Events

ICAT organises regular events which are open to all:

Clinical Academics Event – Career Progression, Clinical trials (bench to bedside) and making an impact

Aimed at Academic Clinical Lecturers, ACFs, Clinical PhDs and NMAHPs

Monday 25 March, 2024, Registration 9:30am at The Spine

Please note this event is now fully booked.

Programme

Objectives:

  1. Understand the myriad routes for academic career progression
  2. Understand clinical trial development and impact
  3. Ensuring wellbeing in a clinical academic career.
TimeActivity
9.30 Registration and Coffee
10.00

Welcome and Introduction

Professor Paul May: Director of Academic Development, Clinical Directorate

10.10

Fireside Chat ‘what we do and what the Clinical Directorate has to offer?’

Professor Tom Walley: Associate Pro-Vice Chancellor for Clinical Research, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences

10.45

The ICA pathway and challenges to AHP academic expansion and development

Professor Michelle Briggs: Clinical Professor of Nursing, LUHFT

11.05 Comfort break
11.20

From bedside to bench and back again in head and neck surgery

Professor Richard Shaw: Professor of Head and Neck Surgery, Liverpool Head and Neck Centre

11.40

Clinical trial design for the novice

Dr Ashley Jones: Head of Statistics, LCTC

11.55

Designing clinical trials and making an impact on clinical care

Professor Michael Jenkinson: RCSEng / Sir John Fisher Foundation Chair of Surgical Trials, Honorary Consultant Neurosurgery, co-Director North West Surgical Trials Centre

12.10

Wellbeing: survey results and reflection

Professor Paul May: Director of Academic Development, Clinical Directorate

12.20

Supporting ACF and ACL through fellowship applications

Dr Alison MacLean: MRC Research Training Fellow, Centre for Women’s Health

12.30

Lunch and networking

  The Academic Pathway - how to navigate and pave your own way
1.30

The out of programme specialty trainee

Mr Michael Cearns: Kevin O-Riordan Neurosurgery Research Fellow

2.00

Post-doctoral reality for clinical academics: life as a clinical lecturer

Dr Theresa Hyde: NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Hepatology, University of Liverpool

2.30

Teaching old dogs new tricks: flipping to a University career after 15 years as a NHS surgeon

Mr Dale Vimalachandran: Reader in Surgery, Honorary Consultant Surgeon, University of Liverpool and Countess of Chester Hospital

3.00

Academic neurosurgery: a personal journey from grass roots to critical mass

Professor Michael Jenkinson: RCSEng / Sir John Fisher Foundation Chair of Surgical Trials, Honorary Consultant Neurosurgery, co-Director North West Surgical Trials Centre

3.30

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 For further information, contact Heather May