About
Paul Lee, BA(Hons), Cert Ed. RSci, MIPEM, CMI is an apprentice of electronic engineering and worked in the NHS since 1986. He has experience working across a variety of disciplines at operational and strategic level, and extensive background in medical device risk management, service, repair and device training.
He’s a registered clinical scientist and expert opinion leader in medical device management and specialises in intravenous therapy, medical gas and oxygen safety and the safe use of infusion devices.
He has over 100 articles, published papers, presentations at national, and international conferences and seminars. His published research focussed on human factors, device design, infusion device safety and IV therapy.
He is also a recent winner of two AHA Awards for collaboration with industry and multidisciplinary working for the design and development of national e-learning courses for risks associated with beds, bed rails and transfer trollies, as well as medical gas and cylinder safety.
He holds a number or roles and memberships of groups and committees including;
- Director and Chair of NAMDET (National Association of Medical Device Educators and Trainers) namdet.org
- Board member of NIVAS (National Infusion and Vascular Access Society) nivas.org.uk
- Editorial Board Member of the MHRA Medical Device Safety Officer’s (MDSO) Network
- Member of the National Patient Safety Response and Advisory Panel
- Member of IPEM (Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine)
- Advisory Board Member of EBME.Expo Leaders Network
- Member of the Chartered Manager Institute (CMI)
