Healthcare professionals and external collaborators are vital to our work here at Warwick Medical School, contributing their expertise to enhance our educational and research activities. Their contributions ensure that our programmes are not only academically excellent, but also directly relevant to clinical practice and benefit the community that we serve.
The University of Warwick offers a range of honorary titles to key external individuals who help and support our mission. Medical teachers, research collaborators and prospective visitors are welcome to apply, as well as those undertaking integrated academic training (IAT).
Having an honorary title facilitates your connection with academia and enables WMS to ensure that your expert contribution is recognised.
We welcome new enquiries from prospective collaborators and partners.
If you are looking for a research collaborator, teachers in a specialist area, authoritative guidance from experts or a media comment, search our web pages or speak to us about suitable contacts.
Contacts
Prof Geraldine Hartshorne, Head of Clinical Faculty
Dolores Towers, Divisional Support Officer, 02476 15115
The Clinical Faculty at Warwick Medical School encompasses the continually evolving network of all those who contribute to the School's progress in providing quality education, exciting and productive research and healthcare improvement.
Our research aims to understand the foundations of health and disease, and to apply the new knowledge gained for the benefit of all, including those in low and middle-income countries.
Biomedical Science
Health Sciences
Clinical Trials Unit
WMS Centres/ Units/ Institutes
Warwick is a small medical school that works closely with a wide range of both internal and external clinical experts to provide a rounded and exciting curriculum for our graduate student intake.
Find out about the many opportunities to contribute to teaching our MB ChB students.
WMS has strengths in the following key disciplines:
A leading UK study aiming to improve outcomes for patients with potentially life-threatening abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias) has successfully completed recruitment at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) NHS Trust.Leading UK study aiming to improve outcomes for patients with potentially life-threatening abnormal heart rhythms has successfully completed recruitment
Warwick Medical students take health checks into the community
