Dr James Neill

A motivated and conscientious Foundation Year 2 doctor from the United Kingdom, seeking a Resident Medical Officer position in Queensland, Australia. Possesses broad clinical experience across medical and surgical specialities, including emergency medicine, intensive care, and acute medicine, gained within both a large tertiary teaching hospital and a district general hospital. Intends to undertake Postgraduate Year 3 within the Australian healthcare system, with a long-term career interest in critical care and anaesthesia. Eligible for AHPRA registration via the Competent Authority Pathway, subject to appointment.

• General Medical Council (United Kingdom)
• Registration number: 8064001
• Full registration granted: 06/Aug/25

• An avid rugby fan who loves travlling, playing racquet sport and swimming in spare time.

• CPR in Society – Secretary and Session Instructor (2023–2024)
• University of Bristol Emergency Medicine Society – Secretary (2021–2022)
• University of Bristol Vascular Surgery Society – Co-Founder (2020–2021)
• Bristol Marrow – Acting President and Events Coordinator (2018–2019)

• Recipient of the University of Plymouth Teaching Star Award for contributions to teaching
• Regularly provided informal bedside teaching to medical students on the ward
• Mentor on a 9-week “Learning to Teach” programme at the University of Bristol
• CPR in Society – Session Instructor (2023–2024)

• “Administration of time-critical medications in the emergency department” (2024)
• “Are short-term surgical missions an effective way of reducing the burden of surgical disease in West Africa” (2022)
• “Patient Experience in the Emergency Department of the Royal United Hospital Bath: What Matters to Patients?” (2021)
• “Interprofessional Learning in the Acute Medical Department” (2019)
• “Lack of sleep is associated with obesity and diabetes, hindering good human health and wellbeing” (2019)

• Advanced Life Support (ALS) – Resuscitation Council UK (2025)
• Ultrasound Skills and Practical Procedures Course – NHS England (2025)
• National Sarcoma Awareness Project (2023)

Available upon request.