Faculty staff

Chief Executive's Department

Chief Executive, Paul Scourfield
Appointed by the Board and responsible for the day to day management of the headquarters and staff and for the organisation of the various meetings of the Faculty. Acts as secretary to the Board, the Executive Committee, Finance Committee, Journal Management Board and ad hoc working parties of the Board.

PA to the Chief Executive, Karen Tidy
Provides secretarial support to the Faculty chief executive.
 

Professional Affairs Department

Head of Professional Affairs, Laura Webb
Responsible for Professional Affairs and membership matters including managing the Faculty's role in senior public health appointments and public health workforce issues, proposals to the Fellowship Committee, consultants' clinical excellence awards, Faculty mailings, elections, admittance and continued relationships with members and advisers throughout their public health career. The department is also leading on the development of a Revalidation scheme.

Membership Admissions Administrator, Patricia Burrell
Administers elections and admissions to all categories of Faculty membership, organises Faculty mailings and maintains a number of related databases. Also provides Front Office support.

Senior Administrator - Public Health Workforce, Elin Sandberg
Responsible for organising the workforce census, developing and administering a system for revalidation and monitoring developments in and changes to the general senior public health workforce. Also provides support to the IT Manager on database development and implementation, and to the Professional Affairs Administrator in matters relating to consultant appointments

CPD Administrator, Krisztina Wormald
Administers the Faculty’s CPD scheme, including the annual CPD Audit, and the CPD Co-coordinators Committee. Also provides first-line technical support for the CPD on-line diary.

Professional Affairs Administrator (aac@fph.org.uk)
Administers the Faculty’s statutory role in senior public health appointments. Also assists with the administration of Faculty mailings, Faculty Elections, Consultant’s Clinical Excellence awards, Distinction Grades of membership, and the Professional Affairs Committee.
 

Database/IT

Database/IT Development Administrator, David Wakelin
Responsible for implementing the Faculty's database development in line with the Faculty's computer strategy and providing IT support throughout the Faculty.
 

Business Manager's Department

Business Manager, Kristen Morgan
Responsible for the co-ordination and management of the FPH business and strategic planning process.

PA to President/Receptionist, Valerie Macdonald
Provides secretarial support to the president and reception and general office assistance including room bookings and catering arrangements.

Committee Secretary, Caroline Wren
Services the Board, the Executive Committee, the Risk Management, Audit, and Finance Committee, the Journal Board and the International Committee.
 

Education and Training Department

Head, Education and Training, Russell Ampofo
Is responsible for the administration, development and management of the education and training functions of the Faculty. Including the membership examinations, overseeing training, curriculum development and Practitioner Development. Responsible for maintaining links to Public Health regulatory bodies

Senior Examination Administrator, James Gore
Responsible for the development, delivery and evaluation of all FPH examinations, particularly for the Part A Membership examination. Provides administrative support for the Education Committee and assists with the training functions of the department.

Examination Administrator (Part B), Tracey Martin
Is responsible for administering the Part B examination. Provides administrative support for the Trainee Members Committee and assists with the training functions of the department.

Training & Sponsorship Administrator, Marijana Curic
Is responsible for administration of the specialty training programme in public health. Administers FPH prizes and awards awarded by the Education Committee and provides administrative support to the Education and Training Department, including responding to enquiries and dealing with routine training matters.

Training Administrator – Practitioner Development
Provides support to the FPH Practitioner Development Working Group in delivering its schedule of work. Administers the overarching Public Health Workforce Programme Management Group in overseeing all strands of practitioner development work. Processes Out of Programme Research (OOPR) and Out of Programme Training (OOPT) applications.

Training Administrator, Sonia Malacarne
Supports the work of the Equivalence Committee in evaluating and processing CESR/Article 14 applications. Administers the training programme in public health and arranges support for Training programmes. Also administers and processes applications for training placements - including out of programme (OOPT/OOPR) and National Treasures
 

Finance Department

Head of Finance, Herbert Thondhlana
Is responsible for the financial administration of the Faculty.

Accountant, Amber Shah
Is responsible for maintaining the financial records of the Faculty and related data.

Assistant Accountant, Kevin Barretto
Is responsible for maintaining the subscription records and related administration, and deals with the payment and recording of invoices.
 

Policy and Communications Department

Head of Policy, Advocacy and Communications, Rachael Jolley
Responsible for the policy, advocacy and external communications function of FPH including overseeing the development and implementation of FPH policy and advocacy programmes, external media strategies, effective communications with members and stakeholders. Oversees the development of the FPH website and delivery of FPH events.  

Policy Officer, Peder Clark
Works with the FPH President, Policy, Advocacy & Communications Committee and head of department to develop and deliver FPH’s policy and advocacy programme including special policy projects and publications. Is also series editor for FPH briefing and position statements, and co-ordinates responses to consultations and appointment of FPH representatives on external bodies.

Events Officer, Karen Tidy
Works with the conference chair, Conference Committee and head of department to manage and deliver FPH’s annual conference. Responsible for the delivery of other FPH events including the annual lecture as well as co-ordinating FPH presence at external events. Provides support to conference committee. Also works with business manager to.produce annual report.  

Press and Information Officer, Suvi Kingsley
Works with the FPH President, Policy, Advocacy & Communications Committee and head of department to develop and deliver the FPH external media strategy including proactive and reactive press work, identifying and briefing FPH spokespeople, supporting delivery of communications strategies.

Communications Administrator, Hannah Pugh
Provides administrative support to the department’s governing committee (Policy, Advocacy & Communications Committee) and its sub-committees including: Healthcare Public Health, Cardiovascular Health, Mental Health and Health Protection. Also provides support to the Child Public Health Interest Group and the Public Health Medicine Environmental Group. Responsible for FPH's publications ordering system.

Web & Communications Officer, Iain Brown
Responsible for the production of FPH’s quarterly newsletter ph.com, and monthly and adhoc electronic bulletins. Co-ordinates the production of FPH publications including briefing and position statements. Manages the FPH website and provides cross-organisational support and advice on design/communications.
 

International Department

Head of International Development, Rosy Emodi
Responsible for the overall development and co-ordination of the Faculty’s international strategy, collaborations and programme activities. Provides senior management support to the International Committee and has primary responsibility for international relationship building, strategy planning and Faculty member engagement on global public health issues.