…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.

Tom is a consultant intensivist and clinical lead for critical care at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust. His clinical interests lie mostly in the area of organ donation; Tom is part of the clinical leadership team for organ donation at NHS Blood and Transplant.

…Hospital. Dr Buss completed his rheumatology training in Leeds and across Yorkshire deanery before joining Newcastle Hospitals as consultant rheumatologist in 2025. He as an interest in axial spondyloarthritis and psoriatic arthritis.

Dr Chua is a consultant dermatologist based at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, University Hospitals Birmingham. She has an interest in medical dermatology including severe cutaneous drug reactions, hidradenitis suppurativa and skin conditions associated with HIV. She is a current member of the European Reference Network group for severe cutaneous drug reactions and British Association of Dermatologists’ guidelines development groups on Steven-Johnson syndrome / toxic epidermal necrolysis (SJS/TEN) in adults and prurigo nodularis. She serves as chair of the British Association of Dermatologists’ therapy and guidelines sub-committee and deputy editor of Skin Health and Disease.

Dr Mohamed Elhoseny is a Consultant in Acute Medicine and Critical Care at Airedale NHS Foundation Trust, West Yorkshire. He provides senior clinical leadership across acute medical admissions and the management of complex, physiologically unstable patients, delivering care through CCOT and direct intensive care unit provision. His clinical expertise spans the interface between acute medicine and intensive care, with particular interests in advanced respiratory failure, POCUS, advanced haemodynamic monitoring, and escalation of care decision making.
Dr Elhoseny holds FRCP (UK), MRCPI (Ireland), EDIC, and AFICM, alongside a Master of science in Critical Care Medicine and Toxicology and a postgraduate qualification in Professional Health Education. He is passionate about education. He is the founder and course director of Mechanical Ventilation from A to Z and an accredited instructor in FAMUS, FUSIC, FCCS, ALS, and ATLS.
His area of interest includes mechanical ventilation, sepsis, acute kidney injury, and individualised physiology driven ventilation strategies and critical care management.

Dr Ahmed Eltoukhy is a Consultant in Acute Medicine and Intensive Care at Airedale NHS Foundation Trust. His work focuses on frontline management of acutely unwell patients, alongside leading point-of-care ultrasound practice and training.
After completing MRCP (UK), he undertook specialist training in Internal Medicine and Intensive Care, alongside a critical care fellowship, and holds a Master’s degree in Critical Care and Toxicology. He has experience across UK and international centres managing complex critically ill patients.
He is committed to medical education, particularly in Mechanical ventilation and POCUS. He is a supervisor within the Society of Acute Medicine FAMUS framework, training and supporting trainees accredited across West Yorkshire. He has also been actively involved in teaching mechanical ventilation courses focusing on advanced and innovative ventilation strategies.

Dr Anna Hartley trained at Bristol University prior to working at Barts Health NHS Trust, where she undertook her Core Medical then Genitourinary Medicine training. She has been a consultant in Leeds Teaching Hospitals since 2018. Anna works in Leeds Sexual Health and HIV outpatients, Brotherton Wing Clinic. She has been Co-Medical Lead in Leeds Sexual Health for 4 years, overseeing the re-tendering of the service and transition to a new contract. She has a specialist interest in genital dermatology

Dr Mark Igra is a consultant neuroradiologist at Leeds Teaching Hospitals and completed his fellowship training at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals. He is clinical lead for neuroradiology and MRI and teaches on national and international courses, including European Course in Neuroradiology.

Caroline is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine working at University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire NHS Trust. She is also a Consultant in Prehospital Emergency Medicine with The Air Ambulance Service and West Midlands Ambulance Service MERIT and Honorary Associate Professor with Warwick University.

Professor Miles Levy is a consultant endocrinologist at The University Hospital of Leicester and an Honorary Associate Professor at Leicester University. He specialises in adrenal, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, male endocrinology, female endocrinology, and endocrine tumours. Dr Levy sees patients with the full range of endocrine conditions and is also a general physician, continuing to do acute general medical on calls and giving urgent specialist advice for endocrine conditions. 

