The Royal Society of Medicine has announced 25 new Section Presidents. Responsible for leading the specialist education programmes for their Sections, the volunteers take up their posts at the start of the new academic year on 1 October.
Professor Roger Kirby, RSM President, thanked the outgoing Section Presidents for their essential contributions to the work of the society: “Without the input of our network of talented volunteers, and in particular the Presidents that lead each Section, the RSM would not be able to carry out its mission to share learning and support innovation in pursuit of better healthcare for better lives.
“On behalf of the RSM Council, management and staff I extend my thanks to those dedicated Section Presidents stepping down this year. We’re especially grateful for their support in developing the RSM’s specialist education programme during this continuing time of challenge and change.
“I’d also like to extend a warm welcome to the 25 incoming Presidents. The RSM education team and I look forward to working together with you to deliver this year’s programme of world-class learning for healthcare professionals.”
Incoming Section Presidents
Cardiothoracic
Mr Mark Jones
Clinical Immunology & Allergy
Dr Helen Brough
Clinical Neurosciences
Dr Jonathan Hyam
Coloproctology
Dr Jeremy Nightingale
Critical Care Medicine
Dr Nishita Desai
Dermatology
Dr Portia Goldsmith
Digital Health
Mrs Julia Manning
Emergency Medicine
Dr Fleur Cantle
Geriatrics & Gerontology
Dr Mashkur Khan
History of Medicine Society
Dr Christopher Gardner-Thorpe
Laryngology & Rhinology
Professor Peter Andrews
Nephrology
Dr Allyson Egan
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Mr Patrick O'Brien
Ophthalmology
Mr Graham Duguid
Orthopaedics
Mr Enis Guryel
Otology
Professor Manohar Bance
Paediatrics & Child Health
Dr Daniel Cromb
Palliative Care
Dr Sara Robbins
Plastic Surgery
Mr Fateh Ahmad
Psychiatry
Dr Gordana Milavic
Sport & Exercise Medicine
Dr William Wynter-Bee
Students
Ms Bhumi Shah
Trainees
Dr Josie Cheetham (joint President with Dr Bernard Ho)
Urology
Mrs Nadine Coull
Vascular, Lipid & Metabolic Medicine
Professor Andrew Krentz