Jamie Macdonald

A fully funded PhD studentship is available for a unique, interdisciplinary project focused on advancing pre-hospital care in mountain rescue settings using motion capture technology. The project, titled 'Managing Cervical Spine Injuries in Mountain Rescue: Optimising Emergency Response Methods,' aims to assess and improve spinal immobilisation techniques in challenging environments, with the potential to directly influence clinical practice in remote trauma care. The studentship is match-funded between Bournemouth University and Bangor University, and the supervisory team includes Andrew Callaway (Principal Lecturer, Bournemouth University), Dr Debora Almeida (Bournemouth University), Dr Melissa Jones (Bangor University), and Prof Jamie Macdonald (Bangor University). This opportunity is ideal for candidates with interests in biomechanics, prehospital trauma care, sports and exercise science, paramedicine, or rehabilitation science. The position is fully funded for UK tuition and includes a stipend. The application deadline is 31 July 2025. For more details and to apply, candidates should refer to the FindAPhD listing and are encouraged to contact the supervisory team with any questions.

A fully funded PhD studentship is available for a unique interdisciplinary project focused on advancing pre-hospital care in mountain rescue settings using motion capture technology. The project, titled 'Managing Cervical Spine Injuries in Mountain Rescue: Optimising Emergency Response Methods,' aims to assess and improve spinal immobilisation techniques in challenging environments, with the potential to directly influence clinical practice in remote trauma care. The studentship is match-funded between Bournemouth University and Bangor University, and the supervisory team includes Andrew Callaway (Principal Lecturer, Bournemouth University), Dr Debora Almeida (Bournemouth University), Dr Melissa Jones (Bangor University), and Prof Jamie Macdonald (Bangor University). This opportunity is ideal for candidates with interests in biomechanics, prehospital trauma care, sports and exercise science, paramedicine, or rehabilitation science. The position is fully funded, covering UK tuition fees and a stipend. The application deadline is 31 July 2025. Interested applicants should visit the FindAPhD listing for full details and application instructions, and are encouraged to reach out to the supervisory team with any questions.

A fully funded PhD studentship is available for a unique interdisciplinary project focused on advancing pre-hospital care in mountain rescue settings using motion capture technology. The project, titled 'Managing Cervical Spine Injuries in Mountain Rescue: Optimising Emergency Response Methods,' aims to assess and improve spinal immobilisation techniques in challenging environments, with the potential to directly influence clinical practice in remote trauma care. The studentship is match-funded between Bournemouth University and Bangor University, and the supervisory team includes Andrew Callaway (Principal Lecturer, Bournemouth University), Dr Debora Almeida (Bournemouth University), Dr Melissa Jones (Bangor University), and Prof Jamie Macdonald (Bangor University). This opportunity is ideal for candidates with interests in biomechanics, prehospital trauma care, sports and exercise science, paramedicine, or rehabilitation science. The position is fully funded for UK tuition and includes a stipend. The application deadline is 31 July 2025. For further details and to apply, candidates should refer to the FindAPhD listing and are encouraged to contact the supervisory team with any questions.

A fully funded PhD position is available for a unique interdisciplinary project focused on advancing pre-hospital care in mountain rescue settings using motion capture technology. The project, titled 'Managing Cervical Spine Injuries in Mountain Rescue: Optimising Emergency Response Methods,' aims to assess and improve spinal immobilisation techniques in challenging environments, with the potential to directly influence clinical practice in remote trauma care. The PhD is match-funded between Bournemouth University and Bangor University, and the supervisory team includes Andrew Callaway (Principal Lecturer, Bournemouth University), Dr Debora Almeida (Bournemouth University), Dr Melissa Jones (Bangor University), and Prof Jamie Macdonald (Bangor University). This opportunity is ideal for candidates with interests in biomechanics, prehospital trauma care, sports and exercise science, paramedicine, or rehabilitation science. The position is fully funded, covering UK tuition and a stipend, with a deadline for applications on 31 July 2025. For more details and to apply, candidates should refer to the FindAPhD listing and are encouraged to contact the supervisory team with any questions.

