Dee May RGN DMS - Clinical/Managing Director

Dee has been working in the specialism of infection control since 1987. During that time, she has gained extensive experience across a broad range of clinical environments. In addition, Dee has held a variety of posts within the Infection Control Nurses Association including three years as National Chairman (1994-97). During that time, Dee was responsible for raising the profile of infection control both nationally and, in collaboration with partner organisations in USA and Canada, internationally. This included providing both written and oral evidence to The House of Lords Select Committee (Science and Technology) on antimicrobial resistance, and co-ordinating a global consensus conference on antimicrobial resistance.

In 1999, Dee left the NHS and worked jointly for the Royal College of Nursing (as IC specialist advisor) and the Infection Control Nurses Association (as professional officer), continuing to raise the profile of the specialism and providing expert guidance to health care professionals and organisations. She represented the specialism on a wide variety of working groups including the Department of Health's Advisory Committee for Dangerous Pathogens (ACDP) and the Joint Working Party of SEAC (Spongiform Encephalopathy Advisory Committee).

Dee has lectured widely both nationally and internationally and has also published in a wide variety of professional journals. She is co-editor of the specialist text-book, 'Infection Control in the Community'.

Together with her business partner, Karen Foulis, Dee established IC Solutions Ltd in 2002.

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