Charlotte Wild is a medical doctor and Clinical Fellow at St Georges University Hospitals, specializing in the care of the elderly. A graduate of UCL with a Bachelor of Medicine, her background includes foundational training as a medical doctor at Barts Health NHS Trust.
She has a demonstrated interest in academic research and public healthcare systems, having worked exclusively within the NHS throughout her career.
She co-authored a publication on how aortic calcification can cause misleading results in bone density (DXA) scans.
Charlotte Wild
Clinical Fellow at St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Camden Town, England, United Kingdom
Overview
Topics They Care About
Geriatric Medicine
Her current role as a Clinical Fellow is focused on "Care of the Elderly, " showing a direct professional commitment to this field.
Diagnostic Accuracy
Her publication explores how aortic calcification can create artefactual increases in bone density scans, indicating an interest in precise medical diagnostics.
Public Healthcare
[Predicted] Her career has been entirely within the NHS, and she lists it as a company of interest, suggesting a dedication to public health services.
Media Appearances
Charlotte has no verified media appearances
Work History
8-2023
Clinical Fellow at St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
12-2021 - 8-2023
Medical Doctor at Barts Health NHS Trust
8-2021 - 12-2021
Medical Doctor at Barts Health NHS Trust
4-2020 - 8-2021
Career Break at Barts Health NHS Trust
Education
2010 - 2018
Bachelor of Medicine from UCL
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Location : Camden Town, England, United Kingdom
Job Level : Mid-senior
Designation : Clinical Fellow at St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
