Precision management (otherwise known as antimicrobial stewardship) in patients wtih respiratory infection. Antimicrobial resistance. Clinical trials to optimise diagnosis and treatment in infection. Antimicrobial therapeutic drug monitoring, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics (including population PK modelling)

The Intensive Care Society

European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases

The British Thoracic Society

The Royal College of Physicians (London)

The British Medical Association

The Association of North West Intensive Care Units

Tim Felton is Professor of Respiratory and Critical Care Medine in the Division of Infection, Immunity and Respiratory Medicine at the University of Manchester and Honorary Consultant in Intensive Care and Respiratory Medicine at Wythenshawe Hospital part of Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust. He is Director of the NIHR HealthTech Research Centre in Emergency and Acute Care (https://hrc-emergency.nihr.ac.uk/) and an Associate Medical Director for Research and Innovation. He qualified in medicine in 1999 at the University of Nottingham.  Dr Felton undertook his training in Respiratory and Intensive Care Medicine in the Northwest of England and in Sydney, Australia.  He completed an MRC Clinical Research Training Fellowship and was awarded his PhD in anti-infective pharmacology by The University of Manchester in 2014.  His research interests are in developing diagnostic-led antimicrobial stewardship and precision medicine strategies for patients with respiratory tract infection and sepsis to improve clinical outcomes and suppress emergence of antimicrobial resistance. Dr Felton has over £25M of current grant funding in antimicrobial resistance, precision therapeutics and diagnostics.

BMedSci (Hons) (University of Nottingham) (1997)

BMBS (University of Nottingham) (1999)

MRCP (UK) (2002)

PhD (2014)

FFICM (2015)