Institute of Continuing Education (ICE)
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Academic lead for staff development at the School of Clinical Medicine.
Jeremy is a GP and has had considerable experience in Medical Education since working in hospital as a medical registrar when he was a Clinical Supervisor. He is a GP trainer, was Deputy Director of the Graduate Medical Course in Cambridge for 10 years and has led on Staff Development at the School of Clinical Medicine since 2012. He isd Sub Dean at the School of Clinical Medicine with responsibility for staff development. He is a Director of Studies at Wolfson College; he also is Director of the PG certificate programme which is run at the Institute of Continuing Education at Madingley. He completed a MA in Medical Education in 2005 and he teaches regularly. He is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
In 2014 Jeremy was awarded one of the University of Cambridge’s Pilkington Prizes for excellence in teaching.
My particular interest is in the field of teaching and supporting student doctors in clinical medicine and in the workplace. I also have an interest in teaching clinical communication skills and supporting students and more junior medical staff in developing the clinical reasoning skills.
As time goes on, I spend increasing amounts of time supporting medical educators (nearly all of whom are former graduates of the PG Cert) to develop their own facilitation skills and I hope to introduce pragmatic and practical solutions to teaching undergraduates and graduates based on experience as well as the medical education literature.
