BMERG work: Latest BMERG profiles

This week’s blog is a reminder to check out the BMERG profiles pages. This is where we highlight some of our University of Bristol Medical Educators. They share their projects and their journeys to inspire others considering a career in Medical Education.

Our latest profile is Dr David Hettle, a passionate educator working as an Honorary Senior Clinical Teaching Fellow, alongside clinical training in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology. They are involved in work supporting and promoting educator development both locally and nationally through work with the Developing Medical Educators group (DMEG) of the Academy of Medical Educators.

Read more about David and some of our other educators: BMERG Educator and Researcher Profiles

News: February’s featured BRMS Educator and Researcher is Dr Grace Pearson

Have you seen our educator and researcher profile page? As part of our objective to ‘Innovate and Inspire’, this page is dedicated to showcasing not only the work of individuals working as educators and researchers in medical education at Bristol, but also a bit about their journey and their top tips for working in the discipline.

This month our featured educator is Dr Grace Pearson, a clinical lecturer and specialty doctor in Severn deanery.

Following her recent completion of a Ph.D. Fellowship in undergraduate education in geriatric medicine, Grace is actively innovating and evaluating geriatrics curricula on both local and national scales. This strategic approach ensures the continual enhancement of medical education in geriatric medicine.

To learn more about Grace’ Pearson’s work and that of other educators at Bristol Medical School, we invite you to explore their profiles on our BRMS Educator Profiles page.