BTS People
BTS Executive Committee
Krish Menon
BTS President
British Transplantation SocietyKrish Menon specialises in liver transplants and has a particular expertise in laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery for the liver, gall bladder and pancreas.
2 Year Term
2023-2025
London Bridge Hospital, 27-29 Tooley Street, London, SE1 2PR
Richard Baker
BTS Vice President
British Transplantation SocietyRichard is a nephrologist in Leeds with a specialist interest in transplantation. He also contributes to the living liver donation and hand transplantation programmes. He has a long interest in all aspects of transplantation since his PhD studies in London. He has previously been treasurer and remains a staunch advocate of the BTS.
2 Year Term
2023-2025
St. James’s University Hospital, Beckett Street, Leeds LS9 7TF
Nicholas Torpey
BTS Treasurer
British Transplantation SocietyNick is a transplant nephrologist in Cambridge, clinical director of a unit performing kidney, pancreas, liver and intestine transplantation. Nick has sat on the BTS council representing transplant nephrology, and as such has gained much insight into the running and importance of the society.
4 Year Term
2020-2024
Colin Wilson
BTS General Secretary
British Transplantation SocietyColin Wilson is a Consultant Transplant and Hepatobiliary Surgeon based at the Institute of Transplantation in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom. He also has an Academic position in the University of Newcastle.
3 Year Term
12021-2024
BTS Council Members
Shahid Farid
Organ Retrieval
British Transplantation Society3 Year Term
2021-2024
Consultant Hepatobiliary & Liver Transplant Surgeon at St James’s University Hospital
Refik Gökmen
Councillor
British Transplantation Society3 Year Term
2022-2025
Consultant Nephrologist, Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital
Rommel Ravanan
Transplant Nephrology
British Transplantation Society3 Year Term
2023-2026
Associate Medical Director, Transplant Medicine, NHS Blood and Transplant
Arthi Anand
Histocompatibility & Immunogenetics
British Transplantation Society3 Year Term
2022-2025
Consultant Clinical Scientist, Laboratory Director at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Anya Adair
Liver Transplantation
British Transplantation Society3 Year Term
2021-2024
Transplant and HPB Cancer Consultant Surgeon at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary
Katie Morley
Coordination/Transplant Nursing
British Transplantation Society3 Year Term
2021-2024
Lead Nurse, Recipient Coordinator, NHSBT
Lucy Dames
Lead-Nurse - London Organ Donation Services Team at NHSBT
British Transplantation Society3 Year Term
2023-2026
Team Manager -London Organ Donation Services Team at NHSBT
Maria Kaisar
Transplant Science
British Transplantation Society3 year term
2022-2025
University of Oxford & NHS Blood and Transplant
Charlotte Brown
Herrick Society President
British Transplantation SocietyElected by Herrick Society Members
2022
Association for UK Transplant Surgical trainees
Frank Dor
Transplant Surgery
British Transplantation Society3 Year Term
2023-2026
Consultant Transplant Surgeon, Hammersmith Hospital
Dr Varuna Aluvihare
Heptology / BLTG Representative
British Transplantation Society3 Year Term
2021-2024
Stephen Large
Transplant Surgery - Heart
British Transplantation Society3 Year Term
2021-2024
Jasvir Parmar
Transplant Surgery - Lung
British Transplantation Society3 Year Term
2021-2024
Chapter & Committee Chairs
Rachel Johnson
Clinical Trials and Research Committee
British Transplantation Society
Matthew Welberry-Smith
Ethics Committee
British Transplantation Society
Lorna Marson
Nomination Committee
British Transplantation Society
Ellie Asgari
Standards and Guidelines Committee
British Transplantation Society
Catherine Boffa
Education Committee
British Transplantation SocietyFrank Dor
Chapter of Surgeons
British Transplantation SocietyKatie Morley
Chapter of Nurses
British Transplantation SocietyLucy Dames
Chapter of Nurses
British Transplantation SocietyOther BTS Members
Derek Manas
NHSBT Representative
British Transplantation Society
James Douglas
Archivist
British Transplantation SocietyAppointed by Council
June 2016
Our vision is to be the professional voice of transplantation in the UK, representing all the disciplines of the transplantation community and developing scientific, clinical and ethical practice for the benefit of patients.
The aim of the Society is to advance the study of the biological and clinical problems of tissue and organ transplantation, to facilitate contact between persons interested in transplantation, and to make new knowledge available to any person for the general good of the community.
