About Us

Kujan has been the Network Manager for the ODN since December 2014, having spent the majority of his time in the NHS working with Clinical Networks and Commissioners.

Kujan is also one of the co-chairs of the National Adult Critical Care Networks Managers Group, a role which allows him to represent Adult Critical Care Networks at various national meetings, such as being a co-opted member of the Adult Critical Care Clinical Reference Group.

With a background in Operational Research / Data Analysis, Kujan is especially interested in Quality Improvement and using Information and data to improve Healthcare.

Steve has been a Consultant in Anaesthetics and Intensive Care in Winchester since 2007 and was Clinical Lead for Critical Care there for nine and a half years. He is also the Clinical Lead for the BM4 graduate-entry medical school programme at the University of Southampton.

Steve joined the ODN as Medical Lead in September 2021 and now sits as a member of the NHS Clinical Reference Group for Adult Critical Care. His interests are in transfer medicine, medical education and learning from incidents through collaborative, multidisciplinary working.

Gill has a wealth of experience and has worked within critical care for many years. Her role within the Network Management Team ensures nurses working across the Thames Valley and Wessex have representation at National and Local level.

Gill is an active member of the BACCN, previously on the regional committee, and has been involved in position statements and published several papers. She is also active with in the ICS and has been a member of the Standards Committee. Gill has worked outside the hospital environment for the Modernisation Agency and Connecting for Health, but has always remained linked to Critical Care. Gill has a passion for shared learning, and organises the yearly Network Study Day.

She has also set up small specialist groups to share expertise across the Network Working with the Practice Educators across the Network Gill has been pivotal in establishing funding for the development of the Network Critical Care Course and Foundation Course, and is actively involved in ensuring both courses meet the needs of the stakeholders.

Roxy is a data analyst with over 10 years working in the NHS.

With a background in NHS Trust Finance and having worked within Thames Valley and Wessex Neonatal Network, Roxy joined the Adult Critical Care Network with the aim of utilising data across Thames Valley, Wessex, Kent, Surrey and Sussex.

Roxy uses data to benefit services and drive improvements. Her role is shared with the Kent, Surrey and Sussex Adult Critical Care Network.

Catherine joined the team after working in event management and project roles within the arts, higher education and charity sectors.

She brings with her a passion for effective organisation, engaging communications and streamlining processes.

She supports the Network with projects such as unit visits and peer reviews, the rehab and follow up groups, quarterly newsletters and most recently creating this website!

Mary has been a Nurse in the Intensive care environment for the past 30 years in various hospitals in London, South East and Australia.

Mary has worked in various settings as an Educator in Intensive care, as a Clinical Matron for four years, and has experience with the network as the Chair for the Transfer branch of the TV&WACC ODN for several years. Mary is the Programme Lead for the Thames Valley and Wessex Adult Critical Care Course offered at both Graduate and Postgraduate level (accredited by Oxford Brookes University). Mary is also the Deputy Chair of CCNERF (Critical Care Nurse Education Review Forum) a branch of CC3N.

The aim of the forum is to provide a strategic vision and generate consensus opinion relating to critical care nurse education issues and the future delivery of critical care nurse education linked to national strategies.

Carl has been a critical care nurse for almost 9 years, working at University Hospitals Southampton as a charge nurse and clinical educator on the general intensive care unit.

Carl has recently joined the TV&W ACC ODN as an Education Facilitator to support with the delivery of the Adult Critical Care course, and to lead on the Adult Critical Care Foundation course for nurses who are new to the critical care environment.

Coming from a leisure and tourism background, Lynette brings operational management, logistics, photographic training and design knowledge to the team.

She supports the Education Project Leads with the organisation and running of the Adult Critical Care Course and Foundation programmes.

She has a passion for design and detail and assists the team in presenting a professional and efficient programme to any individual interacting with our Network programmes.

Wassim (or Sim as he likes to be known) is a Consultant Anaesthetist with an interest in Pre-Hospital Medicine at Milton Keynes University Hospital, and previously was Clinical Director of Anaesthetics and Intensive Care.

During his training he spent some time out in Sydney working with Careflight and Ambulance Service of New South Wales as a Retrieval Registrar where he developed his interest in Critical Care Transfers and subsequently completed the RCSed Diploma in Retrieval and Transport Medicine. He previously flew with TVAA as a HEMS doctor from 2011 till October 2018.

He joins the Network as the Medical Lead for Adult Critical Care Transfer, Thames Valley and Wessex and is also the Regional Lead for Adult Critical Care Transfers for Specialised Commissioning within the South East NHS England.