Graham McClelland

Graham McClelland
Assistant Professor at Northumbria University

About Graham

Graham McClelland is an Assistant Professor (Northumbria University Vice Chancellor’s Fellow) at Northumbria University. A registered paramedic with over 20 years’ experience in the North East Ambulance Service, Graham specializes in prehospital emergency care research, particularly stroke and time-critical conditions.

Full Name: Graham McClelland
Current Role: Assistant Professor
Organisation: Northumbria University
Email: graham.mcclelland@northumbria.ac.uk

Research Topic: Emergency care for stroke and time-critical conditions
NHS R&D Programme: NIHR Bridging scheme
Year of Cohort: 2019

Achievements and Research Impact

Since completing the NIHR Bridging Scheme, Graham secured a Stroke Association Postdoctoral Fellowship and the prestigious Northumbria University Vice Chancellor’s Fellowship. These awards have supported his transition to a senior academic role, enabling leadership in paramedic-focused research on stroke care pathways and prehospital interventions

Reflections on the NHS R&D NW Programme

Graham describes the NIHR Bridging Scheme as a valuable stepping stone that provided essential support leading to further prestigious fellowships and his academic career progression.

Professional Goals

Graham aims to further develop prehospital and paramedic-focused research, building national leadership in emergency stroke care pathways and ambulance service innovations.

Congratulations to Graham McClelland for securing major fellowships and establishing international recognition in prehospital stroke research.