Ranjith Velayudhan Nair

Senior Emergency Medicine trainee (ST6) with over 12 years of cumulative clinical experience across high-volume Emergency Departments in the UK and internationally. Trained predominantly within the NHS at Milton Keynes University Hospital, with additional senior experience at a Major Trauma Centre and district general hospitals. Approaching CCT in Emergency Medicine (August 2026), with strong readiness for consultant practice.

Experienced in the assessment and management of undifferentiated adult and paediatric emergency presentations, including critically ill and high-acuity patients. Confident in early senior decision-making, resuscitation leadership, escalation of care, and multidisciplinary working in time-critical situations. Skilled in advanced airway management, invasive and non-invasive ventilation, procedural sedation, trauma care, and core Emergency Medicine procedures, with practice aligned to current UK and international standards.

Recognised for a calm, composed approach in pressured environments, supporting effective team function and patient reassurance during complex and high-risk scenarios. Known for sound clinical judgement, clear communication, and a patient-centred approach that balances safety, efficiency, and compassion.

Actively involved in medical education, with experience teaching and supervising medical students, foundation doctors, ACCS trainees, junior registrars, and advanced clinical practitioners. Teaching interests include bedside and case-based learning, practical skills, trauma care, and acute decision-making. Committed to creating a supportive learning environment that encourages reflective practice and evidence-based care.

Engaged in clinical governance, audit, quality improvement, and incident review, with a growing interest in service improvement and patient safety systems. Holds FRCEM Primary and Critical Appraisal, GCP certification, and experience contributing to audit, QI projects, and research activity within Emergency Medicine.

A collaborative, approachable clinician who values professionalism, integrity, and teamwork. Motivated to contribute as a consultant through high-quality clinical care, education, governance, and service development within a busy NHS Emergency Department.

• General Medical Council Registration - 7632799
• Travancore Cochin Medical Council (TCMC) India – Register no. 41794

• PACE 2015 : Case Presentation
• EMCON 2016 : E-Poster and Oral Presentation

Life Support & Resuscitation:
Advanced Life Support (ALS), Resuscitation Council UK — [2022]
Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS), American College of Surgeons — [2024]
European Paediatric Advanced Life Support (EPALS) — [2024]
Paediatric Immediate Life Support Course (PILS) - [2019]

Trauma, Critical Care & Emergency Skills:
Trauma Team Leader Course - [2025]
Thames Valley Emergency Core Skills Course - [2025]
AIRSAV-ED - [2025]
Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS), American College of Surgeons — [2024]
Airway Management in Emergency Department - [2024]
RIACT - [2023]
Resuscitative Interventions & Procedures Simulation (RIPS) — [2021]
Basic Assessment and Support in Intensive Care — [2016]
Mechanical Ventilation in the Emergency Department — [2015]
Wound Management and Suturing — [2015]
Advanced Airway Management — [2014]

Ultrasound, Imaging & Procedures:
Level 1 Ultrasound Course - [2020]
Red Dot Radiology Course — [2019]
Basic Echocardiography Course (Madras Medical Mission Hospital) — [2014]
Ultrasound Trauma Life Support (AUTLS / AIIMS) — [2013]


Additional Courses:
Command And Control Course — [2025]

Mandatory training and role-specific updates are maintained in line with Trust and deanery requirements which includes Child Safeguarding Courses.

• Involvement in Quality Improvement Project titled “Optimising Soft Tissue Injury Pathways Using AI-Assisted X-ray Interpretation in the Emergency Department.” - MKUH 2025
• Emergency Department sepsis audit - MKUH 2025
• Audit of CFS and Frailty Assessment in Emergency Department - MKUH 2024
• Participation in CoMiTED, CONSEPT, and DEXACELL Trials 2024 - 2025
• “Assessing Cognitive Impairment in Older People” - RCEM Audit 2020
• “Use of LAT Gel in Management of Paediatric Facial Lacerations” - NPH Emergency Department Audit 2017-2018
• “Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis – Evolving Trend of Causative Organisms and their evolving Antibiotic Sensitivity Pattern” - Thesis for MEM under George Washington University, (GWU, USA)