Kate is a part-time emergency medicine consultant in Sunderland and a pre-hospital emergency medicine consultant at the Great North Air Ambulance Service and a Medical Specialist for a Disaster Assistance Response Team with a humanitarian charity. This role has taken her around the world to a variety of emergencies - conflict, infectious diseases, outbreaks, hurricanes,…
Richard is Professor of Primary Care at the University of Exeter, and a (very) part-time GP. He also works as a volunteer GP for Festival Medical Services. His research focuses on improving cancer diagnosis, reducing emergency cancer diagnosis, and multi-cancer screening. Chair: Suzy Co-chair: Annette
Martin is an Emergency medicine consultant In Exeter, southwest England. He enjoys the breadth of emergency medicine but has a particular interest in point of care ultrasound in urgent and emergency care and is the RCEM ultrasound lead for the southwest peninsular. In his free time Martin likes to spend time with his young family…
Laura Duffy is an EM Consultant working in Cumbria and a PHEM consultant based with the Great North Air Ambulance Service. She is Clinical Director of the Northern Trauma Network and Clinical Member National Major Trauma and Burns CRG. Her military background has led her to passionately believe in developing local, regional and national major…
As an Army EM & PHEM Consultant at Derriford and Devon Air Ambulance, Lt Col Sophia De Maria has deployed to mostly hot, sandy destinations over the last 22 years. She recently moved back to the South West from Cambridge and is now embracing Devon life. Chair: Suzy Co-chair: Annette
JB has been a consultant at the Bristol Royal Infirmary for 20 years, and is also the Chief Medical Officer of NICE. He has spent more than ten years in various leadership roles in NHS Digital and NHS England combined with clinical work in Emergency Medicine and Pre-Hospital Care. He’s also done some research along…
Nat qualified as a GP in 1994 and has thirty years’ experience undertaking clinical, research and medicolegal activity to homeless people, prisoner populations and wider socially excluded populations. He is passionate regarding improving the pathways between primary and secondary care to enhance the quality of healthcare offered to such hard-to-reach groups. Chair: Hannah Co-chair: Anna
Helen is a salaried GP in a large network, with over 50,000 patients, encompassing six practices and the Bibby Stockholm barge. She is based in Boscombe, an area of very high deprivation, caring for homeless, asylum seekers housed in hotels and other vulnerable groups. In her spare time she enjoys being with her family outdoors…
Lotta is a community geriatrician from Finland. Before returning to Finland in October 2023, she worked in Plymouth in Devon for 5 years. She is an outdoors person searching for adventures, and being here with fabulous people on SKI-ED 2024 makes her happy! Chair: Hannah Co-chair: Anna
Jack is an ST3 in Exeter. His main hobbies are running, climbing, and cooking (certainly not skiing). He would like to say sorry to everyone he may have crashed into on the slopes. Chair: Hannah Co-chair: Anna
Karen has been leading the Northern Trauma Network for over 9 years. She chairs the National Major Trauma Network Managers, sits on NHS England Clinical Reference Group for Major Trauma and Burns and was a key member of the COVID task group for Major Trauma during the pandemic. Karen enjoys cycling, and skiing (of course!)…
Helen is an EM registrar currently working in Oxford, where she is passionate about ‘team ED’ and the individual experience of our staff at work. She enjoys taking her skills out of the hospital, supporting sporting events and expeditions both locally and overseas. This is her first SKI-ED and she is really looking forward to…