Jatinder Hayre

Founded an international programme emphasizing medical students from disadvantaged backgrounds. The programme fosters cross-cultural collaboration and equips participants with clinical acumen and research expertise. This initiative aims to help students thrive in UK medical interviews and level the playing field.

Balances academic research with advocacy through active involvement with INRICH, a global collaborative network focused on understanding and addressing child health inequalities. This work bridges academic findings and practical solutions, translating research on social determinants of health into advocacy efforts. Research insights are applied to broader grassroots movements, reinforcing evidence

Prominent vocal advocate for health system reform, regularly publishing in prestigious journals like The Lancet and BMJ Paediatrics. Research and policy recommendations on poverty, housing, and healthcare inequities have shaped national discussions and influenced policy development. Articles in popular outlets raise awareness of systemic healthcare failures, offering evidence-based solutions.

Provided comprehensive, consultant-supervised care for frail older adults, coordinating multidisciplinary ward rounds and leading family conferences. Delivered high acuity haematological care, managing presentations like neutropenic sepsis and assisting procedures. Seamlessly embedded into acute medical units, conducting rapid assessments, leading huddles, and performing advanced resuscitation pro

Led the development of a specialized renal outpatient service to improve early detection of end-stage renal failure. Utilized machine learning models to identify at-risk patients based on socio-economic factors, enabling targeted interventions. This approach integrated data analytics with clinical practice to address health inequities.

Managed patients with acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, and post-transplant complications, including fluid/electrolyte imbalances and dialysis. Engaged in public health research, conducting systematic reviews and data analysis for policy development. Managed cardiac conditions, interpreted ECGs/echocardiograms, and provided on-call support for acute cardiac emergencies.

Spearheaded the most extensive review on health impacts of Sure Start programmes on disadvantaged children, exploring social determinants of health. Demonstrated exceptional leadership in designing and implementing innovative research methodologies to evaluate and mitigate health inequalities. Guided an interdisciplinary team through complex data analysis, culminating in groundbreaking policy reco

Managed diverse caseloads of respiratory conditions, performing clinical assessments and pleural procedures. Independently managed medical emergencies in a fast-paced acute unit, supporting resuscitation and coordinating care. Participated in pre-operative, intra-operative, and post-operative surgical patient management, including emergency surgery and wound care.

Led the development of a pioneering health systems research curriculum, integrating social determinants of health into medical training. The curriculum has been adopted by multiple UK medical schools. This ensured future healthcare professionals are equipped to address health inequalities.

Contributed to the 'COVID-19 and Health Inequality' report, which shaped UK public health strategy by addressing the unequal impact of the pandemic on marginalized communities. Work directly influenced government approach to resource allocation, prioritizing BAME and low-income populations in public health interventions.

Steered service improvement initiatives in mental health care, resulting in a 15% increase in community service uptake. Leveraged clinical experience to streamline service delivery and reduce barriers to care. Worked with stakeholders to implement system-wide reforms, enhancing public accountability and transparency.

Led the development of key policy reports, including 'Prescription for Fairness,' focused on addressing health inequities within the NHS. Integrated clinical insights into policy development, particularly on improving healthcare access for underserved populations. Advanced strategies targeting social determinants of health through cross-sector collaboration.

Successfully lobbied for amendments to the uplift of Universal Credit during the pandemic, ensuring expanded social security for vulnerable populations. Advocacy efforts with Members of Parliament led to the reversal of government decisions to cut Universal Credit prematurely.

Led high-impact research into health inequalities exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on vulnerable populations. Contributed to a seminal report commissioned by the Independent SAGE Group, influencing public health strategies. Orchestrated strategic lobbying efforts with Members of Parliament to advocate for equitable health policies.

Led pioneering research on the epidemiology of Wilson’s disease, enhancing understanding of its clinical prevalence and refining diagnostic/treatment protocols. Championed health system reform initiatives, driving equitable health service delivery. Disseminated critical findings through peer-reviewed publications and presentations, cementing thought leadership.

Guided the organization’s policy direction on universal healthcare access and public health system reform. Provided leadership in advocacy efforts aimed at strengthening public healthcare provision and addressing systemic health inequalities. Recently led the creation of a motion for the Labour Party 2024 Conference.

Grade: Honours

Graduated with Honours from the University of Nottingham. This comprehensive medical program equipped me with extensive clinical expertise and a strong foundation in medical sciences.

Grade: 2:1 Class

Achieved a 2:1 Class in Medical Sciences from the University of Nottingham. This degree provided a deep understanding of the scientific principles underpinning medicine, complementing my clinical studies.