University of Nottingham Medical Society
Est. 1970
Welfare
Here at the University of Nottingham School of Medicine, there are different people you could talk to if you ever need anything. Whatever you need help with or would like to talk about - please don't suffer alone or in silence!
Your Welfare Team
William Dalgliesh
Vice President for Activities & Welfare
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Sheeza Fateh
Welfare Officer
Hi my name is Sheeza. My role for this year will be signposting people to any welfare related help/recourses that they may need and listening to any concerns. I will also be organising a welfare week for the med school.
Khushi Joshi
BME Officer
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Evanne Webster
LGBT+ Officer
As the LGBT+ representative, I’m here to support and represent the LGBT+ community at Nottingham Medical School - improving education on relevant issues, supporting students who are questioning or facing difficulties, and running events. If you need to chat, please drop me a message!
Useful Information
Samaritans
Your Medic Parent
Every medical student is assigned a mum or dad from the year above, who you will meet on your first day. These families continue throughout your 5 years here, so you will have grandparents, great-grandparents, and great-great-grandparents too, as well as becoming a parent yourself in second year! They are the best people to contact for questions about the course/exam tips/ Nottingham life/ etc., as well as asking for their old notes. They were in your position only a year ago - make use of their wisdom!
The MedSoc Welfare Officer
Sheeza Fateh
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OS-MedSocWelfare@exmail.nottingham.ac.uk
Facebook: Sheeza Fateh
Nightline
This is a student-run, anonymous, confidential, non-directive listening and information service, contactable during term time between 7pm-8am.
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nightlineanon@nottingham.ac.uk
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0115 951 4985 / 07786 208 408
Every student is assigned a personal tutor who can be anyone within the medical school, from lecturers to clinicians. You will have regular meetings with them throughout the first few years. They are your main port of call within the School of Medicine and a great for:
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References
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Advice on where to go for academic issues
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Advice and guidance on University policies, including Extenuating Circumstances
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Able to refer to specialist services
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Encourage development and maintenance of wellbeing
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Advice on how to maximise your University experience
Your Personal Tutor
Your Peer Mentor
These are a group of around 40 voluntary, trained second-year students under the MedSoc Support scheme who are each assigned 4-5 first year students. They will email you to introduce themselves before term starts. They are contactable throughout first year for any problem but will be good people to talk to when your medic parent can't help.
A MedSoc Supporter
MedSoc Support is a student-run, confidential, non-advisory listening service who are there for anything you want to talk about. They are a group of around 1- voluntary, highly-trained students in each year group. They will regularly post their contact details on your Facebook group and hold drop-in sessions through the year.
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www.facebook.com/NottsMedSocSupport
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medsocsupport@nottingham.ac.uk
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A Senior Tutor
Yvonne Mbaki, Margy Pratten & Rich Roberts
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There are 3 senior tutors who are contactable when your personal tutor can't help/ you would prefer not to talk to your personal tutor. They are responsible for overall academic and pastoral support and advice during early years BMedSci, GEM, A108 & BSc programmes.
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Appointment requests:
A Clinical Sub-Dean
William Atiomo and Dilip Nathan
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They are the equivalent of senior tutors for the clinical phases
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Appointment requests:
The Director of Student Wellbeing
Overseeing all pastoral support for undergraduate students in the School of Medicine
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Disability Liaison Officer for UG students, advising on reasonable adjustments
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01332 724726
Pam Hagan
The Welfare Team
Rani Mukherjee-Neale and Sandra Rose
The School of Medicine also has a Welfare Team who can support you with more significant or complex issues than your personal tutor may be able to:
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Support and advice on a wide range of issues
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Able to refer to specialist services
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Advice and guidance on University policies, including Extenuating Circumstances
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Liaise between student, School of Medicine, SU and central services withing the university
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C-Card registration and pick up
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www.nottingham.ac.uk/studentservices/healthwelfare/welfare-support.aspx
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Appointment and email queries:
This is a charity that offer a safe place for you to talk, any time of day or night, in your own way - about whatever's getting to you
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0115 941 1111 / 116 123
University Central Services
SU Advice Centre
Offers free and impartial course, employment, health and wellbeing, housing, and money advice and information
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www.su.nottingham.ac.uk/advice
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0115 846 8730
Cripps Health and Dental Centres
Offers standard and specialist GP, nurse-led, dentist and hygienist clinics and services. Register ASAP.
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0115 846 8888 / 0115 950 6781
Financial Support
Provides information and advice on all aspects of student finance to both current and prospective students
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www.nottingham.ac.uk/studentservices/support/financialsupport
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financialsupport@nottingham.ac.uk
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0115 82 32071
Mental health professionals that offer specialist advice and support by referral from University staff/GP/NHS
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www.nottingham.ac.uk/studentservices/services/mental-health.aspx
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Mental Health Advisory Service
Chaplains are available to support students of any faith or none in the journey, practice, or exploration of faith
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www.nottingham.ac.uk/chaplaincy
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0115 951 3931
Chaplaincy and Faith Support
Accessibility Team
Academic and disability support for students with a disability, learning difficulty, or long-term medical condition
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www.nottingham.ac.uk/studentservices/services/accessibility.aspx
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Pamela Hagan: (see above)
Visa and immigration support for applicants, current students and their families, and recent graduates
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www.nottingham.ac.uk/studentservices/services/visa-immigration.aspx
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immigration-support@nottingham.ac.uk
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0115 84 66125
Immigration Advisors
Offers free, professional, confidential support for any personal or psychological problems, available by self-referral
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www.nottingham.ac.uk/counselling
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counselling.service@nottingham.ac.uk
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0115 951 3695
The University Counselling Service