Jordan Skittrall

If you know me professionally, it is probably as one of the following:

• University Assistant Clinical Teaching Professor in Medical Virology, based in the Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge. I was formerly a Clinical Lecturer in the department. Nowadays I teach (mainly clinical pathology) and undertake research.
• Honorary Consultant in Medical Virology, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and UKHSA Cambridge Clinical Microbiology and Public Health Laboratory. I was formerly employed directly by UKHSA as a consultant virologist but am not currently a government employee (I hold honorary contracts to undertake clinical duties). I previously held a number of infection-related postgraduate clinical training posts (mostly as a clinical academic) in the East of England, based in the Cambridge area.
• Fellow and Director of Studies in Natural Sciences at Trinity College, Cambridge. (I have held a number of other, mostly postdoctoral-level, college positions previously.)

There are a number of other ways in which you might know me:

• Former Events Officer and subsequently President of the Trinity College Postdoctoral Society, Cambridge.
• Former Mason Medical Research Fellow, based in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge and attached to the Cantab Capital Institute for the Mathematics of Information.
• Former Academic Foundation Programme Doctor in Infectious Diseases in Brighton.
• Former graduate-entry medicine student in Cambridge, and member of Wolfson College.
• Former undergraduate and then postgraduate student of mathematics/mathematical physics at Trinity College, pursuing research in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics.
• Former trainee Chair of the management committee of the National Infection Trainee Collaborative for Audit and Research.
• Former member of the Cambridge University First Aid Society and former committee member; currently Senior Treasurer (the senior member of the university providing oversight). Also former member of St John Ambulance, providing voluntary medical cover in my spare time.
• Radio amateur (operating using the callsign MØSKI), and former chair of the Cambridge University Wireless Society. (My amateur radio page currently contains only a logsearch facility.)
• Various church-related activities.