Gordon Fuller MBChB, MRCS, FRCEM, MPH, PhD

Gordon is a consultant in emergency medicine and a National Institute of Health Research fellow in health data science. Clinically, he qualified with distinction from the University of Glasgow Medical School in 2002 and has completed emergency medicine training in Nottingham, Greater Manchester, and South Yorkshire. His training has additionally included basic surgical training and pediatric and major trauma fellowships in South Africa. He currently works in the Northern General Major Trauma Centre.

Academically, Gordon completed a BSc (Hons, 1st) in Pharmacology at the University of Glasgow with the award of the Jon Buchannan and John J Lewis Prizes. During a NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship, he then worked with the Trauma Audit and Research Network and completed an MPH (awarded with distinction) specializing in Global Health. He has subsequently been awarded NIHR Doctoral Research Fellowship, NIHR Clinical Trials Fellowship, and NIHR clinical lecturer posts at the University of Sheffield, prior to his current academic role as a NIHR health data science fellow. Gordon is a twice-winner of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine Rod Little Prize for research.