Ms. Shree Datta is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, with a passion for patient choice and women’s health. She qualified from Imperial College School of Medicine in 2003, obtaining the Arther Macey Scholarship for her student research in venous grafting and the Helen Lawson Research Award for her post-graduate research in ovarian cancer. She completed her training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at some of the best institutions in London. As well as specialising in childbirth and gynaecological issues, Shree has a passion for teaching and was previously one of the Associate Clinical Deans for King’s College Medical School. Ms. Datta has held a number of national positions, which include being a council member and trustee of the General Medical Council, where she underlined the importance of patient safety. She was elected unopposed to chair the UK British Medical Association’s Junior Doctors Committee and, subsequently, the North European Junior Doctors Committee.

She was subsequently awarded a Fellowship of the British Medical Association and was highlighted as one of the top 50 UK BME Pioneers by the Hospital Services Journal. Her passion for excellence in care led her to be awarded the Excellence in Teaching Award by St. George’s Medical School in 2013, and she has been invited to set up teaching courses internationally. She has published extensively, and her textbooks are used by medical students and junior doctors alike, with five-star reviews. She has also been consulted by magazines such as Forbes and the BBC for her clinical expertise. In addition to her national commitments, Ms. Datta strongly believes in widening participation in studying medicine, supporting students from all backgrounds regularly by mentoring, providing career advice, and providing work experience placements.

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