Dr Anna Mitchell
Academic clinical fellow

Introduction

I graduated in 2005 from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne medical school with MBBS honours with distinction, having intercalated an MRes in Biomolecular Sciences with distinction.

Having gained full GMC registration and completed the membership exams for the Royal College of Physicians, I have started my research work at the Institute for Human Genetics

Background

I graduated in 2005 from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne medical school with MBBS honours with distinction, having intercalated an MRes in Biomolecular Sciences with distinction.

Having gained full GMC registration and completed the membership exams for the Royal College of Physicians, I have started my research work at the Institute for Human Genetics

Qualifications

Bachelor of medicine and bachelor of surgery (MBBS) - honours with distinction-July 2005.
Master of research in biomolecular sciences (MRes) - distinction-December 2004.
Membership to the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP UK)-July 2008.

Previous Positions

Foundation doctor - northern deanery - August 2005 - August 2007.
Academic clinical fellow - northern deanery - August 2007 - present.

Memberships

Royal College of Physicians UK

Honours and Awards

The Goyder Memorial Scholarship - June 2005.
Wolfson Intercalated Research Scholarship - June 2004.
The Sewell Prize for Excellence in Examinations in Stage 2 MBBS - July 2001

Languages

English as a first language.
French as a second language (qualification - A level grade A)

Research Interests

Clinical and translational research

Other Expertise

During my MRes, I did some laboratory work with the mitochondrial research group.

Current Work

Laboratory genotyping work on a cohort of samples from patients with Addison's disease.
I am also currently involved in a clinical pilot study running through the Clinical Research Facility at the RVI.

Future Research

Endocrinology

Undergraduate Teaching

I have been involved in delivering undergraduate medical teaching in formal lectures and informal teaching at the bedside on the wards.

Postgraduate Teaching

I have been involved in teaching postgraduate medical students both through presentations and on the wards.