Museum Reception - Meet The Staff
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Jonathan Goddard (Curator)
Jonathan is a Consultant Urological Surgeon at Leicester General Hospital. As Curator of the BAUS Virtual Museum, he is responsible for providing most of the written content, together with innumerable old images and illustrations. Many of the instruments displayed are from Jonathan's personal collection. ... click here for email contact or here for "X" (formerlyTwitter)
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Harriet Goddard (Junior Curator)
Harriet helps in the Museum, especially when the museum cabinet exhibit in the BAUS Office needs review. Harriet has a small office under the museum stairs, where she studies some of the extraordinary exhibits. She is very keen on making educational videos and has now assembled sizeable collections of urological autographs, medals and stamps.
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Peter Thompson (Contributor)
Peter is an Emeritus (retired) Consultant Urological Surgeon who worked at King's College Hospital, London. He was one of the early driving forces behind the establishment of a Virtual Museum and has made major contributions to many of the documents filed in the Museum. He is part of the History of Urology committee for the European Association of Urology (EAU) ... click here for email contact
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Dominic Hodgson (Contributor)
Dominic is a Consultant Urological Surgeon at Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth. He has made major contributions to many of the documents filed in the Museum and carried out interviews with a number senior urologists, originally published in written form in the BJMSU (now the JCU). You can listen to some of these interviews on the website in the section titled "Standing on the Shoulders of Giants". He is also the current Chair of the BAUS Education Committee ... click here for email contact or here for "X" (formerly Twitter)
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Nigel Bullock (Contributor)
Nigel is an Emeritus (retired) Consultant Urological Surgeon who worked at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge. He has edited the BAUS website since 2010, and is responsible for presentation of the website content, including items in the Virtual Museum. He has provided many of the graphics, and some photographs of the urological instruments in other collections (e.g. the Urology Department collection at Addenbrooke's Hospital) ... click here for email contact or here for "X" (formerly Twitter)
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