Aberdeen Medico-chirurigal Society
Room 401, The Suttie Centre, Foresterhill, 7pm
Dr Pauline Wilson completed a degree in biochemistry and went on to study medicine at the University of Aberdeen and graduated with an honours degree in 1998. Dr Wilson then went on to undertake her junior doctor jobs in Aberdeen and Elgin before completing her Specialist Registrar Training (General Internal Medicine) in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and Raigmore, Inverness.
Being a native Shetlander, Dr Wilson returned home to work as a Consultant Physician in 2005. One of her areas of interest is teaching and training and she has been Director of Medical Education for NHS Shetland since 2017. In 2016, she was delighted to be awarded the Royal College of Edinburgh's Cullen Prize for high quality education and inovation.
Dr Wilson is passionate about the delivery of high-quality person centred healthcare in remore and island communities and in 2020, she took on the role of Associate Postgradaute Dean for the NHS Education for Scotland and has been involved in the development of the GMC approved Remote and Rural Credential in Unscheduled and Urgent Care. She believes that the credential will equip rural doctors, assure employers and importantly benefit those living in rural and Island communities.
Tea/ coffee and sandwiches will be available from 6:30pm. Non members are welcome. For CPD Self certification forms or if you are unable to attend in person, email medchi.admin@abdn.ac.uk
