When I sat down to write this blog, I kept crossing out the word leader.
It felt pretentious. It carries, for me, the connotations of power, someone standing above others, telling them what to do. That is not how I want to work, and it’s not how I think of myself. I have always wanted to be part of a community, a team, not above it. I have wanted to serve, not to hold power over others.
We are seeking talented individuals, passionate about good clinical leadership, to help direct the Faculty.
FMLM is seeking a dedicated and experienced Treasurer to join our Board of Trustees. This is a fantastic opportunity to play a key role in shaping the future of medical leadership while ensuring the organisation’s financial sustainability and good governance.
The Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management extends its deepest gratitude to Professor Sir Mayur Lakhani CBE, whose term as Chair of FMLM ends on 31 December.
FMLM’s Board of Trustees have a vital role in guiding the strategic direction of the charity, carrying responsibility for the statutory aspects of FMLM, including the management and audit of the organisation, directing the affairs of the organisation, and ensuring that it is solvent, well-run, and delivering its charitable objectives.
We are pleased to welcome Professor Jacky Hayden CBE, Professor Margaret Ikpoh, Professor Colin Melville, and Professor William Roche to the Board.
In October 2024, the government launched what it called ‘the biggest national conversation about the future of the NHS since its birth’. Open to organisations, clinicians and the public, the consultation sought views, experiences and ideas for fixing the NHS.
Professor Mayur Lakhani CBE, FMLM Chair, Founding Senior Fellow and former President of the Royal College of General Practitioners...
Since the inception of FMLM’s first Medical Advisors programme, the Clinical Fellow Schemes have grown to encompass 6 programmes across a multitude of clinical disciplines.
The National Medical Director of NHS England, Professor Stephen Powis, was honoured to introduce Professor Chris Whitty, whose lecture theme was ‘Leading through future healthcare challenges’.