Dr Nicolò Favero

Assisting research activities within the Spacesuit Physiology Laboratory research group

• Under King's College Hospital GP Training Scheme
• Conduct consultations to diagnose, manage, and treat acute and chronic conditions
• Provide health promotion advice
• Work with multidisciplinary teams and refer patients to appropriate specialists or services as needed
• Attend teaching sessions, complete assessments and actively engage in training towards independent GP practice
• Rotations: ST1: General Practice, ST2: Paediatrics, Emergency Medicine, ST3: General Practice

• Company involved in developing technology and solutions for space and near-space environments. Their work focuses on expanding survivability in challenging conditions and includes risk mitigation and innovation for operations in these areas
• Provided assistance in planning for hypobaric chamber testing including writing research protocol and standard operating procedures
• Provided assistance in planning for animal studies looking into ebullism physiology

• Ad-hoc Locum Senior House Officer in a busy Emergency Department
• Responsible for the assessment and initial treatment of patients presenting to the Emergency Department with a range of medical and surgical conditions under supervision of Emergency Medicine Registrars and Consultants
• Responsible for covering different areas of the department including Resus, Majors, Minor injuries and Initial Assessment

• Aerospace start-up company blending aerospace and medical technology. They focus on enhancing safety in aviation with innovative systems
• Responsible for the safety of test participants in hypobaric chamber research testing of an emergency oxygen system
• Responsible for writing medical trial protocols, standard operating procedures and medical trials planning
• Advisor for the development and certification of an emergency oxygen system through close collaboration with R&D and Design Engineers and the European Aviation Safety Agency
• Assisted in planning for centrifuge medical trials in order to study G-tolerance
• Co-led the development of a software algorithm for physiological monitoring of aircrew

• Responsible for the day-to-day management of critically ill patients under the supervision of Intensive Care Registrars and Consultants
• Conducted medical procedures including arterial line, central venous catheter, vascath, PICCO line insertions for advanced haemodynamic monitoring
• Involved in medical student teaching and case presentations
• Conducted quality improvement projects including antimicrobial stewardship and a retrospective analysis of outcomes of patients declined V-V ECMO for refractory respiratory failure related to SARS-CoV-2 infection

• Responsible for the initial assessment and management of patients presenting to a busy Emergency Department under supervision of Emergency Medicine Registrars and Consultants
• Responsible for the assessment and initial treatment of a wide range of medical, psychiatric, paediatric and surgical conditions
• Responsible for covering different areas of the department including Resus, Majors, Rapid Assessment, Paediatrics and the emergency observation unit

• Foundation Doctor in the following Specialties (4 month rotations): Emergency Medicine, General Practice and Obstetrics and Gynaecology

• Foundation Doctor in the following Specialties (4 month rotations): Oncology, General Surgery and Infectious Diseases