Dr. Hazel Farman is a clinician and medical educator at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. She holds an MSc in Medical Education from Swansea University and has particular interests in emergency medicine, healthcare simulation, human factors, psychological safety, pre-briefing, and technology-enhanced learning.

She has contributed to international simulation education, including facilitating the Next-Generation Simulation workshop and sessions addressing artificial intelligence, virtual simulation, serious games, translational simulation, and systems testing at ICEM 2026.

Dr Farman is also involved in emergency and prehospital care research through Emergency and Urgent Care Research in Cambridge within the University of Cambridge Department of Medicine. Her scholarly work includes research concerning prehospital arterial catheterisation and physiological monitoring in critically injured patients.

Alongside her clinical and academic activities, she contributes to St John Ambulance and has been admitted as a Member of the Order of St John.