Council

Madhu enjoys, in no particular order, knitting, running, paddle boarding, wine and the coast. Once graduating from the University of Wales College of Medicine in 2008, she never felt the need to leave Wales. She completed the ACCS programme in Wrexham and her registrar training across Wales. Her clinical interests include leadership, echocardiography, simulation-based training and unashamedly promoting AIM. Despite loving hospital medicine, she took time out of training from 2018-19 as a Clinical Leadership Fellow with Health Education and Improvement Wales, being hosted by the GMC in Cardiff. After completing training she worked in Aneurin Bevan and is now based in Princess of Wales Hospital in sunny Bridgend – taking a keen interest in education, escalation planning and how to make our lives at work as best as they can be.

Drew is currently based at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff completing his advanced training in Intensive Care Medicine. Outside of the hospital Drew is passionate about gardening, cars and enforcing these pastimes on his children. He spends most of his free time listening to true crime podcasts and being dragged on holiday by his family. Drew’s clinical interests are medical education and ultrasonography. He looks forward to channelling his enthusiasm for Acute Medicine by promoting the training programme in Wales as WAPS recruitment lead.

John is usually found sailing offshore or somewhere in the Alps. At other times he might be found either with his three children down in Pembrokeshire or trying to run the acute medical unit in Princess of Wales (POW) Hospital in Bridgend. After starting his acute medicine training in the East of England, he transferred to sunny South Wales in 2012 and the rest as they say, is history. His special interests include medical education and attending as many conferences as possible. He is also the RCP College tutor and Internal Medicine Simulation training lead for POW.