Dr Giles Cattermole

Giles is an EM consultant at KCH NHS Foundation Trust. He’s been teaching on ALS, APLS and ATLS since the early noughties, and on Bromley courses since 2010. After training in Wales, he worked at Chinese University of Hong Kong for a couple of years, and still teaches regularly on their MSc in prehospital emergency care, as an honorary associate professor. Giles is also an honorary associate professor at the University of Rwanda, where he worked 2015-17.

Routinely using ultrasound in the ED there convinced him that we should all be using it, much more widely! Giles is especially interested in Global Health, and was founding chair of RCEM’s committee on Global EM. Giles holds degrees in physiology, ethics of healthcare, and theology.

He lives in Orpington with his wife and children, and is a keen cruciverbalist.

Courses Giles Works On

Core Emergency Ultrasound Course
Advanced PoCUS Course
MRCEM OSCE Course
APLS Course
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Attended FUSIC heart and lung on 12th August! Knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff with loads of scanning time. Was also here years ago for core level 1 US. Would recommend.
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Julius Ibiwoye
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Good courses, Amazing tutors.
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kingshuk das
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This was an amazing course - everything about this course is brilliant. Excellent faculty members. Very good simulators.
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Binay Shrestha
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Amazing place to learn about various POCUS.
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Anastasia Georgiou
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Excellent course. Very well-delivered and concise lectures, and lots of hands-on scanning time.
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Uchenna Amaechi
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As far as ultrasound courses go, this has been the most educational. Why?? There is nothing like practicing on ‘live models’, and this course offered just that!!! Furthermore, they do exactly what they profess to offer which is 1:1 hands on teaching … and by ‘hands-on’, I literally mean ‘HANDS-ON’. Instructors with their hands on your hands guiding and correcting your scanning technique!! I learnt more in one day than I have done in several theory-focused courses (and I’ve been on a few!). Thank you so much!! I wish buying an ultrasound device was as straight forward (didn’t realise I’d have to take out a mini- mortgage to keep up my skills!! 😖) A special thank you to Michelle (I think 🤔 that was her name) for making it extra special by catering lavishly for my gluten free dietary requirement! Best wishes See you on the advanced course hopefully 🤞🏽
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Dunya Najat
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Amazing course. Gabin taught extremely well, making difficult concepts clear with understandable analogies and connected all concepts of anatomy and physicals to practical applications clinically. Highly recommend!
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Marwan Gamal
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excellent course content and speaker, kudos!