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"Rajiv is an amazing young leader who will continue to do great things in healthcare and safety. So happy we are working together towards a common mission".
Dr David Mayer, CEO, Patient Safety Movement Foundation and Executive Director, MedStar Institute for Quality and Safety, USA.
About
Dr Rajiv Sethi MBBS, MBA, MPH, AKC
As a practising doctor working in the National Health Service (NHS), I am passionate about collaboration, innovation and digital transformation to improve health outcomes locally and globally..
While a medical student at King's College London, training at Guy's, King's College and St. Thomas' Hospitals, I worked to redesign the new medical curriculum 2020 through digital collaboration. This work was recognised by the national Sir John Ellis Prize and awarded a distinction at Stanford University, USA.
I hold a Masters in Business Administration and a Masters in Public Health focussing on global digital health. In 2016, I was invited to join the founding faculty of the World's first Digital Health and Innovation module for medical students at the University of London.
As a medical student, I was appointed as the youngest Global Fellow at Health Education England and Clinical Entrepreneur Fellow at NHS England. I am a recipient of the USA Telluride Scholarship, learning from patients and interprofessional peers at the Academy for Emerging Leaders in Patient Safety.
To globalise learning in health for all, I co-founded the ICGRx platform which in 2016 held the World's first global Grand Round, sharing knowledge with partners across continents, students, patients, clinicians, academics and stakeholders.
I am a recipient of the prestigious Association for the Study of Medical Education New Leaders Award and the Greater Manchester Health & Care Award in 2019 for work which includes establishing the national widening participation initiative 'Becoming a Doctor' (@BecomingaDr) and the National Health Careers Conference.
The past 5 years have seen the evolution of the National Health Careers Conference, with the development of the 'Virtual Health Careers Conference' and the Health Careers Live platform addressing local, regional, national and global health workforce challenges. The 100+ strong programme team(s) were recognised with the NHS Parliamentary Award for improving Health Inequalities (NW) and now support a global community of current and future health workers from 151 countries.
As an invited keynote speaker at conferences and advisor to government and industry, I have developed a national and international reputation supporting varied health systems. In 2021, Members of Parliament and the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care honoured me with the NHS Parliamentary Award for a significant contribution to the National Health Service in England.
I and my team would be delighted to hear from you. Please feel free to get in touch.
Best wishes,
Rajiv
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Office Team
Executive assistant: office@rajivsethi.co.uk
Born at the Trafford General Hospital in 1992, I began my NHS Career volunteering here aged 16.
2022
King's College London Global Health Distinguished Alumni Award
Award citation: 'Dr Rajiv Sethi is an exceptional clinician, educator, innovator and leader in medical education and digital health'.
Awarded to a King’s graduate who has demonstrated outstanding work in the health sector.
2021
Parliamentary award
Receiving the NHS Parliamentary Award by Members of Parliament, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, and the NHS Leadership for a significant contribution to the National Health Service in England.
Picture: (Left to Right) Rt Hon Sajid Javid MP, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care and Dr Rajiv Sethi
2019
Greater Manchester Health & Care Award
'Student of the year' Rajiv, Master of Public Health Graduate at University of Manchester is an inspiration to tomorrow’s healthcare heroes. His education and research projects have been published in leading journals. See more here
New Leaders Award
The New Leaders Award is an annual prize which recognises outstanding leadership in the field of medical education for those early in their medical education career.
Recipient of the prestigious 2019 Association for the Study of Medical Education New Leaders Award and the Greater Manchester Health & Care Award for work which includes establishing the national widening participation initiative 'Becoming a Doctor' (@BecomingaDr) and the National Health Careers Conference.
2019
2015
Sir John Ellis Prize
As a clinical medical student Rajiv worked with the Dean of Medical Education on the new medical curriculum ‘2020’ at King’s College London. His work on the final year curriculum design, assessment structure and preparation for practice (transition from medical student to foundation doctor/ intern) theme was recognised by the award of the Sir John Ellis prize, a national prize conferred by the Association for the Study of Medical Education (ASME) in Edinburgh.
Rajiv’s work on ‘online collaboration in developing new curricula’ was further acknowledged with distinction at Stanford Medicine X 2015, the largest medical technology conference in the World, held at Stanford University, California, USA.