About Me
Qualifications
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MBChB University of Sheffield August 2009
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MRCGP August 2014
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Inspire Medilaw Expert Witness Training March 2021
Employment History
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April 23 - Current
Extended access Sessional GP
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December 21 - Current
Training Program Director - Sheffield & Barnsley.
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April 2018 – Current
GP Partner – Woodseats Medical Centre, Sheffield.
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March 2018 – December 2021
Senior Lecture Advancing Practice – Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield.
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May 2015 – Current
Out of Hours Sessional GP – Sheffield GP Collaborative, Northern General Hospital, Sheffield.
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August 2014 – April 2018
Salaried GP – Garland House Surgery, Darfield, Barnsley.
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August 2011 – August 2014
GP Training – ST1-3 throughout Doncaster.
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August 2009 – August 2011
Foundation Trainee – F1-2 throughout Sheffield and Doncaster.
Medico-Legal Training
Accredited Expert Witness training for clinical negligence – Inspire Medilaw.
This training covered:
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Report writing skills and requirements
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The particulars of conferences with Counsel
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The meeting of Expert Witnesses
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Giving evidence in Court
Training was delivered by a mixture of Barristers, Solicitors and Expert Witnesses. Inspire Medilaw provide ongoing accreditation and I am registered for this service.
Medico-Legal Experience
I have been undertaking expert witness reporting on Clinical Negligence cases since 2021 for both Claimant and Defendant Law firms. My current split is roughly 80% claimant and 20% Defendant.
I have prepared in the region of 35 reports per year and attended Conferences where required.
I am able to accept GP related work, where the events started after August 2014 as this is when I qualified as a GP.
GP Clinical Experience
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I am a full time GP since August 2014. I have experience in both salaried GP and GP partner roles. I have worked in large teaching practices with a diverse patient population. Within my role as a GP, I am involved in the acute and chronic care of patients of all ages and have a wealth of clinical experience in managing these patients.
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Since 2015 I have worked in out of hours GP settings across multiple services including the ‘out of hours GP’ in Sheffield, in GP HUB clinics and as part of streaming service at the Sheffield Children’s hospital A+E. This is on a sessional basis, on average around 10-15 hours a week. The clinical exposure related to these roles in keeping with that of an urgent care centre. Patients presenting to out of hours services are in general more acute in nature with a risk profile greater than that of a regular GP role due to the reduced access to the clinical notes.
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Within all of the roles as a GP I am involved in training, - see below – This teaching experience acts to not only embed my clinical understanding but has enabled me a level of understanding of these roles within primary care and their remit within practice.
Teaching Experience
GP trainer
I am a GP trainer This involves delivering direct clinical teaching and supervision to GP registrars
on supervision to GP registrars on clinical placement.
Training Program Director
I am a training program Director for the Sheffield and Barnsley GP training scheme. This involves the education, support and annual assessment of GPs in training.
This role also involves the education and support of GP trainers across the Sheffield and Barnsley area.
Sheffield Out of Hours GP Trainee Supervisor
As part of my work at the Sheffield OOH I supervise GP trainees educating and supporting them to
develop the skills required to manage patients in an out of hours setting.
