ProfessorCatherine Williamson
Clinical Chair in Women's Health
Department of Metabolism, Digestion and Reproduction - Faculty of Medicine
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- Clinical Chair in Women's HealthDepartment of Metabolism, Digestion and Reproduction - Faculty of Medicine
- 020 7594 2553 (Work)
- 3006, Institute of Reproductive and Developmental Biology, Hammersmith Campus, United Kingdom
TEACHING INTERESTS
- Catherine regularly teaches undergraduate medical students.
- She teaches MSc students on the MSc in Reproductive and Developmental Biology at Imperial College.
- She has supervised 17 PhD and 1 MD students; all completed their PhD within 4 years. She is currently supervising 6 PhD students, 4 as principal supervisor.
- Co-organiser of a 3-day course on Medical Problems in Pregnancy with Professors Catherine Nelson-Piercy and David Williams and Ms Claire Page.
- Co-organiser of Fetal Medicine Foundation webinars with Professor Kypros Nicolaides during the COVID-19 pandemic. The webinars have between 12-17,000 registrants and were translated into Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian. Every 4th webinar was focused on maternal medicine; Catherine was responsible for these webinars. Each had 4 speakers focusing on a topic of relevance to obstetric medicine.
- She teaches MSc students on the MSc in Reproductive and Developmental Biology at Imperial College.
- She has supervised 17 PhD and 1 MD students; all completed their PhD within 4 years. She is currently supervising 6 PhD students, 4 as principal supervisor.
- Co-organiser of a 3-day course on Medical Problems in Pregnancy with Professors Catherine Nelson-Piercy and David Williams and Ms Claire Page.
- Co-organiser of Fetal Medicine Foundation webinars with Professor Kypros Nicolaides during the COVID-19 pandemic. The webinars have between 12-17,000 registrants and were translated into Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian. Every 4th webinar was focused on maternal medicine; Catherine was responsible for these webinars. Each had 4 speakers focusing on a topic of relevance to obstetric medicine.