The information outlined below highlights the span of the Officer positions that work across the College. These include Executive, Geographic, Grade and Specialty Members as taken from our bye-laws, as well Officers that hold a unique position within the College, who further work within their focused spheres.
Executive Officers
Vice Presidents
Geographic Officers
| Officer for Ireland |
Dr Thomas Bourke |
| Officer for Scotland |
Dr Mairi Stark |
| Officer for Wales |
Dr Nick Wilkinson |
| England Area Officer: East |
Vacant |
| England Area Officer: London |
Vacant |
| England Area Officer: West |
Vacant |
| England Area Officer: North |
Dr Louise Turnbull and Dr Yincent Tse |
| England Area Officer: South |
Dr Judith van der Voort |
| International Officer: Asia |
Dr Deepak Ugra |
| International Officer: Africa, Middle East, Americas, Europe & Australasia |
Dr Syed Farrukh Jamil |
Specialty Grade
Wider College Officers
| Global Officer |
Dr Arvind Shah |
| Officer for Child Protection |
Professor Andrew Rowland |
| Officer for Climate Change |
Dr Helena Clements |
| Officers for Clinical Standards and Quality Improvement |
Dr Sue Protheroe and Dr Sahana Rao |
| Officer for Digital Health and Technology |
Dr Venkat Reddy |
| Officer for Education |
Dr Chakrapani Vasudevan |
| Officer for Examinations |
Dr Carrie MacKenzie |
| Officer for Genomics |
Dr Caroline Platt |
| Officer for Health Improvement |
Dr Helen Stewart |
| Officer for Health Services |
Dr Ronny Cheung |
| Officer for Mental Health |
Dr Samantha Jones |
| Officer for Recruitment |
Dr Simon Broughton |
| Officers for Research |
Prof Will Carroll and Prof May Ng |
| Officer for Training and Quality |
Dr Christine Pierce |
| Officer for Workforce Planning |
Dr Kay Tyerman |
Becoming a College Officer
With College Officer roles typically lasting three years, we’re regularly looking for passionate members who are ready to take their next step in College involvement. By volunteering a few hours of their time each month, Officers share their professional expertise to help improve the lives of paediatricians and child health. In return, we offer our Officers full training, ongoing support and skill development opportunities in leadership, governance and strategic influence.
Find out more about becoming a College Officer in our Volunteering pages
