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| 13 Dec 2023 | |
| Science & Technology |
Kim Hinshaw (6436) retired from clinical practice on 31 August 2023 after 41 years working for the NHS. He has thoroughly enjoyed his career as a consultant obstetrician & gynaecologist in NE England and now plans to spend more time with his fiancée Lesley (a research midwife), his 9 year-old grandson Lewis and daughters Abbie and Lauren.
One of his proudest moments was in June, assisted in his penultimate caesarean section list by his younger daughter Lauren, who has just achieved her MSc in Physician Associate studies. Lauren started work in A&E in Sunderland in September… a chip off the old block! Kim will be over in Guernsey more often, visiting his parents and sister and seeing ‘old’ school friends from College days (left summer 1976) ….
James' role is to supply and maintain the power behind life here in Guernsey, and his part in that story involves many different tasks. More...
Congratulations to Sir Ian Chapman on his knighthood for his extraordinary service on global fusion energy. More...
The Guernsey Medic Network is a ground-breaking collaboration between all the sixth form schools, all the GP practices i… More...
It was great to hear James' hopes for his PhD on the potential of using the Covid-19 virus to develop a vaccine which co… More...
Old Elizabethan Simon Kay who became the first UK surgeon to complete a double hand transplant has been awarded an OBE i… More...
This covers the whole year. Please get in touch at oea@elizabethcollege.gg if you have something you would like added to this page. More...
To commemorate this milestone, Carey Olsen hosted a special celebration on Friday 8th November. More...
The organisers of the Elizabeth College Summer Orchestral Course (ECSOC) are looking for OEs to help with the celebrations for their 50th anniversary. More...
