Details of the programme team and their profiles Meet the Clinical Education Team The core programme team comprises our highly experienced eProgramme Support Officers and Lecturers with varied clinical backgrounds and extensive experience in higher education. We are actively engaged in the scholarship of teaching and learning; undertaking research projects and contributing to national and international conferences. As well as being participants in the University of Edinburgh community of scholars; we have an expanding network of national and international links. Our practice as educators is underpinned by an 'ethic of hospitality' whereby we seek to welcome people into an environment where all are valued and feel able to make a contribution. View the profiles of programme team staff NameJob TitleProfileGill AitkenDirector for Postgraduate Medical Educationview profileLynsey CampbellLecturerview profileMagdalena Cerbin - KoczorowskaProgramme Directorview profileVeronica DaveySenior Academic Co-ordinatorview profileJess GurneyLecturerview profileJane HislopSenior Lecturerview profileJanette JamiesonAcademic Co-ordinatorview profileStephen MeldrumLecturerview profileFemke MorrisoneProgramme Support Officerview profileLorraine NolaneProgramme Support Officerview profileOlga PatersonLearning Technologistview profile Faculty StaffOur Faculty includes associate tutors at the University of Edinburgh and a number of senior clinicians who bring their expertise to the programme and courses. These include:NameJob TitleProfileDave HopeFellow in Medical Education and Psychometrician, University of Edinburghview profileRuth JenkinsCollege of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine Liaison Librarian, University of Edinburgh Sonia JosephConsultant Paediatrician and Associate Director of Medical Education, NHS Lothian, Edinburghview profileKaty LethamConsultant in Emergency Medicine, NHS Lothian, Edinburghview profileLisa MacInnesNurse Educator/Researcher, University of Edinburgh Ed MellanbyConsultant Anaesthetist, NHS Lothianview profileNathan OliverClinical Simulation Manager, NHS Lothianview profileSimon RileySenior Lecturer, MRC Centre for Reproductive Health, University of Edinburghview profileResearchResearch is an integral part of the Clinical Education programme; it informs our teaching, which is delivered by a research active multiprofessional team. Where possible, we give participants the opportunity to contribute directly to our programme of research through the MSc dissertation and we support graduates to disseminate their work via conferences, peer reviewed journals and our own series of research briefings.Research interests of tutors involved with the programme include:Graduate attributesAssessment and feedbackInter-professional educationExperiences of online learning and teachingMemory, media and learningJunior doctors as teachers This article was published on 2024-09-09