Awards and prizes
Prizes and awards are presented to the Trust’s trainee doctors in recognition of their achievements. Our trainees are a credit to the themselves and the hospital.
2017/18 Award Winners
with Dr Lucy Coward & Dr Gowrie Balasubramaniam
Best FY1 & FY2 Doctors
These are awarded to the FY1 & FY2 Doctors who have received
the highest scores from Clinical Supervisors over the course of the
year. Awarded by the Southend Medical and Dental Society.
2017/18 Winners:
Best FY1 - Stephanie Matthews
Best FY2 - Louise Allen, Sil-Jun Lau
Judi Sharpe Scholarship for Teaching and Education Excellence
Awards
Excellence in education, selected by Dr Moro-Azuela based on
involvement in teaching medical students on placement.
2017/18 Winners:
FY1 - Abhishek Oswal, Martyn Eckersley, Russell Donovan, James
Everson
FY2 - Juliet Berner, Marke Perera
GPST - Rui Wei
London Deanery Trainee Merit Awards in Foundation: 6
categories
Quality Improvement Merit:
"Awarded to trainees who complete an insightful audit which has
real effects for their LEP."
2017/18 Winners:
FY1 - Abhishek Oswal
FY2 - Nilia Baghat
Teaching Excellence Merit:
"Awarded to trainees who excel at teaching whether
informally on the wards or who take the initiative and, for
example, arrange additional formal teaching for their peers at
their LEP."
2017/18 Winners:
FY2 - Dilhara Karunaratne, RachelBenjamin Giles & Rebecca
Long
Clinical Excellence:
"Awarded to trainees who excel in clinical practice and enhance
the patient experience."
2017/18 Winners:
FY2 - Olivia Benson, Steven Wyman
Top Trainer:
Awarded in recognition of a Senior Clinician's contribution to
teaching.
2017/18 Winner:
John Day
Audit Prizes
Prizes presented to staff that are judged to have
produced/presented the best audits. The hospital's annual Research
& Audit Open Day is held every December, with invitations for
submissions requested from September each year. This is an
established but a unique event at Southend Hospital and is a great
opportunity for medical, nursing and allied health professional
staff from all specialties across the Trust, who might not normally
get to engage or work with each other, to spend half a day at an
event that encourages discussion, research and the sharing of
learning to improve patient care. The presentation day is preceded
by posters of audits being displayed in the Education Centre for
staff to view.
December 2016 Winners:
FY1 - Sanjay Karamsadkar & Kapil Arora
ST1/CT1 - Sweni Shah
ST3/CT3 - Nisha Menon
Nursing Prize - Phyu Myint
Alex Stone Prize - Muhammad Khan
Phillip Hagan Prize - Angela Bright & Suren Moodlier