Tamsin Newlove-Delgado is an Associate Professor with the  Children and Young People’s Mental Health Research Collaboration (ChYMe) and an Honorary Consultant in Public Health Medicine with the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID).

Tamsin is the lead for the NIHR Integrated Academic Training programme at Exeter. The IAT programme covers clinical academic training for doctors, including Academic Clinical Fellows and Academic Clinical Lecturers. Georgina Hack is the administrator for the programme. Tamsin is also the Specialty Tutor at Exeter for Public Health registrars on the South West Public Health Training Programme.

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Katie Briggs

Integrated Academic Training Programme Administrator

Katie's responsibilities include administrative support for the Integrated Academic Training programme at Exeter. Please contact her with any administrative queries related to ACF and ACL posts.

Email: k.briggs@exeter.ac.uk

Professor Karen Knapp

Lead Clinical Academic for Allied Health Professions at Exeter

Karen is an Associate Professor in Musculoskeletal Imaging and a Diagnostic Radiographer, working in the field of osteoporosis both in research and clinically for over 20 years. Furthermore, Karen is Head of Department for Health and Care Professions at the University of Exeter.

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Associate Professor Angus Jones

Lead Clinical Academic for the Specialist Foundation Posts at Exeter

Angus Jones is an Associate Professor at the University of Exeter, and an Honorary Consultant Physician at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital. He trained in medicine in London and completed his PhD with Professor Andrew Hattersley in Exeter, studying the clinical utility of C-peptide testing in diabetes management.

Angus leads academic Specialist Foundation Programme training at Exeter.

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Professor Richard Neal

Lead Clinical Academic for the In-Practice Fellowship Posts at Exeter

Richard Neal is a Professor of Primary Care, interested in all aspects of the interface between cancer and primary care/general practice, in particular, the early detection and diagnosis of cancer. Richard supports GPs interested in clinical academic training and is the contact for the In Practice Fellowship programme.

Email: R.Neal@exeter.ac.uk \ Explore Richard’s profile.

Professor Angela Shore

Academic co-lead for the GW4 Clinical Academic Training Programme for Health Professionals (GW4-CAT HP)

Angela Shore, Professor of Cardiovascular Sciences, is the Director of the NIHR Exeter Clinical Research Facility for Experimental Medicine and Lead for the NIHR Bioresource Centre Exeter Common Diseases. She is Institution lead for the Wellcome Funded GW4 Clinical Academic Training Programme for Health Professionals (GW4-CAT HP) and a senior advisor to the Clinical Academic Training Programme at Exeter.

Email: A.C.Shore@exeter.ac.uk \ Explore Angela’s profile.

Lucy Hodges

BRC Training Manager and Research Inclusion Lead

As Training Manager and Research Inclusion Lead for the BRC, Lucy is responsible for delivering research training and a portfolio of training events across the NIHR Exeter BRC partnerships, as well as supporting other NIHR Exeter infrastructures. She also co-chairs the EDI Working Group for the NIHR Exeter BRC in collaboration with the CRF and works with the PPIE team to develop robust inclusive research practices.

Email: L.Hodges@exeter.ac.uk

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Professor Adilia Warris

NIHR Exeter BRC Academic Career Development Lead

Adilia Warris, Professor of Paediatric Infectious Diseases, is the co-director of the MRC Centre for Medical Mycology and a consultant in paediatric infectious disease in Great Ormond Street Hospital, London. Adilia is the Academic Career Development Lead for the NIHR Exeter BRC and the point of contact for queries surrounding the Centres training programme.

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Associate Professor Jane Smith

NIHR School for Primary Care Training and Capacity Development co-lead at Exeter

Jane is an Associate Professor in Primary Care, Co-Director of Post-graduate Research for the Department of Health & Community Sciences and Department of Health & Care Professions and Co-lead for Exeter SPCR/APEx Training & Capacity Development. For any queries relating to opportunities offered via SPCR, please contact Jane.

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Dr Emma Pitchforth

NIHR School for Primary Care Training and Capacity Development co-lead at Exeter

Emma is an Associate Professor of Primary Care and Co-lead for Exeter SPCR/APEx Training & Capacity Development. For any queries relating to opportunities offered via SPCR, please contact Emma.

Email: e.pitchforth@exeter.ac.uk\ Explore Emma's profile.

Professor G J Melendez-Torres

NIHR School for Public Health Capacity Development lead at Exeter

G.J. is a a Professor of Clinical and Social Epidemiology, is co-lead of the newly established Exeter Evidence Synthesis Group and Director of the School for Public Health Environments Research at Exeter (SPHERE), which is the University's membership in the NIHR School for Public Health Research. For any queries relating to opportunities offered via SPHERE, please contact G.J.

Email: G.J.Melendez-Torres@exeter.ac.uk \ Explore G.J.'s profile.

Professor Vicki Goodwin MBE

NIHR Applied Research Collaboration South West Peninsula (PenARC) Academic Career Development Lead

Vicki is a Professor of Ageing and Rehabilitation and physiotherapist, specialising in the care of older people, in particular falls, fractures and frailty. She is the Academic Career Development lead for PenARC. For any queries relating to opportunities offered via PenARC, please contact Vicki.

Email: V.Goodwin@exeter.ac.uk \ Explore Vicki's profile.