Brian’s extensive global experience in health planning spans more than 35 years. Over that time he has worked on a multitude of healthcare facility development projects across a diverse range of socio-economic environments. Brian’s strength lies in incorporating his detailed understanding of how clinicians use healthcare spaces, and how patients experience them, into the very early stages of vision shaping and design brief development.

Nathaniel’s expertise includes health strategy, international development, health economics and procurement. He has a detailed knowledge of international development and healthcare policy and trends. In addition he has extensive experience and an in-depth understanding of infrastructure development and procurement methods for healthcare projects. Through his project experience he has excellent analytical, mediation, negotiation and partnership development skills.

Kate’s areas of expertise include briefing and business case development, operational policy development, equipment planning, and operational commissioning of healthcare facilities. Kate has a keen eye for detail, particularly during the design and commissioning process. Kate seeks to achieve design excellence, cost certainty and predictability of project delivery throughout the project lifecycle, providing strong leadership to realise the initial vision objectives in the completed facility.

With over 20 years’ experience delivering multiple successful healthcare capital developments, Patrick has advanced specialist knowledge across a range of disciplines including clinical planning, technical design, and equipment planning and procurement. His track record includes the management of numerous complex and high profile projects, such as the NHS Nightingale North West Hospital, collaborating with multiple and varied stakeholder groups, and delivering high-quality outcomes against challenging time-scales.

Rose has highly developed skills in the delivery of technical aspects of procurement projects, and leads the coordination and delivery of procurement management services. She ensures quality standards are upheld by utilising the bespoke tools, processes, and methodologies we have developed to implement complex procurement projects. She is key to identifying and managing risks and issues that may affect successful and timely project delivery.

With a broad knowledge and experience of coordinating the delivery of healthcare planning, design and equipment procurement projects, Simon has a comprehensive understanding of the journey from determining the demand for healthcare to delivering its supply. With excellent technical knowledge and a strong background in project management, he is accomplished at bringing together a multitude of stakeholders to deliver complex programmes of healthcare facility design and development work.

Over the past 15 years, Gemma has worked closely with NHS Trusts, construction contractors, and multidisciplinary design teams, in the development of numerous major healthcare facility projects. She is experienced in effectively communicating technical design information to a wide array of project stakeholders, and has an in-depth knowledge of healthcare design standards from all around the world. Gemma is a key contributor to our research programme, and combines a comprehensive knowledge of equipment technologies with a macro understanding of how effective healthcare buildings deliver care.

Joey’s experience working as the medical equipment co-ordinator for a major regional acute hospital gave him a wealth of knowledge in specifying and managing all kinds of medical equipment in a live multi-site clinical setting. He combines this with exceptional skills in data analytics and management. He has the ability to analyse complex and extensive datasets, identifying trends in equipment utilisation, cost, and design impact and making him a key part of our equipment and technology planning team.

Kim has over 40 years’ experience as a bio-medical engineer, working on all different types of healthcare facility development projects in over 80 countries around the world. Kim is highly skilled at understanding the complex interface between a healthcare building and the key medical equipment, and helps to significantly reduce design and construction risk by coordinating information and activity exchange between the design team, equipment supplier, construction contractor, and healthcare operator.

John is an industry heavy weight, having managed a multitude of large and complex procurement projects within UK and international markets. Working for the NHS, he developed national procurement strategies and targets and negotiated large-scale commercial contracts. John brings nearly 40 years’ experience to MJ Medical, providing clients with leading procurement strategies.