Academic staff at the BMTO

Dr Abduelmenem Alashkham is Programme Director for the MSc in Human Anatomy.

I contribute to all aspects of undergraduate teaching (design, delivery, assessment and feedback) in a variety of courses from year 1 through Honours years.

Ruth is the Honours Programme Director of BSc (Hons) Medical Sciences.

Dr Ellie Devenish-Nelson is the Deputy Programme Director for the MSc in Biodiversity, Wildlife and Ecosystem Health.

I contribute to a wide range of teaching activities (design, delivery, assessment and feedback) across undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the Biomedical Sciences programmes at Edinburgh Medical School.

Sameer Dhumale is a Teaching Fellow in Anatomy.

Dr Jenna Fyfe is the Deputy Programme Director for the Global Health and Infectious Disease (Online learning) Programme.

Dr Crispin Jordan is a Teaching Fellow with a focus on data analysis.

Dr Hannah McNeilly is course organiser for the Honours elective Medical Anthropology.

I am the Programme Director for the MSc in Biodiversity, Wildlife and Ecosystem Health.

André is the Course Organiser for the Conception to Parturition Honours course and the Reproductive Biology Reflective Portfolio Student-Led Individually Created Course.

Tim is the Course Organiser for the Honours Elective, Forensic Investigation.

Elizabeth Stevenson is the Programme Director for the online and on campus MSc Science Communication and Public Engagement programmes.

I am an education-focused Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences, specialising in reproductive biology. Over the last 10 years, I have developed a substantive portfolio of teaching across all years of the undergraduate Biomedical and Medical Sciences degree programmes at Edinburgh.

I am a teaching fellow at the University of Edinburgh, teaching on the MSc in Biodiversity, Wildlife and Ecosystem Health.

Rob is the Deputy Programme Director for the MSc in Biodiversity, Wildlife and Ecosystem Health.

Dr Sarah Wright course organiser for third year Junior Honours course 'Health, Illness and Society'.

I contribute to both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching (design, delivery, assessment and feedback) on a number of courses.

Flora Rendell-Bhatti is a Teaching Fellow at the University of Edinburgh, teaching a range of courses on the MSc in Biodiversity, Wildlife and Ecosystem Health.