echocardiography.

She has held senior clinical positions at renowned centres including Glenfield Hospital, and the Royal Papworth Hospital, delivering care to complex cardiothoracic cases including heart and lung transplantation.

Passionate about education, she has directed the Royal Papworth’s Heart and Lung Ultrasound programme, and has faculty roles on national ultrasound and TOE courses. She is a certified fTOE examiner and FUSIC supervisor, with a strong commitment to promoting accessibility, consistency, and excellence in point-of-care ultrasound training. She is particularly passionate about expanding the use of transoesophageal echocardiography in resuscitation and emergency settings.

Outside of work, Rachel enjoys travelling and rarely misses the opportunity to combine her adventures with an international conference or two.

…New Zealand.  He is the Co-clinical Leader at Wellington Hospital ICU and a Deputy Director at the Medical Research Institute of New Zealand.  His research interests include everything related to intensive care medicine.  He has >300 publications in peer-reviewed journals including more than 20 in the worlds’ highest impact medical journals (the New England Journal of Medicine, JAMA, and the Lancet).  He is the Chief Investigator for the Mega-ROX trial, a 40,000-participant randomised clinical trial evaluating oxygen therapy regimens in ICU patients who require unplanned life support.  The Mega-ROX trial will finish recruitment in the 2nd half of 2025 and is currently enrolling around 1000 patients per month in 130 ICUs in 14 countries.  Paul’s research is supported by funding from the Health Research Council of New Zealand.