Dr R.McGlone - Clinical Director
FRCP FCEM FRCS A&E

Dr.McGlone was the first A&E consultant appointed to this department in 1990. He qualified in 1980 from the Royal London Hospital. He was trained in general medicine before choosing A&E as a career. His specialist training was on rotations in Nottingham, Derby and Yorkshire before being appointed as a Consultant in this department.

Special Interests include pain relief in children and information technology. He is a course director for the ATLS course based at The Royal Lancaster Infirmary and an examiner for the MCEM exam..

E-mail address : Ray.McGlone@mbht.nhs.uk

Dr S Schneidman MD, FACEP FCEM

A native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Dr. Schneidman completed his studies in 1979 at the University of Arizona and Ensenada, Mexico. He began to practice Emergency Medicine in Los Angeles, and then moved to Seattle. After living in the Seattle area for 20 years, he and his family moved back to Philadelphia, where he was recruited by the NHS. He and his wife relocated to the Lancaster area in February of 2005. Dr. Schneidman is a Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians, a private pilot and musician.

E-mail address : Sydney.Schneidman@mbht.nhs.uk

Dr D.Wood MBChB, B.Pharm., M.Phil EM, DA (SA), DipPEC (SA)

Honorary lecturer at University of Cape Town's newly established Emergency Medicine faculty. Qualified at University of Witwatersrand 1999. Qualified as a pharmacist in 1988 at Rhodes University. Began to practice emergency medicine in Kwazulu Natal and moved to Cape Town in 2002 working in Milnerton Mediclinic private emergency unit and the Red Cross Air Mercy Service where he is an honorary medical consultant. Special interests include aeromedicine and emergency pharmacology. He is on the Specialist Register for Emergency Medicine in South Africa.

E-mail address : Darryl.Wood@mbht.nhs.uk

Dr.A.Webster MBChB, BMSc, MRCP, MSc, FCEM

Graduating from Dundee University in 1996, Andrew moved to the West Yorkshire region and obtained his MRCP in 1999. His registrar training took him to Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge for one year as a locum registrar, finally obtaining a substantive registrar post in the North Trent Deanery in 2001. During his time there he obtained a Masters in Health Sciences Research and Technology assessment. After passing the fellowship exam in November 2004, Andrew completed his final year in Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Perth Western Australia, before taking up his Consultant post in January 2006. Andrew is a keen road and fell runner and an avid Liverpool FC supporter.

E-mail address : Andrew.Webster@mbht.nhs.uk