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Update from: Anne Field nee Costley.
Following graduation I was one of the resident house officers at the MRI to Prof Moore and Miss Gillbe. Despite enjoying the post I decided that OMFS was not for me so I trained in Oral Medicine and never looked back. I have held joint NHS & academic consultant appointments culminating in Clinical Director’s post at Liverpool Dental Hospital.
Following retirement I became a Specialist Advisor for CQC and then returned to the Dental Hospital part-time. I now enjoy cycling with my husband and spending time with our daughters and grandchildren (4 with another on the way).
Update from: Rachid Chamda
Following graduation I was a house officer at the Dental Hospital then did a short stint in general practice in Oldham before returning home to South Africa where I began pursuing an academic career.
I obtained three Masters Degrees and was awarded a Fellowship in Orthodontics. Presently I am a part time Specialist Orthodontic Consultant at the University of Witwatersrand having previously being a Specialist Visiting Consultant at the
University of Pretoria. I was appointed visiting professor at the State University of New York-Buffalo.
I was elected Vice President/Secretary of the college of Dentistry and am presently the main examiner/convener in the branch of Orthodontics having served as a Senator in the Colleges of Medicine.
I have been appointed to a number of editorial boards and received invitations to be keynote speaker at conferences in many countries from the USA, North Africa, the Middle East to China and Japan.
In 2014 I was awarded the Thomas Edison Award for Inspiration and Knowledge
Distribution among young research scholars.
I am married to Shahida, a specialist Dermatologist and have three children.