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Alex Novak awarded emergency medicine professorship
February 7, 2023
Professor Alex Novak has been honoured by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM).
Professor Alex Novak is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Ambulatory Care at Oxford University Hospitals, and the research lead for the Emergency Department. He is also the Chief Investigator for the GE Critical Care Suite project.
He has recently been awarded an RCEM Associate Professorship for his contribution to developing Emergency Medicine research in Oxford and nationally.
“We are absolutely delighted that Alex has been awarded this title. He has been a fantastic supporter of NCIMI and the potential of AI since our inception in 2019. His leadership of the Pneumothorax Reader Study supported by his team from the TaVERN network and GEHC has underscored how effective AI can be when used in the right context. I am very pleased that the Royal College of Emergency Medicine has recognised Dr Novak’s significant contribution to emergency medicine.”
Mark Beggs, NCIMI COO
“I’m delighted to have received this award, and hugely grateful to all those who have worked with and supported me and my team through this journey so far. This senior post represents a landmark moment for academic emergency medicine in Oxford and serves as recognition of the tremendous work of the EMROx team as whole, as well as our large network of collaborators within the Trust, University and Oxford BRC, as well as our industrial, clinical and academic partners across regional, national and international borders.
Professor Alex Novak
The acute care sector represents a vast and challenging area of clinical enterprise, and research in this area is rapidly developing and expanding to meet its demands. We aim to establish Oxford as one of the leading centres of emergency medicine research in the UK and worldwide, and this first senior academic appointment is a significant step towards that goal.”

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