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Biography
NHS Consultant ACP and Executive Director working at board level with public and private sector organisations on commercial strategy, service transformation, and culture change. She is a graduate of the NHS Nye Bevan Executive Leadership Programme and a member of the Institute of Directors.
She qualified as an ACP in Emergency Medicine (NUH Alumnus) and continues clinical practice across Emergency Medicine, Urgent Care, General Medicine, and Primary Care. Her clinical background is in Paramedicine. She was previously an MSc ACP module lead at the University of Lincoln.
Bex acts as an Expert Witness in clinical negligence cases for both Prosecution and Defence. Her forensic work is academically underpinned by a University Certificate in Forensic and Legal Medicine and advanced certification as a Behavioural Profiler, allowing her to analyse the human element of risk with precision.
She owns a financial and business intelligence consultancy delivering compliance, operational infrastructure, and strategic risk advisory. This includes insider threat and behavioural red flag assessments, leadership profiling, and decision intelligence.
Prior to healthcare, she served as a Police Officer through the Home Office High Potential Development Scheme. Before that, she lived in Japan.
Expertise Summary
Bex delivered the Keynote at the College of Paramedics National Conference and has spoken at numerous industry events. She co-created the (Royal) College of Paramedics Peer Support Network, providing support to registrants undergoing Fitness to Practice proceedings. She also co-created the (Royal) College of Paramedics Diversity Steering Group, which works to remove barriers to entry in Paramedicine.
She has contributed to several ACP clinical textbooks, with particular interests in anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology. Her expertise centres on culture change: pursuing models of healthcare delivery underpinned by workforce development and support.