President
About this section
The Rheumatology & Rehabilitation Section’s aim is to advance the scientific study of rheumatology, which is that branch of medicine concerned with the disease of connective tissue and disorders of the musculoskeletal system, and to advance the scientific study of rehabilitation, which is the restoration of optimum function of people suffering from disability, particularly of the locomotors system.
Section Council members
Section meetings and conferences are usually organised by members of the Section Council, led by the Section President and often in collaboration with specialist societies.
Interested in joining the Section Council?
Section Councils play a pivotal role at the RSM and we are always looking for members who would like to get involved. If you would like to apply, please complete our application form and a Council representative will be in touch.
Upcoming rheumatology and rehabilitation events
View all events and webinars being run by the Rheumatology & Rehabilitation Section.
Fatigue: A tiring problem
Attend this event to gain a comprehensive understanding of what fatigue is, from it's theorised neural pathophysiological basis to what it means for patients from varying backgrounds. We will consider...
Book
Book
Physical activity and sport in rheumatology
Join us for a unique event, which will bring world-class rheumatology and sports medicine experts together to provide an up-to-date understanding on treating rheumatic diseases with exercise. By first...
Book
Book
Student prizes & awards
Rheumatology & Rehabilitation
There are currently no prizes or awards open for this section.
Trainee prizes & awards
Rheumatology & Rehabilitation
There are currently no prizes or awards open for this section.
Join the RSM today
Become a member today and get discounted rates on our education programme.
Fellow
For working doctors and consultants (FY1 to ST8), retired doctors, and those holding senior management positions in medicine or healthcare.
Associate
For scientists and other professionals with a proven interest (or role) in the healthcare sector, but who do not hold a medical qualification.
Student
For those studying medicine, dentistry or another healthcare-related subject, who are on their way to becoming a qualified medical or healthcare professional.