Dr James Fullerton

James Fullerton is Associate Professor of Clinical Therapeutics at the University of Oxford, and an Honorary Consultant at the John Radcliffe (JR) Hospital. After studying at Oxford University and the University of Birmingham, he undertook his Clinical Pharmacology training at University College London Hospital, including his PhD at UCL.James is an expert in the design, development and use of human immune challenge to explore fundamental biology, interrogate immune variance and unravel the interplay between disease and immune dysregulation. He focuses on integrating experimental medicine into translational/early clinical drug development to establish mechanistic proof-of-concept and tissue-based pharmacology of both established and novel therapeutics.He Chairs the JR Medicines Management and Therapeutics Committee, is Lead for Clinical Pharmacology at Oxford Medical School, Deputy Head of the Oxford University Clinical Academic Graduate School (NHS England, Thames Valley), and Supernumerary Fellow at St Hilda’s College. He has served as Executive Editor for the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and is co-author of the leading textbook Rang and Dale’s Pharmacology (10th Ed).