Prof. Alan Hawley - Priest revd.fralanhawley@liberalcatholics.uk
Professor
Alan is Medical Advisor to the General Social Care Council, Professor
of Medicine, University of Glamorgan (2009-2012), Professor of Disaster
Studies, University of Glamorgan (2009-2012), Director of Disasters and
Resilience Centre, University of Glamorgan (2009-2012), Director
General of Army Medical Services (2005-2009). He is the founding
President of the Faculty of Conflict and Catastrophe Medicine of the
Society of Apothecaries, as well as the President of the Faculty of
History and Philosophy of Medicine and Pharmacy of the Society of
Apothecaries.
He was Chief Medical Officer to the Order of St John and St John Ambulance (2007-2010), the Queen’s Honorary Physician (2005-2009) and a visiting Professor in Disaster Medicine at St George’s University of London.
He is still a Visiting or Honarary
Professor in Medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine,
Baltimore, USA, University of Manchester, Military Science Baltic
Defence College and University of Tartu, Estonia. He was Governor of
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London
(2004-2009) and a Commissioner of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, London
(2004-2009) and Governor of the Royal Star and Garter Homes,
(2004-2010).
In the military he was Director General of Army Medical Services in the rank of Major General (retired), and has served in many parts of the world and conflicts. He was awarded the Order of St John for disaster recovery and humanitarian work. He still has a full diary of lecturing and teaching at Universities around the world, and has published many papers and taken part in many broadcasts around the globe. He has published many books.
As you can see, Alan is a medic, healing the sick; and a military man: intent on restoring order, when it is eroded or absent. We pray that Alan's gifts and experiences will help us all in OCAC to feed the hungry, heal the sick, and bring God's word to those in need.
Alan leads prayer groups and assists local churches in their assessment of candidates for serving. He was ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Adrian at the OCAC Auxiliary Synod in Exeter, and serves in Gloucestershire.
Professor
Alan is Medical Advisor to the General Social Care Council, Professor
of Medicine, University of Glamorgan (2009-2012), Professor of Disaster
Studies, University of Glamorgan (2009-2012), Director of Disasters and
Resilience Centre, University of Glamorgan (2009-2012), Director
General of Army Medical Services (2005-2009). He is the founding
President of the Faculty of Conflict and Catastrophe Medicine of the
Society of Apothecaries, as well as the President of the Faculty of
History and Philosophy of Medicine and Pharmacy of the Society of
Apothecaries.He was Chief Medical Officer to the Order of St John and St John Ambulance (2007-2010), the Queen’s Honorary Physician (2005-2009) and a visiting Professor in Disaster Medicine at St George’s University of London.
He is still a Visiting or Honarary
Professor in Medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine,
Baltimore, USA, University of Manchester, Military Science Baltic
Defence College and University of Tartu, Estonia. He was Governor of
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London
(2004-2009) and a Commissioner of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, London
(2004-2009) and Governor of the Royal Star and Garter Homes,
(2004-2010).In the military he was Director General of Army Medical Services in the rank of Major General (retired), and has served in many parts of the world and conflicts. He was awarded the Order of St John for disaster recovery and humanitarian work. He still has a full diary of lecturing and teaching at Universities around the world, and has published many papers and taken part in many broadcasts around the globe. He has published many books.
As you can see, Alan is a medic, healing the sick; and a military man: intent on restoring order, when it is eroded or absent. We pray that Alan's gifts and experiences will help us all in OCAC to feed the hungry, heal the sick, and bring God's word to those in need.
Alan leads prayer groups and assists local churches in their assessment of candidates for serving. He was ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Adrian at the OCAC Auxiliary Synod in Exeter, and serves in Gloucestershire.
