Course Tutors

Hayley began working with doctors in a faculty and professional development role when she took over the development and delivery of the Royal College of Surgeons Training the Trainers programme in 1996. Responsible for a number of new initiatives, including the creation and national roll out of the consultant based TAIP course for the Royal College of Surgeons, Hayley also provides Leadership workshops for the LETBs in London, having developed two courses in this area since 2009 and supports faculty and trainer development in a number of Trusts throughout the country in support of the GMC Recognition and Approval Project. Hayley wrote an e learning module for the London Deanery Professional Support Unit on Reflection and has also contributed to a module on Theories of Learning for a Masters in Medical Education with Keele University and FAIMER®. She is currently completing another e module on Professional and Personal Effectiveness. Hayley joined Kings Learning Institute in 2014 and leads the module Professional Development in the Workplace, the module on clinical education for the PG Certificate in Managing Healthcare with KCL and works as a consultant educator for the London LETBs and other LETBs around the UK, for several Medical Royal Colleges, for Kings College London School of Medicine and a variety of Trusts in the UK. Hayley has been the UK National Educator for ATLS™ for 8 years and chair of the European Educators group in ATLS™ Europe for over 6 years. She has spoken at international ATLS meetings on several occasions and contributed to the development of the Instructor course for the 9^th edition of the ATLS™ programme. She is currently involved in the writing of a new chapter for the 10^th edition on the ATLS™ Team.Hayley is a reviewer for Clinical Teacher journal.

She is currently: Consultant surgical educationalist – UK and abroad, Education Advisor – British Orthopaedic Association,  Educationalist AOUK. This has included the development and delivery of various programmes including: AO Faculty Training Education Programme, Tips for Trainers, Tips for Chairmen, Tips for Educational Directors, Tips for Coaches, Current Concepts programme European Faculty, Seminar Principles & Advances Courses for Operating Room Personnel, Safer Surgery The Royal College of Surgeons of England, Training the Trainers Training & Assessment in Practice Training. Trauma Teams Facilitation in the Human Simulator Patient Safety in Surgical Teams, STEP forward, STEP ahead, STEP beyond Teaching for Core Trainees (part of Core Anatomy) and has run programmes in many international locations.

Dr Zamani’s extensive medical training has given a unique knowledge of the face and its underlying structures and her reprtoire of treatments guaarantee to deliver the most natural of results. Clients are left with a rejuvenated look that will leave others wondering if it’s simply down to a post-holiday refresh or a change in make-up. Dr Zamani is also creator and founder of MZ Skin, a luxurious, yet performance driven skincare range of eight products, which blend potent anti-agers with proven science.

Since 2002 Dr. Redka-Swoboda is running workshops for dermal fillers and since the beginning of the TEOXANE Company he is one of the main speakers in Germany for TEOXANE products. From 2009 on going he is the consultant of TEOXANE Germany and Medical Director. His main speciality is risk management and dealing with side effects after filler treatment and meanwhile contact is made worldwide for his advice of adverse reactions. For TEOXANE Germany he is also in the function as the Scientific Director for all workshops and scientific meetings organised by the company, mostly certified by the responsible medical chambers. Dr. Redka-Swoboda is a member of several national and international medical associations, since 2013 he is running cadaver courses and lectures in cooperation with the Head Surgical Training Center of the Institute of Anatomy at the Paracelsus Medical University in Salzburg / Austria. Dr. Redka-Swoboda is now practising in Munich/Germany as a free based aesthetic surgeon.

Elizabeth acts as an educational consultant and tutor in the private, further and higher education sectors involved with Level 4-7 qualifications in non-surgical cosmetic interventions. She is a member of the JCCP Education and Training Committee and involved with development of National Occupational Standards and credentialing standards for the aesthetic sector.

As an RPA2000 accredited Laser Protection Adviser, Elizabeth provides independent laser/ILS training and support services for private clinics, hospital laser departments and Local Authorities and delivers laser/light related training throughout the UK.

Elizabeth has published learning resources, laser safety articles, authored book chapters and the HABIA Booklet ‘Safe Use of Laser/IPL Equipment’ and is a regular contributor to journals, manufacturer workshops and aesthetic events. In 2017, Elizabeth was awarded the Schuco International Award for Outstanding Achievement in Medical Aesthetics at the prestigious Aesthetics Awards.

Billy has a strong passion for teaching and anatomy, in particular, the head and neck. He is currently a Surgical Anatomist (Chief Demonstrator) at the University of Oxford, assisting with the anatomy teaching. His role includes: teaching and facilitating anatomy sessions, liaising with senior teaching staff and demonstrators, preparing teaching materials (including resources and prosections), and assisting with research projects. Billy hopes to explore the usage of newer educational technologies, such as 3D printing and 4D visual platforms. He is currently training to become a medical illustrator, and he hopes to integrate his artistic flair into these educational platforms.

In 2010, she became Clinical Lead for Dermatology for South London Healthcare Trust. In 2013 she stood down as Clinical Lead and extended her private practice to in London.  She resigned from the NHS in 2014 and is now Clinical Lead for Dermatology setting up and running mole screening services, as well as on-site general Dermatology clinics. Her main areas of interest are skin cancer screening and early diagnosis of melanoma and she has conducted a trial comparing Siascope mole examination with face–to-face consultation. She is also interested in acne and PCOS and general skin conditions. She has always loved teaching and is mentor to 3 GPs with Special Interest, holding monthly training clinics. She has taught on GP courses as well as training for Allied Health Professionals.

Paula maintains an honorary contract with Sussex Community Dermatology Service and Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust where she maintains direct clinical contact with dermatology patients. She has published several articles relating to dermatological conditions and has completed a Diploma in Nursing, BSc (Hons) in Professional Practice, Master of Science in Clinical Studies and Education at University of Brighton and is an Independent Nurse Prescriber. She is currently an active member of the British Dermatology Nursing Group. Paula is passionate about dermatology nursing and improving the lives of patients with skin conditions, particularly through educating other health care professionals.