Josie Robertson
ECAT PhD student (2023 - present)
Josie is an Edinburgh Clinical Academic Track clinical lecturer, currently undertaking a PhD. She is interested in the environmental determinants of health and her PhD project focuses on understanding the effects of air pollution on brain health using multi-omic data and health outcomes.
Josie has been working as an anaesthetic specialist trainee in Edinburgh since 2019, undertaking a Postgraduate certificate in Data Science for Health and Social Care in 2021. Prior to this, she completed her academic foundation training in Oxford, including a research rotation working with Professor Martin Taylor on biomarkers of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. She undertook her medical training on the graduate-entry programme at Oxford University, following an undergraduate degree in Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge. In her spare time, Josie can be found playing the violin and hiking.
Josie has been working as an anaesthetic specialist trainee in Edinburgh since 2019, undertaking a Postgraduate certificate in Data Science for Health and Social Care in 2021. Prior to this, she completed her academic foundation training in Oxford, including a research rotation working with Professor Martin Taylor on biomarkers of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. She undertook her medical training on the graduate-entry programme at Oxford University, following an undergraduate degree in Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge. In her spare time, Josie can be found playing the violin and hiking.