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Mr JOSEPH NORRIS
UCL Division of Surgery & Interventional Science
Third Floor, Charles Bell House
43-45 Foley Street
London
London
W1W 7TS
Appointment
- Student
- Div of Surgery & Interventional Sci
- Faculty of Medical Sciences
Biography
Joseph is a Specialist Registrar in Urological Surgery in the London Deanery. He holds an MRC PhD Fellowship at University College London. His research interest is mpMRI-inconspicuous prostate cancer, under the supervision of Professor Mark Emberton.
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Joseph has had a broad research experience, encompassing educational, clinical and basic science projects, that started during his early years at medical school. Below are a few selected research projects that Joseph has been involved with:
- MRI Conspicuity in Prostate Cancer Diagnosis (University College London). 2016-19.
- Modelling Prostate Biopsy in the Era of MRI (University College London). 2018.
- Inter-Observer Agreement for Prostate MRI Reporting (Northwick Park Hospital). 2018.
- Sexual Function post-HIFU for Prostate Cancer (University College London). 2016-18.
- Prolonged Bladder Outflow Surgery Waiting-list Times (Addenbrooke’s Hospital). 2015-17.
- Germinal Centre Humoral Alloimmunity (University of Cambridge). 2014.
- Bladder Dysfunction Post-Renal Transplantation (University of Cambridge). 2014-18.
- DISCOVER Study (Addenbrooke’s Hospital). 2014.
- Optimising Vascular Access Surveillance (King’s College Hospital). 2012-14.
- Laminar Resorption in OOKP (National OOKP Centre). 2011-14.
- Surgical Simulation & Education (Royal Sussex County Hospital). 2011-13.
- Analysis of aPKC in Zebrafish Neurogenesis (MRC Centre for Dev Neurobiology, KCL). 2010-13.
Teaching Summary
Joseph enjoys teaching and supervising medical students and junior doctors, and has held numerous formal and informal university and hospital educational roles, including:
- Anatomy Demonstrator (St George’s University London). 2017.
- Anatomy Demonstrator (Imperial College London). 2016.
- OSCE Examiner (University College London). 2016.
- Module Tutor (University College London). 2016.
- Clinical Supervisor (University of Cambridge). 2014-15.
- ‘Surgery for Schools’ Regional Lead (Royal College of Surgeons of England). 2011-12.
- Anatomy Demonstrator (Brighton & Sussex Medical School). 2011-12.
- Peer-Teacher (Brighton & Sussex Medical School). 2011-12.
- Surgical Skills Tutor (Brighton & Sussex Medical School Surgical Society). 2009-12.
- Airway Management Tutor (Brighton & Sussex Medical School Surgical Society). 2009-12.
Appointments
| 01-JAN-2019 – 01-JAN-2022 | MRC (UK) Clinical Research Training Fellow | UCL Division of Surgery & Interventional Science | University College London, United Kingdom |
| 01-OCT-2018 – 01-OCT-2019 | Royal College of Surgeons of England Research Fellow | UCL Division of Surgery & Interventional Science | University College London, United Kingdom |
| 01-OCT-2015 – 01-OCT-2018 | NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow in Urological Surgery | UCL Division of Surgery & Interventional Science | University College London, United Kingdom |
| 01-AUG-2013 – 01-AUG-2015 | Academic Foundation Doctor in Surgery | Department of Surgery | University of Cambridge, United Kingdom |
Academic Background
| 2016 | Master of Science | University College London | |
| 2013 | Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery | University of Sussex | |
| 2010 | Bachelor of Science (Honours) | King's College London |
