Professor Daniel Carradice
| Post Nominals | MBChB FRCS MD (Hons) PGD Health Econ PGC Med US (Dist) |
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| Biography | Dan Carradice grew up in West Yorkshire. Following his love of science, technology, working with people and practical creativity; he attended Medical School at the University of Sheffield. On the advice of a valuable mentor, he then moved to Hull craving the very highest quality postgraduate surgical training and found what he was looking for. Dan chose to specialise in one of the fastest growing, yet least known specialties: Vascular Surgery. This offers one of the most diverse and rewarding practices available; operating from head to toe, from some of the smallest structures to the largest, performing some of the most technologically advanced minimally invasive and some of the largest open procedures possible. Crucially Vascular and Endovascular Surgery has an extremely strong emphasis on research and evidence based practice. In pursuit of research training and experience, Dan then took on the role of Research Fellow, completing several RCTs, alongside ongoing clinical training and the completion of his qualification in Vascular Ultrasound. This early taste of successful research pushed Dan towards a career as a Clinical Academic and following his time as Hunterian Professor and his Fellowship at St George's he returned to Hull as a Senior Lecturer. |
| Research Interests | Minimally invasive treatment of varicose veins and venous ulcer disease Improving outcomes following lower limb amputation Wound healing in diabetic foot disease Novel minimally invasive vascular technologies Intervention for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Health Policy in Vascular Surgery Metabolic imaging in the management of diabetic foot disease Epidemiology of venous insufficiency Prehabilitation in vascular surgery Rehabilitation in vascular surgery Impact on quality of life from vascular disease Cost-effectiveness in vascular intervention Vascular access Supervised exercise and minimally invasive treatment in peripheral vascular disease Prevention of surgical site infection in vascular surgery |
| Teaching and Learning | Undergraduate: SSIP supervision Clinical placement tutor HYMS Year 2 teaching HYMS clinical examiner Faculty HYMS Surgical Society Conference 6th Form Medical School Taster Sessions Informal mentorship in Surgical or Academic careers - under and postgraduate - please contact me if you would like to discuss this. Postgraduate: Postgraduate reseach student supervision Allocated Educational and Clinical Supervisor - Higher Vascular Surgical Training Clinical Trainer post CCT Fellowship Multidisciplinary amputation masterclass Regional Clinical Training Committee and ARCP panel membership Clinical Mentorship in vascular ultrasound for the Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Ultrasound Course – University of Leeds (8 successful registrar and post CCT fellows to date, including distinction) Clinical Nurse Specialist Training Part 1 Examiner Intercollegiate FRCS in Vascular Surgery Member of the educational faculty of the following external bodies: Yorkshire Vascular Forum Royal Society of Medicine Venous Forum Annual Scientific Meeting ASPIRE National Vascular Training Programme Charing Cross International Vascular Symposium Vascular Society of Great Britain and Ireland Annual Scientific Meeting Lower Limb Endovascular Symposium |
| Scopus Author ID | 26967601000 |
| PhD Supervision Availability | Yes |
| PhD Topics | Opportunities exist throughout the spectrum of research within vascular disease and students will be able to work towards postgraduate qualifications including PhD, MD by research and targeted Postgraduate Diplomas and Certificates. Opportunities will be designed to dovetail into existing career plans and allow the development of the necessary academic and where required clinical skills to meet a student's goals. Examples of previous projects have included: Comparison of functional ability following through versus above knee amputation Comparison of clinical outcomes and patient perception following through versus above knee amputation The Impact of Polymicrobial Communities on Successful Revascularisation and Wound Healing in Diabetic PAD Patients Assessing novel non tumescent venous ablative techniques Optimising Outcomes in the Treatment of Superficial Venous Insufficiency Long Term Outcome of Minimally Invasive Treatment for Superficial Venous Insufficiency of the Lower Limb A randomised clinical trial of endovenous laser versus conventional surgery in the treatment of small saphenous vein incompetence |