Senate Assembly
We are currently taking applications to join the Clinical Senate Assembly. If you are interested in becoming a Clinical Senate Assembly member please complete and submit the application form below.
Eligibility
Regional health and social care professionals of Consultant level or equivalent can apply to become Senate Assembly Members via an online application. These must be approved by the Senate Chair and the Senate management team. Senior non-clinical managers can be co-opted onto the Senate Assembly by existing members of the Senate Council or Senate management team. There is currently no cap to the number of Senate Assembly members.
The Clinical Senate Council draws its membership from the Clinical Senate Assembly. The Clinical Senate Assembly will meet 1-2 times per year to contribute to the work programme for the following year. Current Senate Council Members were appointed from December 2015 for one, two or three years at their discretion. New members will be elected to join the Senate Council from the Senate Assembly using a phased approach in order to retain and handover expertise, aiming for complete renewal of the Senate Council over a three year period.
The Clinical Senate Assembly is a diverse multi-disciplinary collective providing the Clinical Senate Council with access to professionals with a wide range of experience and ability from across the South West. Membership encompasses the ‘pre-conception to death’ spectrum of care across all health and social care settings.
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| Angie Abbott | Head of Podietry Services |
| Chris Anderson | Consultant Paediatrician and Diabetes Regional Network Chair |
| Martin Ansell | Associate Medical Director |
| Sally Arnold-Jones | Clinical Development Manager |
| Graham Bamforth | Physiotherapy Professional Lead |
| Teresa Barrett | Social Worker |
| Kathryn Bateman | Consultant |
| Mary Baulch | Deputy Divisional Nurse Women and Children |
| Linda Bedford | Consultant Radiographer |
| Jeremy Bewley | Consultant in Intensive Care and Anaesthesia and UK Intensive Care Society Council |
| Clare Boobyer-Jones | Director of Allied Health and Psychology Professions |
| Marcus Bradley | Consultant Neuroradiologist |
| Marcus Brooks | Consultant Vascular Surgeon |
| Phil Bullock | Speciality Director of Pathology |
| Sandra Burns | Nurse Assessor |
| Chris Burton | Medical Director NBT |
| Dominic Byrne | Consultant Gynaecologist |
| Jonathan Campbell | Associate Director of Pharmacy |
| Jacqui Clinch | Consultant Paediatric Rheumatologist |
| Valerie Clark | Consultant Paediatric Rheumatologist |
| Ingrid Cozma | Consultant Orthodontist |
| Matthew Cramp | Consultant Gastroenterologist |
| Marie Crofts | Director of Quality |
| Ian Currie | Consultant Surgeon |
| Malcolm Dalrymple-Hay | Consultant Surgeon |
| Leilah Dare | Consultant in Emergency Medicine |
| Peter Davis | Consultant Paediatric Intensivist |
| Geraint Day | Regional Co-ordinator |
| Greg Dix | Chief Nurse |
| Eddie Doyle | Consultant Ophthalmologist and Clinical Director |
| Robert Dyer | Physician and Gastroenterologist |
| Sean Elyan | Consultant Oncologist |
| Richard Eyre | Consultant Psychiatrist |
| Paul Eyers | Vascular Surgeon |
| Liz Farrington | Consultant Nurse |
| Daniel Flannigan | Consultant Physician |
| Tara Fleming | Consultant Geriatrician |
| James Fraser | Consultant in Paediatric Intensive Care |
| Sanjay Gandhi | Professor of Radiology |
| Rachel Gardner | Nurse |
| Joanna Garrett | Patient Safety Improvement Officer |
| Greg Garrett | Clinical Lead for Rapid Response |
| Katrina Glaister | Quality Directorate Facilitator |
| Dorothy Goddard | Consultant Breast Radiologist |
| Claire Gorzanski | Head of Clinical Effectiveness |
| Sam Guglani | Consultant Clinical Oncologist |
| Steve Hams | Director of Quality and Chief Nurse |
| John Hancock | Consultant Gastroenterologist |
| Sian Harris | Consultant Paediatrician |
| Tim Harrower | Consultant Neurologist |
| Helen Harvey | Clinical Manager, Prosthetics & Orthotics |
| Jonathan Haynes | Consultant Psychiatrist |
| Sean Hegarty | Clinical (Paramedic) Advisor |
| John Hyslop | Radiologist |
| Ceri Hughes | Consultant Head and Neck Surgeon |
| Stephen Iles | Consultant Physician |
| Carol Inward | Paediatric Nephrologist |
| Sarah Jackson | Consultant Geriatrician |
| Sally Jarmain | Mental Health Nurse |
| Nevila Kallfa | Consultant in Public Health |
| Jo Kasznia-Brown | Consultant Radiologist |
| Phil Keeling | Consultant Cardiologist |
| Umraz Khan | Plastic Surgeon |
| Richard Krysztopik | General Surgeon |
| Michael Lennox | CEO Somerset LPC |
| Richard Laugharne | Consultant Psychiatrist |
| Dhushy Mahendran | Consultant Obstretrician |
| John McGrath | Urological Surgeon |
| Michael McGibbon | Extended Scope Physiotherapist |
| Brendan Mclean | Consultant Neurologist |
