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Dr. Kerri Jones is an Honorary Associate Professor at the Peninsula Medical School, part of the Faculty of Health at the University of Plymouth. She previously served as a Consultant in Anaesthesia & Critical Care at Torbay Hospital (1990–2016), leading innovations in day surgery, pre-operative assessment, and enhanced recovery pathways. Her national roles included advancing healthcare policies such as 18-week waits and patient participation initiatives.
Her global health focus includes co-founding Future Health Africa, a charity delivering trauma care, leadership training (e.g., GRASPIT and SPRINGBOARD courses), and maternity training in Kenya. She co-chairs the Global Health Collaborative and contributes to Masters programs in Healthcare Management and Global Health.
- Qualifications: MB ChB, DRCOG, FRCA, Certificate in International Health Consultancy (Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine)
- Professional Roles: Trustee (Chair) of Future Health Africa, Advisor to Society for Quality Healthcare in Kenya, Honorary Advisor to THET, and member of the Kenya-UK Health Alliance Steering Group.
Dr. Jones emphasizes equitable partnerships, workforce development, and patient-driven improvements in healthcare systems through quality improvement and leadership methodologies.
