Andrew Simpson

Principal Clinical Scientist · Clinical Scientific Computing & Informatics

About

Andrew Simpson is a Principal Clinical Scientist (HCPC-registered, Route II — Medical Physics and Clinical Engineering) and Lead for Clinical Scientific Computing & Informatics (CSCI) at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, within the Radiotherapy Physics and Medical Physics & Clinical Engineering division. He is a Chartered Engineer (CEng MIPEM via IPEM), a member of the British Computer Society (MBCS), and a designated Digital Clinical Safety Officer. His work sits at the intersection of healthcare science, medical physics, software engineering and clinical safety, with a focus on clinical systems governance, Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) and healthcare AI.

He is currently undertaking the NHS Higher Specialist Scientist Training programme (HSST) alongside a Doctor of Clinical Science (DClinSci) at the University of Manchester, training towards becoming a consultant clinical scientist. His clinical experience spans neurosciences, critical care, respiratory medicine, sleep medicine, clinical engineering, radiotherapy and medical physics.

Background

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Vision

Andrew's professional ambition is to help shape the future of healthcare science by combining advanced computing, software engineering and clinical practice — bridging clinical practice and technology to help organisations realise the benefits of data, software and digital innovation while maintaining patient safety and scientific rigour.

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