Gordon James appointed visiting professor at the University of Strathclyde
NHS Golden Jubilee is proud to announce that its Chief Executive, Gordon James, has been appointed Visiting Professor at the University of Strathclyde’s Department of Work, Employment and Organisation (DEWO).
This prestigious academic appointment recognises Gordon’s exceptional leadership and his ongoing commitment to innovation, research, and organisational excellence across NHS Scotland.
Reflecting on the honour, Gordon James said: “It is a privilege to be invited to join the University of Strathclyde in this capacity. I’m passionate about developing effective, compassionate workplaces and sharing learning across sectors.
“This role is a fantastic opportunity to connect health service leadership with academic thinking, and to contribute to a range of future public service strategies.”
As a University Hospital, NHS Golden Jubilee has a strong track record in advancing education, research, and innovation. This appointment further strengthens the strategic relationship between two globally recognised institutions, enhancing collaboration to support the future of health and social care both nationally and internationally.
Together, NHS Golden Jubilee and the University of Strathclyde share a common purpose as “places of useful learning,” committed to delivering research-led education and innovation that benefits society.
In his role as Visiting Professor, Gordon will actively contribute to teaching, research and knowledge exchange, helping to bridge the gap between healthcare delivery and academic insight.
Roma Maguire, Deputy Associate Principal and Director Health and Care Futures at Strathclyde, commented: “Gordon brings invaluable real-world insight into leading large, public service organisations. His involvement will greatly enhance our work innovation and transformation to optimise service delivery and improve patient outcomes.