A fully funded PhD opportunity is available for a student to join an interdisciplinary project focused on advancing pre-hospital care in mountain rescue settings. The project, titled 'Managing Cervical Spine Injuries in Mountain Rescue: Optimising Emergency Response Methods,' will use motion capture technology to improve spinal immobilisation techniques in challenging environments, with the goal of influencing clinical practice in remote trauma care. The PhD is match-funded between Bournemouth University and Bangor University, and the supervisory team includes Andrew Callaway (Principal Lecturer, Bournemouth University), Dr Debora Almeida (Bournemouth University), Dr Melissa Jones (Bangor University), and Prof Jamie Macdonald (Bangor University). The ideal candidate will have interests in biomechanics, prehospital trauma care, sports and exercise science, paramedicine, or rehabilitation science. The position is fully funded, covering UK tuition and a stipend. The application deadline is 31 July 2025. For more details and to apply, candidates should refer to the FindAPhD listing and may contact the supervisory team with questions.

A fully funded PhD opportunity is available for a student to join an interdisciplinary project focused on advancing pre-hospital care in mountain rescue settings using motion capture technology. The project, titled 'Managing Cervical Spine Injuries in Mountain Rescue: Optimising Emergency Response Methods,' aims to assess and improve spinal immobilisation techniques in challenging environments, with the potential to directly influence clinical practice in remote trauma care. The studentship is match-funded between Bournemouth University and Bangor University, and the supervisory team includes Andrew Callaway (Principal Lecturer, Bournemouth University), Dr Debora Almeida (Bournemouth University), Dr Melissa Jones (Bangor University), and Prof Jamie Macdonald (Bangor University). This opportunity is ideal for candidates with interests in biomechanics, prehospital trauma care, sports and exercise science, paramedicine, or rehabilitation science. The position is fully funded, covering UK tuition fees and a stipend. The application deadline is 31 July 2025. For more details and to apply, candidates should refer to the FindAPhD listing and may contact the supervisory team with any questions.

A fully funded PhD studentship is available for a unique interdisciplinary project focused on advancing pre-hospital care in mountain rescue settings using motion capture technology. The project, titled 'Managing Cervical Spine Injuries in Mountain Rescue: Optimising Emergency Response Methods,' aims to improve spinal immobilisation techniques in challenging environments and influence clinical practice in remote trauma care. The studentship is match-funded between Bournemouth University and Bangor University, with a supervisory team including Andrew Callaway (Principal Lecturer, Bournemouth), Dr Debora Almeida (Bournemouth), Dr Melissa Jones (Bangor), and Prof Jamie Macdonald (Bangor). Ideal candidates will have interests in biomechanics, prehospital trauma care, sports and exercise science, paramedicine, or rehabilitation science. The position is fully funded for UK tuition and stipend, with a deadline of 31 July 2025. Applicants should apply via the FindAPhD listing and can contact the supervisory team for further information.

A fully funded PhD studentship is available for a unique interdisciplinary project focused on managing cervical spine injuries in mountain rescue settings. The research will use motion capture technology to optimise emergency response methods and improve spinal immobilisation techniques in challenging environments, with the goal of influencing clinical practice in remote trauma care. The project is match-funded between Bournemouth University and Bangor University, and the supervisory team includes Andrew Callaway (Principal Lecturer, Bournemouth University), Dr Debora Almeida (Bournemouth University), Dr Melissa Jones (Bangor University), and Prof Jamie Macdonald (Bangor University). This opportunity is ideal for candidates with interests in biomechanics, prehospital trauma care, sports and exercise science, paramedicine, and rehabilitation science. The studentship covers UK tuition fees and provides a stipend. The application deadline is 31 July 2025. For more details and to apply, visit the FindAPhD listing or contact the supervisory team. Please share with anyone who might be interested.

A fully funded PhD opportunity is available for a student to join an interdisciplinary project focused on advancing pre-hospital care in mountain rescue settings. The research will use motion capture technology to optimise emergency response methods for managing cervical spine injuries in challenging environments. The project is a collaboration between Bournemouth University and Bangor University, with a supervisory team including Andrew Callaway, Dr Debora Almeida, Dr Melissa Jones, and Prof Jamie Macdonald. The research aims to improve spinal immobilisation techniques and influence clinical practice in remote trauma care. Candidates with interests in biomechanics, prehospital trauma care, sports and exercise science, paramedicine, or rehabilitation science are encouraged to apply. The studentship is fully funded, covering UK tuition and a stipend. The application deadline is 31 July 2025. For more details and to apply, visit the FindAPhD listing or contact the supervisory team.