| Priyanka Mehta | Consultant Haematologist |
| Shelagh Meldrum | Chief Nurse & Deputy Chief Executive |
| Nicholas Michell | Consultant Gastroenterologist |
| Teresa Middleton | Deputy Director of Quality |
| Martin Moody | Clinical lead for Urology at NDDH |
| Maria Morris | Clinical Team Lead |
| Stephen Morris | Clinical Lead at the Bristol Paediatric Spine Service |
| Vivien Mortimore | Head of Midwifery Services |
| Debesh Mukherjee | Consultant Geriatrician |
| Alexandra Murray | Clinical Lead for Mental Health and Dementia |
| Jonathan Mutimer | Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon |
| Carolyn Nation | Head of Countywide Community Services |
| Andy Nevill | Consultant Clinical Scientist |
| Louise Newell | Consultant Dermatologist |
| Tim Nokes | Consultant Haematologist |
| Sharon O'Reilly | Deputy Director Adult Social Services |
| Claire Oatway | Chief Operating Officer |
| Mark Pietroni | Director of Public Health |
| Elizabeth Price | Consultant Rheumatologist |
| Jackie Pridham | Clinical Psychologist |
| Steve Pritchard | Specialist Physiotherapist |
| Ananthakrishnan Raghuram | Consultant Respiritory Physician |
| Emma Redfern | Consultant in Emergency Medicine |
| Genevieve Robson | Consultant Geriatrician |
| Clare Rotman | AHP lead- integrated therapy servcie RCHT/CFT |
| Gina Sargeant | Head of Therapies / AHP lead |
| Mark Scheepers | Consultant Psychiatrist |
| Mark Selman | GP |
| Jasmeet Soar | Consultant Intensive Care Medicine & Anaesthesia |
| Jon Standing | Director of Pharmacy and Accountable Officer for Controlled Drugs |
| Deborah Stevens | Medical Director |
| Rehan Symonds | GP |
| Alison Tavare | GP and Primary Care Clinical Lead |
| Myles Taylor | Consultant Obstretrician & Gynaecologist |
| Matthew Thorpe | Consultant Paediatrician |
| Anthony Timmony | Consultant urological surgeon |
| Elizabeth Toy | Consultant Clinical Oncologist |
| Mark Turner | Consultant Cardiologist |
| Chalil Vinod | Associate Specialist in Spinal Treatment |
| Mark Vipond | Consultant UGI Surgeon |
| Miles Wagstaff | Consultant Paediatrician |
| Emma Waller | Pharmacist |
| Joanne Watson | Clinical Director of Women’s & Children’s Services |
| Richard Welbourn | Consultant Surgeon |
| Tim Wells | Clinical Lead Cardiology |
| Susan Wensley | Consultant physician and CCIO |
| Rob White | GP Kernow CCG |
| Sarah White | Consultant Geriatrician |
| Peter Whitfield | Consultant Neurosurgeon |
| Margaret Wilcox | Chair, Social Care, ADASS |
| Elizabeth Wilkinson | Consultant Opthamologist |
| Daniel Williams | Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon |
| Claire Williamson | Head of Psychological Therapies |
| Dom Williamson | Consultant in Emergency Medicine</td |
| Barbara Williams-Yesson | Head of Nursing |
| Jenny Winslade | Chief Nursing Officer |
| Jane Woods | Head Orthoptist |
Governance documents:
SW Senate Operating Principles Updated January 2017
The Senate Assembly is a diverse multi-disciplinary professional collective providing the Senate Council with access to experts with a wide range of experience and ability from across the South West. Membership will encompass the ‘pre-conception to death’ spectrum of care across all health and social care settings. Members will be expected to decouple institutional obligations from their advisory role on the Senate. In order to be effective and credible the Assembly membership will be geographically representative, multi-professional and span a variety of different organisation types. The Senate work plan will inevitably require it to seek advice and views from individuals who are not assembly members. In doing so, it will ensure appropriate stakeholder consultation including where appropriate, the views of Royal Colleges and other professional organisations.Senate Council membership will be drawn from the Senate Assembly. Senate Assembly members not on the Council will not usually attend Senate Council meetings unless they are presenting evidence.
Senate Council membership will be drawn from the Senate Assembly. Senate Assembly members not on the Council will not usually attend Senate Council meetings unless they are presenting evidence.
The key function of the Senate Assembly is to;
- Provide evidence on questions being addressed by the Council
- Provide wide ranging knowledge and expertise the Senate Council can draw on
- Champion the role of the Clinical Senate
- Help to set the annual work plan for the Senate Council and propose potential topics and or/questions that commissioners may wish to put forward
- Agree the selection process of members to the Senate Council
The Senate Assembly will convene at least once a year. This event will cover issues including future priorities as well as offering continuing profession development opportunities.
How to get involved
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