Professor Levy’s NHS practice is at Leicester Royal Infirmary where he is a full-time consultant, and he does endocrinology research at Leicester University. He runs a research programme looking at the role of circulating DNA is diagnosing endocrine tumours. His main research interests include pituitary and adrenal tumours, and the genetics of endocrine disease. Dr Levy qualified in 1994 from the Royal London Hospital, trained as a specialist endocrinologist in London, where he also did his research MD before moving to Leicester.

Professor Levy specialises in all aspects of general and specialist endocrinology. He is well known in pituitary disease, writes numerous books and chapters in pituitary disorders, and does international work in areas of pituitary endocrinology. He has appeared on local and national radio numerous times regarding thyroid disease and is published in the role of virtual clinics and hyperthyroidism. He writes the UHL guidelines for calcium and parathyroid disorders and is the lead endocrinologist for the joint calcium-parathyroid surgical clinic in Leicester. He runs a busy female and male endocrine reproductive service in UHL and works closely with gynaecology and andrology colleagues both within Leicester and around the UK for specialist care. Dr Levy has an interest in disorders of the pancreas, adrenal cortex and medulla, running a busy adrenal clinic joint with the HPB surgeons in UHL. He works closely with the Clinical Genetics and Paediatric Endocrinology services to ensure a joined-up clinical experience for patients and their families. Dr. Levy also runs an endocrine investigation unit for complex tests, and his specialist endocrine nurse offers dynamic endocrine investigation in the private sector.

Dr Levy contributes to the world of endocrinology outside treating patients in order to improve endocrine services in the NHS and elsewhere, and is committed to the training of specialist endocrinologists. Amongst other past and present activities, Dr Levy is the Training Programme Director Diabetes and Endocrinology, Chair of the East Midlands Endocrine Society, Editor in Chief of the lead UK Endocrinology Website ‘You and Your Hormones’, Clinical Committee and Public Engagement Committee for Society for Endocrinology (SfE). Dr Levy is the media advisor for the SfE, having appeared on local BBC and national radio about a range of endocrine conditions and presenting several podcasts on endocrinology. He is very active in under- and post-graduate education; he co-writes the endocrinology chapter for main medical school textbook (Kumar & Clarke) and is co-author of Endocrinology at a Glance. Dr Levy is editor of the pituitary section of ‘EndoText’, a global online resource, and is the education lead for endocrinology at Leicester Medical School. He gives regular lectures locally, regionally and nationally, and co-wrote the UK undergraduate curriculum.

Mr Peter Loughenbury is a fellowship-trained Consultant Orthopaedic Spinal Surgeon who provides expert surgical treatment for the full range of spinal conditions. His clinical practice is dedicated entirely to spinal surgery, and he performs over 300 spinal operations each year, offering high-volume expertise and consistent, specialist care.

He treats patients with spinal problems affecting the cervical (neck), thoracic (mid-back), and lumbar (lower-back) spine, providing comprehensive assessment, advanced surgical solutions, and clear guidance throughout treatment.

Mr Loughenbury studied medicine at the University of Leeds and completed both his basic and higher surgical training in Trauma and Orthopaedics within the Yorkshire Deanery.

He went on to undertake advanced spinal surgery training, becoming the National Spinal Fellow at Leeds General Infirmary, where he gained experience in complex spinal operations through a combined neurosurgical and orthopaedic fellowship.

…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.

…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).

Dr Matt Simpson is a Consultant Anaesthetist and Clinical Lead for Vascular Access at Leeds Teaching Hospitals. During his ten years as Clinical Lead for Obstetric Anaesthesia, he established the regional placenta accreta service and developed extensive experience in managing major haemorrhage. He also provides anaesthesia for major pelvic exenteration surgery and has worked closely with LFB to integrate fibrinogen concentrate into hospital haemorrhage pathways. Matt was a lead author of the Association of Anaesthetists’ Safe Vascular Access 2025 guidelines.