HSA Management Board

The HSA Management board meets three times a year.
There are representatives for the different types of healthcare professional on the board.
The boards remit is to identify gaps in the Imperial College provision of education, develop further Masters and short courses and to promote courses to all healthcare professionals.

Details of the board members and terms of reference are below.

Board Members

Head of Postgraduate Medicine (Chair)	Professor Charles Pusey
Deputy Director of Education	Professor Karim Meeran
Director of Graduate School and School of Professional Development	Professor Andrew George
Acting Principal of Imperial College Business School	Professor Dorothy Griffiths
Director of Medical Education, ICHT Lead, Medicine	Dr Jeremy Levy
Associate Director of Education, ICHT	Ms Rachel Abrahams
Head of Education from a CPG at ICHT	Dr Jill Warner
Lead, Nursing and Midwifery Education	Dr Kathryn Jones
Lead, Non-Medical Non-Nursing Healthcare Professional Education	Professor Gary Frost Dr Mary Hickson
Lead for Education, Imperial-associated Trusts (x3)	Dr Joan Pitkin Dr Caroline Shuldham Mr Mark Gammage
Representative of Non-Clinical Professionals	Ms Sue Grange
Representative of Primary Care	Professor Azeem Majeed
Chair, Postgraduate Education Committee, ICL	Dr Michael Jones
Head of Continuing Professional Development Unit	Ms Betty Yue

To advise the Faculty on the development of new CPD/short courses and Masters courses for healthcare professionals.
To develop a database of all short courses for healthcare professionals carrying the “Imperial College London” name.
To provide improved opportunities to access College postgraduate courses for all eligible healthcare professionals at the AHSC and other Imperial-associated Trusts, especially in the following four workstreams: Medicine, Nursing, AHP, and Non-Clinical Professionals.
To work with the SPD and Graduate School to establish short courses and Masters courses for healthcare professionals of sufficient quality to meet the Faculty’s standards.
To collaborate with the Healthcare Education Board of the AHSC, with other Imperial-associated NHS Trusts, and with the North West London Health Innovation and Education Cluster (HIEC) to ensure that the education needs of healthcare professionals are being met.
To develop a marketing strategy, nationally and internationally, for Faculty postgraduate courses, including the creation of a website and prospectus.
To report relevant matters to the Faculty Strategic Education Committee by submitting regular reports and raising items for discussion.

Further information: Terms of Reference Word Document