Dr Paul Rees
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Profile
Paul Rees is the Course Lead for the MSc Tactical, Military, Austere and Operational Medicine. He also teaches on the MSc Emergency and Resuscitation Medicine. He is a military interventional cardiologist at Barts Heart Centre in London, with a special interest in circulatory support and resuscitation. He is also a HEMS consultant, flying for East Anglian Air Ambulance. He co-leads the new British Cardiovascular Intervention Society group looking at out of hospital cardiac arrest, and teaches as invited faculty on a number of international endovascular resuscitation workshops. Paul’s military background includes active service with submarines, combat deployment with Commando forces, being the airborne MERT consultant in Afghanistan and numerous humanitarian and disaster relief missions including work in an Ebola treatment unit in Africa.
Undergraduate Teaching
Paul Rees is the Course Lead for the MSc Tactical, Military, Austere and Operational Medicine. He also teaches on the MSc Emergency and Resuscitation Medicine.
- MSc Tactical, Military, Austere and Operational Medicine
- MSc Emergency and Resuscitation Medicine