We are delighted to share our esteemed colleague and Academic Research Capacity Development Lead Dr Carole Burnett has been appointed Honorary Associate Professor at the University of Leeds.
This is in recognition of her outstanding role in radiotherapy research, training and leadership in academic capacity building across Leeds and the Yorkshire and Humber region.
Carole is a diagnostic radiographer by background, who is employed at NIHR Leeds Biomedical Research Centre and Leeds Teaching Hospitals as the Academic Capacity Development lead. Carole has developed a career in undertaking and advocating for, patient benefiting research and supporting our future research leaders.
The honorary title acknowledges Dr Burnett’s significant contribution to advancing knowledge and practice within her field, alongside sustained commitment to strengthening collaboration between academia, healthcare partners, and regional stakeholders.
Dr Burnett’s recognition is a testament to her leadership, research excellence, collaborative approach, and ongoing support for emerging academics.
Commenting on the appointment, Dr Carole Burnett said:
“I am delighted to be appointed as an Honorary Associate Professor at the University of Leeds. This recognition reflects the collective efforts of colleagues and partners across Leeds and Yorkshire and Humber, and our shared commitment to advancing research and radiotherapy research and leadership in academic capacity building for the benefit of our communities.”
Our congratulations to Dr Burnett on her appointment which is greatly deserved. We wish her every success going forward with the new position and continuing to develop future research leaders.