Wales Regional Council
The role of the Wales Regional Council members is to provide professional leadership in Wales and contribute at a national level to the maintenance and development of pathology services and the quality of care that patients receive. Members create influential linkages with the local stakeholders and build strong relationships with other key decision-makers to ensure that the College has a valued voice. They also filter and amplify relevant information for the College and communicate this information back to the College on a regular basis.
Amy De’Ath
Dr Anu Gunavardhan
Dr Anu Gunavardhan
Dr Donall Forde
Dr Emma Short
Chair, Wales Regional Council
Dr Indu Rakesh Thakur
Dr Indu Rakesh Thakur
Dr Muhammad Aslam
After graduation in medicine in 1995, I decided to be a pathologist as I loved colours, and combination of art and science fascinated me. I completed my remaining pathology training in Merseyside before relocating to East Lancashire in 2006 as consultant pathologist. I did numerous roles in East Lancashire and establish myself as educational supervisor, medical appraiser and clinical lead roles.
Looking for new challenges, I moved to North Wales in 2015 and not only transformed the pathology department but also provided clinical leadership to the All Wales digital pathology validation study.
Currently I am working as a clinical director to the North Wales Management Clinical Support Service providing leadership to the pathology, radiology and 4 other disciplines. I am also chair of Scientific Services Advisory Group for pathology in Wales and provide my services to RCPATH various committees. My special interests include uropathology, head and neck, digital pathology, management and leadership skills.
Dr Nidhika Berry
Dr Rachel Bradley
Dr Rania Tawfik
Dr Rhiannon Meleri Morgan
Dr Susannah Froude
Dr Tariq El-shanawany
Mrs Rhian White
Ms Helen Archer
Professor Angharad P Davies
Professor Meena Upadhyaya