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Vijay is a Senior Research Physician at Nottingham University Hospitals with several years of experience in research. At NUH he conducts both early-phase and late-phase clinical trials and contributes to the safe and efficient delivery of clinical research.
Vijay with a primary focus on respiratory medicine trials particularly those related to obstructive and restrictive lung diseases, alongside clinical trials in other medical specialties.
Part of his responsibilities is help translate research into patient-centred care, which include screening and enrolling participants, conducting clinical assessments, ordering and interpreting investigations such as pulmonary function tests, imaging, ECGs and much more.
In this video interview, Vijay describes his role at our Clinical Research Facility:
Alternatively, you can access the video on YouTube via this link (click here).
Jeyanthi works as a Clinical Senior Research Physician in the Children’s Clinical Research Facility, supporting commercial, non-commercial, early and late phase research alongside lead physicians and academics across the varied specialities at Nottingham University Hospitals.
With a background in Paediatrics and GP experience, Jeyanthi uses her knowledge and skills in varied specialties including Primary Care and the Children’s CRF Paediatric studies. She also works alongside colleagues to support medical assessments and cover for adult volunteers in stem cell donation for the Anthony Nolan UK charity organisation.
As part of her role, good and effective communication and forming relationships with team members and academics is essential to support the delivery of studies. As well as attend on outpatient clinics, study participant visits and highlight abnormal laboratory results or safety issues; Jeyanthi works on multicentre studies in children diagnosed with rare conditions such as Ataxia-telangiectasia and on Paediatric Rheumatology studies that aim to explore the effects of new treatment on disease severity.
Dr Quinlan has a PhD degree in molecular Oncology and a Medical degree (MBChB), as well as Postdoctoral research experience. She bridges the gap between the clinic and research by applying her research know-how and medical understanding for the benefit of patients.
Ouliana worked for many years as a paediatrician in Greece and Albania, and in the last five years at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust as as research fellow and then senior clinical research physician. She provides medical expertise for complex and and early phase clinical research trials in both children and adults.
Gastro-enterologist Dr. Adina Olaru is a senior research physician, who advises on patient safety on trial protocols, especially monitoring patients to ensure their safety during the trial and at home.