Dr Shweta Gidwani

Apply now to join our dynamic @ChelwestED @ChelwestEIC team - We are recruiting a Senior Clinical Fellow in Global Health and Emergency Medicine / apply here nhsjobs.com/job/UK/London/…

Great start to #EUSEM2025 with an incredible group of delegates. So much sharing and bi-directional learning

Looking forward to learning from our Ugandan EM experts from their most recent Ebola outbreak and how this was effectively managed & lessons learnt #bidirectional learning @MUST_EM @EmMakerere @RCEMevents @ChelwestED - Free but consider contributions to @EmedUg @UUKHAhealth

Recruiting for Aug - Global EM Fellowship @ChelwestFT - we follow RCEM GEM fellowship gold standards for our program - Application open chelwest.nhs.uk/about-us/work-…

We're launching our new flagship event — and want you to help shape it! Teams of 6–8 clinicians are invited to lead on programme planning and set the agenda for Emergency Medicine. ⏰ Applications close midday (BST) on Monday 12 May 🔗 Apply now: rcem.ac.uk/flagship-confe…

We have exciting news... Our Flagship Conference is launching in 2026: rcem.ac.uk/announcing-the… Register: tinyurl.com/ConfRYI RCEM's Research Committee Chair, Professor Matt Reed: “Ir will be a fantastic platform for presenting groundbreaking research that can shape the future of EM.”

Join global EM experts for a unique SCALE Virtual Grand Round on Ebola Virus Disease 🦠🌍 With speakers from Uganda’s frontline response, including the MOH. 🗓️ Apr 29 🕙 10:00 BST / 12:00 EAT 🔗Register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist… @Global_EM @EmedUg @UUKHAhealth @MUST_EM

We’re thrilled to be launching our brand-new flagship event — and we’re inviting passionate voices from across EM to help shape the agenda! You may apply as a group of 6–8 clinicians from your ED or trust. Applications close on Monday 12 May. Apply today: bit.ly/4ifk2BP

What a busy month! LinkedIn version of RCEM's April newsletter, ft. news, opportunities and CPD events, also: Prof. Smith awarded CBE. Dr Edwards on female EMpowerment. Dr Ochari shares Global EM experience. Dr Paul Robinson on ADHD. Join healthcare racial bias project! linkedin.com/posts/royal-co…

Our new Flagship conference 2026 plans announced here @rcollem rcem.ac.uk/flagship-confe…

This talk was a highlight for me. A well delivered and powerful message from an impressive colleague. Thank you @Global_EM

@RCEM_VP Thanks Higgi @RCEM_VP ! That’s incredibly kind and generous of you to say so! I’m humbled. It was a privilege to be asked to give this year’s Maurice Ellis @RCollEM #springCPD

Dr Shweta Gidwani delivered the prestigious Maurice Ellis Lecture titled ‘global emergency medicine - a tale of two parallel worlds’ at this year’s Spring CPD Conference in Birmingham. The RCEM Dean, Professor Simon Carley, @EMManchester, presented @Global_EM with a token of our appreciation. #RCEMcpd @RCEMevents

Excited to share details of our first Virtual Clinical Grand Round of 2025, under the SCALE EM partnership with Uganda 🏥🌍 Join us on Fri 31 Jan with presenters from MUST and C&W NHS Trust - register now! tinyurl.com/dt8txz97 @EmedUg @UUKHAhealth @MUST_EM @Global_EM

Listening to the inspirational @gmenon1423 speak passionately about belonging at the NW London IMG celebration event hosted by the IMG team @WestMidHospital @ChelwestFT

🚨Call for abstracts🚨 Submit your abstracts for the EMTA: Art of Emergency Medicine conference! 📢 Share your insights, research & innovations with the EM community 🌍 Deadline is 27th Nov - don't miss out! bit.ly/emta2025 #EMTA2025 @RCollEM @EMTAevents @RCEMevents

Don't miss out... join us this Wednesday 23rd for our next Grand Clinical Round with presenters from Mbarara (MUST), Uganda! ✏️Register here: tinyurl.com/4rr32s4d @EmedUg @UUKHAhealth @DanielOlinga3

Congratulations are in order!!! Well done Class of 2021!! We are proud to call you Emergency Physicians!! Congratulations once again! 🥳🎉🎊

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