Paul Smith
University of Leicester Medics Photos

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A record of some Leicester medics- (and the things they do --) Click on the links to view


	Covid19 Lockdown started at the university at the end of March 2020, and while working from home - I found that I rather liked not going in to work every day. So, after some thought I decided to retire at the end of July 2020. Writing now (April 2021) there's no doubt in my mind that it was the right thing to do. Now just waiting for live shows to reappear. To the right you'll see the farewell video I prepared at the time of my retirement. Take a look, my contact details at the end. Do get in touch, follow me on Twitter etc Very best for now, Paul S
Guess who retired at the end of July 2020


The Covid Cohort! No Formal grad ceremony 2020 due to that virus. So just this Zoom event pic. Click on image to view /download higher res version

	Leicester Medics Graduation Photos 2019

	Rest in peace Dr David Pallot, passed away August 11th 2018

	Leicester Medics Grad 18 Pics

	Medical Students v Doctors 2017, the Mark Sims Memorial Cup

	Anyone out there remember? Medics revue 2005

	Leicester Medics Grad 2017

	Prof Nick London receives "Distingushed Teaching Fellowship" award. Click on photo for Hi-Res version. (More via the grad link here)

	Med school day when Paul Smith received an award for "Contribution to Education Delivery" Many thanks to all for the nomination and fantastic response on the day


	Med School Day 2017

	Leicester Medics Graduation 2016

	New Infra-Red Photos of Centre for Medicine


	Centre for Medicine building work has finished! See my CFM updates page

	Prof Nick London at De Montfort hall for Med School day 2016 "Global Medicine" View more photos

	You might remember Dr Miles Levy (Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist) from metabolism lectures etc, but did you know about "The Levy"? mainlymono.co.uk/levy

Matt Smith leicester Medical Hero doctor

"Hero doctor" (Leicester Med School Graduate)
Matt Smith speaks of
terrifying drama in Leytonstone tube station

Leicester Mercury article

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