Dr Gareth Hughes: ‘High Times in High Altitudes’, followed by AGM (optional)
Date and time
Location
Derby Medical School Auditorium
Royal Derby Hospital Uttoxeter Road Derby DE22 3NE United KingdomDescription
Annual General Meeting, followed by Dr Gareth Hughes, Consultant Emergency Medicine/Clinical lead HOOH: ‘High Times in High Altitudes: How to avoid proper work whilst dressed as a Teletubby’.
All Derby-based medical students and staff (including Junior Doctors) are welcome to attend. Please note that this talk is unfortunately not open to Guest Members (membership is explained on our website: https://www.derbymedicalsociety.co.uk/our-members/)
Attendance certificates will be provided!
Optional dinner (£5) will be available from the Medical School Café at 6:45pm, with drinks and nibbles available after the talk.
Please feel free to email info@derbymedicalsociety.co.uk if you have any questions.
Organised by
Derby Medical Society was founded in 1862 for the purpose of bringing together medical practitioners from the many diverse branches of medicine to discuss the medical science of the day and to present and discuss cases of interest to its members.
To this day, the society maintains the spirit and motivation of its founders through the presentation of lecture sessions running from September to Marchfeaturing keynote speakers from all walks of medicine, many of whom have world renowned reputations in their field. Additionally, the society has a proud tradition of supporting the medical community through its long standing association with the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund and through the provision of bursaries and awards for medical students and trainees.
The President for the 2019-2020 session is Dr Sarah Milner, General Practitioner.
Want to become a member? It's free for students and doctors in training, £50 p.a. for Consultants and GPs, and £30 p.a. for Allied Health Professionals. You can also attend up to two events with Trial Membership! Please see website for details.