Dr Gerard Browne

Gerard is a general practitioner (GP) and medical educator. He has been actively involved with undergraduate medical education since 2009.

Gerard joined Leicester Medical School in September 2020 as an Associate Professor and Director of MBChB Phase 1. In this role Gerard has responsibility for the academic running of the early years (years 1 and 2) of the medical degree programme.

Before joining Leicester Medical School Gerard was lead for undergraduate medical education at the school of medicine at the University of Central Lancashire; in that role Gerard led on academic quality and operations for the MBBS programme and Medical Sciences programme. Prior to this Gerard was a Lecturer in Medical Education (PBL) at the Graduate Entry Medical School University of Limerick and prior to this an NHS Scotland Fellow at University of St Andrews.

Curriculum development

Assessment in medical education Leadership and medical education

Clinical communication skills teaching

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Doherty, D. O., Mc Keague, H., Harney, S., Browne, G., & McGrath, D. (2018). What can we learn from problem-based learning tutors at a graduate entry medical school? A mixed method approach. BMC Medical Education, 18(1), 96.

Browne, G. P., Bjelogrlic, P., Issburner, J., & Jackson, C. M. (2013). Undergraduate student assessors in a formative OSCE station. Medical Teacher, 35(2), 170-171.

2019 AMEE Annual Conference, Vienna, August 2019.

Ultrasound: the future of anatomy teaching?

Conroy R, Browne G, Hameed N and Ginty A.

2013 AMEE Annual Conference, Prague, August 2013.

Examining the effectiveness of the methods used to develop research skills in medical education: a systematic review proposal.

Guild S, Issberner J, Davies R, Hughes A, Browne G, Cormie V, McHale C and Laidlaw A.

AMEE Annual Conference, Lyon, August 2012.

The acceptability of using video capture in Objective Structured Clinical Examination

Browne G, Struthers J, Issberner J and Jackson C

B.Sc. (Hons.)

Ph.D.

MBChB

Cert. Med. Ed.

MRCGP

FHEA 2010; SFHEA 2020