Although the the East Midlands region lies in the centre of England, it actually extends as far east as the Lincolnshire coast. It encompasses the combined counties of Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire and most of Lincolnshire.
Steeped in history for centuries, the area was ruled by the Iron Age Corieltauvi tribe prior to the arrival of the Romans and later fell under the rule of the Vikings and Danelaw.
The region includes many areas of stunning natural beauty, from its highest point at Kinder Scout to volcanic Charnwood Forest, with the Wolds reaching to the east coast of Lincolnshire. Its central location allows easy access to major centres by motorway, rail and air.
The East Midlands rotation has 16 Urology trainees with posts in three teaching hospitals (Nottingham Leicester & Derby) and four District General Hospitals (King's Mill, Lincoln, Northampton, Kettering). Use the link below to visit the East Midlands Urological Society (EMUS) page elsewhere on this site:
EMUS site What's here for trainees?
Local Champions for Medical Students
| Leicester Medical School |
Mr Leyshon Griffiths, Leicester General Hospital |
| University of Nottingham Medical School |
Mr Gurminder Mann, Nottingham City Hospital |
This list represents the Consultant Urologists in this region who have been designated to advise students on all aspects of urology and, in particular, to provide help with the annual essay competition
Medical Student essay competition
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