Emergency Medicine

Dr. John Thomson

Consultant, Emergency Medicine

Experience

29+ years

Dr. John Thomson stands out for his 25-year dedication to emergency medicine, caring for both adult and pediatric patients. At the core of his practice is a commitment to patient-centered care, grounded in evidence-based decision-making, ensuring the highest standards of emergency treatment.

His medical journey began at the University of Aberdeen, renowned for its rigorous medical program, setting the stage for his distinguished career. Dr. Thomson further specialized in emergency medicine through Higher Specialist Training in Scotland's North-East, leading to his role as a Consultant in Emergency Medicine since 2009.

A respected Fellow of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Dr. Thomson's contributions extend beyond clinical practice. As a former Vice-President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, he has played a pivotal role in shaping clinical management and national policies in emergency medicine, demonstrating extensive expertise and leadership in the field.

Languages spokenEnglish

Areas of expertise.

Clinical ManagementMajor Incident Management & PlanningResuscitation.ToxicologyTrauma Care

Education and training.

01Fellowship of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, 2008
02Higher Specialist Training (Emergency Medicine), 2003-2009
03MRCSEd(A&E), 2003
04Medical School, University of Aberdeen 1990-1995

Boards and fellowships.

01GMC Specialist Registration, 2009
02Certificate of Completion of Training, 2009
03Fellowship of Royal College of Emergency Medicine, 2008

Selected publications.

01Graham A, Blyth K, Thomson J, Cooper J. (2016). Sustained improvement in the delivery of the Sepsis Four in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. Scottish Clinical Meeting RCEM, 11th May 2016, Glasgow, UK
02Blythe K, Smith R, Turnbull H, Hartman C, Thomson J, Cooper J. (2015). Sepsis six delivery in the Emergency Department Aberdeen style; is it infectious. Scottish Clinical Meeting RCEM, 19th May 2015, Stirling, UK
03Stafrace S, Sinha R, Thomson J, Palombo A, (2007). Cooper A – Ultrasound of Soft Tissue Foreign Bodies in the Emergency Department, UK Radiological Congress, June 2007, Manchester
04Thomson JS, Palombo AS, Stafrace S, Sinha R, (2006). Cooper A – Foreign Body Ultrasound in the Emergency Department, CEM Scientific Meeting 29th November-1st December 2006, London
05Cooper JG, Thomson JS, Cooper AJ. (2004). Sledging in childhood: just harmless fun? BAEM 2004 Conference, 29th March-1st April 2004, Liverpool, UK.

PATIENT PATHWAY

What an appointment looks like.

Inquiry

Self-book or speak with our care team to choose a clinic time.

Initial consultation

A full review of history, examination and any same-day diagnostics.

Diagnostics & plan

Imaging or labs as needed, then a clear written treatment plan.

Follow-up

Structured follow-up, telemedicine if appropriate, dedicated coordinator.

INTRODUCTION

Meet Dr. John Thomson.

FAQ

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