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Leading experts in infection diagnostics at St George’s have partnered with Tachmed to accelerate development of their first in market, affordable diagnostics that are connected digitally for home use
The next Allied Health Professions Day will take place on Saturday 14 October 2023.
Allied Health Professions (AHPs) Day is an annual opportunity for AHPs to come together and celebrate being part of the AHP family. It is also an opportunity to showcase to others the impact AHPs make to the delivery of high quality care. The collaborations in services, organisations, trusts, regions and nationally enable:
The Centre for Allied Health at St George's want to use AHPs Day to:
Our new Head of the Centre for Allied Health and Associate Professor for Paramedic Science, Chris Baker, says:
“At St George’s, we are proud to be leading providers of health, social care and education courses and training in the UK. Our Allied Health staff, students and alumni play a vital role in providing person-centred care to patients. Allied Health Professions Day is an opportunity to recognise the incredible contributions of our staff, students and alumni and celebrate their achievements, as well as inspiring others to leave a lasting impact on the people and communities they serve."
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The degrees we offer in the allied health professions are awarded by St George’s, University of London, and run by the Centre for Allied Health.
Find out about each of these degrees below.
Blending health and science, patient care and technological knowhow, diagnostic radiography is a dynamic, hands-on profession at the heart of modern healthcare.
Occupational Therapy is a health and social care profession that supports people experiencing challenges in their health and wellbeing as a result of injury, illness or disability.
Paramedic Science BSc will enable you to train as a paramedic, providing immediate assistance to patients in the emergency pre-hospital care environment.
Physiotherapy BSc explores concepts, principles and theories of anatomy, physiology, movement, therapeutic exercise, electro-physical modalities and health promotion.
Radiotherapy and Oncology BSc equips you with the skills, knowledge and expertise needed to plan and deliver radiotherapy.
Chief Allied Health Professions Officer for England, Suzanne Rastrick OBE, has been appointed Visiting Professor in the Centre for Allied Health at St George's.
17 May 2023
Ricky Lawless, from our Diagnostic Radiography department, on the transition from student to lecturer
Class of 2006 Diagnostic Radiography alumnus, Rupert Penwarden, has been named Allied Health Professional of the Year by the Chelsea & Westminster Hospital NHS foundation Trust.
07 November 2022
Emma Powell, Paramedic and Mentor with the London Ambulance Service
Michel Shaw, Clinical Lead Physiotherapist Medical Rehabilitation and Frailty at Chelsea and Westminster NHS Trust
Mozammil Ramzan, Senior Therapeutic Radiographer and Chartered Management Institute Board Member
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