Major General Tim Hodgetts

Surgeon General of UK Armed Forces, Chair of the Committee of Chiefs of Military Medical Services in NATO, Co-Founder of CitizenAID & Developer of the ‘Toolset for Innovation and Change’

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Major General Tim Hodgetts' official speaking topics are listed below:

  • Leadership of Complex Change (Local, National, International)
  • Leadership in Crisis (Small Teams through to National and International Teams, with Experience from Conflict, Disaster, War, and COVID)
  • Leadership in a multinational and multicultural setting 
  • A systematic approach to innovation
  • Leading a revolution
  • Resilience
  • 2024 - Published original war poetry, Frontlines and Lifelines
  • 2023 - Appointed Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB)
  • 2021 - Appointed Surgeon General of the UK Armed Forces
  • 2021 - Elected Chair of the Committee of Military Medical Chiefs in NATO (COMEDS)
  • 2018 - Became Head of Army Medical Services and Senior Health Adviser (Army)
  • 2014 - Appointed Medical Director for Defence Medical Services
  • 2011 - Became Medical Director for NATO Allied Rapid Reaction Corps
  • 2009 - Appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)
  • 2009 - Served as Medical Director at the multinational hospital in Afghanistan
  • 2008 - Inaugural Defence Professor at the Royal College of Emergency Medicine
  • 2001 - Honorary Professor of Emergency Medicine and Trauma at the University of Birmingham
  • 1999 - Awarded Officer of the Order of St John
  • 1998 - Appointed Visiting Professor of Emergency Medicine & Trauma at the University of Surrey
  • 1983 - Commissioned into the Royal Army Medical Corps after graduating from Westminster Hospital Medical School