Foundation Training Programme
A big welcome to our current trainees!
Our aim is to achieve excellence in educational provision, with a vibrant programme that allows our trainees to flourish.
We have taken note of best practice elsewhere, educational research, as well as trainee feedback to devise a programme which is interesting, interactive and covers the depth and breadth of the foundation curriculum. You asked for more simulation and interaction, and we have delivered by increasing simulation at trusts and in our clinical hubs, and by adding our VR resource. You asked for more choice over your programme and now more than half of the taught educational programme is trainee determined according to preference, skillset and future career aspirations – the hub sessions, and additional options.
We hope our foundation trainees will view the educational programme opportunities as part of a wider continuing professional development that will be life long in a medical career. As such, we expect that the topics of the training sessions attended are broad and balanced across the curriculum including both clinical and professionalism elements
Please review our taught programmes guidance, which shows how the different elements are fitted into the training time mandated for ARCP. It is important that there is a balance between the different opportunities!
Enjoy your training opportunities!
Preparation for Professional Practice (PPFP) week and IMG extended shadowing
We welcome all our trainees at FY1 with a weeks preparation for professional practice. This orients you to your trust, and is a mixture of simulation, lectures, mandatory training and most importantly, shadowing those who are working in the posts you are about to take over! Your local trusts will inform you of their itinerary! It's important you do not book leave in the last week of July or the first week of August, until your PPFP dates have been confirmed.
This has been extended for those who are new to the UK to an additional 2 week shadowing, as well as a unique and specifically tailored course prior to the professional practice week. We understand that the NHS can run very differently from the health cultures you may be used to, and this gives you an adaptive head start. Our FTPD with a special interest in overseas trained doctors is available for mentorship throughout the year.
Key dates:
FY2 - The first Wednesday of August is the official start date of FY2.
We welcome feedback on the Hub Events and Taught Programme, please scan the barcode below to complete the short survey:
Changes to the Training Programme:
We are very open to trainees working less than full time. It can be quite complicated and we suggest that you discuss this in advance with the FTPD of your trust or the FSD as well as the LTFT team.
Full LTFT Guidance and the application process can be found here: https://heeoe.hee.nhs.uk/faculty-educators/less-full-time-training
If you wish to work LTFT from the start:
Please discuss with the FSD from when you have been allocated our school. we ideally look to job share foundation trainees, as this is seen as very positive by the trusts, and with two doctors sharing one post, it is certainly less pressure. If there are not two doctors to share, then we do approve LTFT, but the trust has only one less than full time trainee in a full time post, which can cause some service delivery difficulties.
We would recommend that you consider one of our purposeful less than full time posts [see the priority programmes on the foundation recruitment page]
If you are working at 60% you will need 5 FY1 posts, we will therefore ask you once you have started your FY1 rotation to 'reserve' your rotation for the next year. this can be the same rotation, so that you get the FY2 posts you had originally planned, or you may choose an alternative rotation. you will do the last post of that year at FY2, move into the FY2 rotation attached and then for your final 4 month block we will offer you a vacant post, ideally at that trust, though it maybe at another within the hub.
If you are working at 80%, you need 4 rotations at FY1, and we would plan that you start your FY2 year, but the first rotation is at an FY1 level, we may need to change the order of the posts. You will then need 2 further FY2 posts, and we would offer you a vacant post, ideally at that trust though it may be another within the area hub.
If you wish to work LTFT once you have started:
Unless this has been recommended by the PSW or occupational health, you will need to wait for the next rotation before moving between full time, and less than full time. We work in the 'currency' of 4 month placements.
If you require an extension to FY1, we would usually look to start your first FY2 post at FY1 level, as long as this is possible - it may be that we need to swap the order of your rotations.
The number of placements you require in FY1 and FY2 will be calculated.
Your additional FY2 posts will be offered from vacant posts, ideally within your local trust though it may be at another within the area. It is likely that you will slot share these posts.
It is not an automatic right to change your LTFT percentage at any point, particularly if you are in a job share. We would try and accommodate this, but you do need to speak to the FSD.
Trainees are permitted only 20 days absence not including annual and study leave, within each of the foundation years.
Typically time out of training is for ill health, carers or parental leave, maternity leave and more recently strike action or covid isolation.
If you have slightly more than 20 days absence your e-portfolio and absence will be reviewed, and if you have kept this up to date and have met all the competencies you will probably be allowed to progress as there is some discretionary flexibility.
If the absence has been outside this flexibility, or your portfolio shows that you need more time to either achieve or embed competencies, you will require a review to determine an extension, and how long this may be. The FSD and deputies may well suggest a central ARCP to allow them to make a considered judgment.
If a planned absence, it may be possibly to give you the appropriate 'training pause' and determine the extra time [please refer to foundation guide].
If there are significant periods of absence and more than one rotation has been affected, they may determine that restarting foundation training is the best option. This policy and guidance is currently under review whilst we see whether a national policy will be created.
On your return, the Supported Return to Training (SuppoRRT) service will help you get back up to speed, as well as helping to facilitate any necessary additional shadowing or training.
We discourage trainees from taking time out of the foundation programme, as it is disruptive to the acquisition of the key foundation skills. However, we will review requests in line with the Foundation Guide. Applications should be submitted by January 31st by completion of the application form to be considered. We only consider an out of sync time out under exceptional circumstances. We only grant TOFP for longer than one year under exceptional circumstances, and usually suggest that you should resign from the programme and then apply for a standalone LAT FY2.
When you return from TOFP, you are unlikely to return to the same trust and not the same rotation, as you will be slotted into a vacancy within the foundation school. We expect you to contact the Programme Management Team centrally in the February of that year to confirm you are returning to the foundation programme.
The application should be sent both to the relevant deputy FSD and the Programme Management Team. Please see the extended FAQ below:
“occasionally we get asked if trainees can 'defer' between medical school and F1, and F1 and F2. The quick answer is no, there is no 'deferment' in foundation. However, you may be successful in applying for OOPC if this is done early enough - as the timings for TOFP.
Trainees can have statutory leave [such as maternity leave, sick leave] and we will look individually at how that is best managed,
sometimes with a trainee 'due' in her first rotation, we may often agree that starting a year later is reasonable. However, we would expect all the trainees to complete the TOFP application form and send this with their reasons to the FSD with a very reasonable time for the trust to source alternative doctors [for pregnancy this can be done when you notify pregnancy, so by 20 weeks or 3 months before start date]
If a trainee has had significant health issues/hospitalisation we would anticipate that this would be a sickness absence instead, therefore only rarely with OH, GP and specialist support in exceptional circumstances would we consider a prolonged sickness absence with a defined start [not deferment though in practical terms this can seem in effect the same and with new guidance possibly through the OOPC mechanism], and we would not anticipate the trainee working in a medical capacity elsewhere in this time.”
Guidelines around OOP for foundation trainees are currently in discussion. Please contact the Foundation School Director if you need to discuss OOP options.
Please refer to the TOFP information above, you must have raised this with your FSD by no later than January.
For further information and application guidance for out of programme training for research or education purposes, please refer to the OOP webpage here: https://heeoe.hee.nhs.uk/faculty-educators/out-programme-oop
Foundation Year 1 (FY1)
Cambridge graduates whose studentship agreement requires them to return to their home country following graduation may apply to undertake FY1 outside the UK.
No other circumstances will be approved for FY1 training outside the UK.
For further information please contact Sue Eason, PA to the Clinical Dean at the University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine.
Foundation Year 2 (FY2)
The East of England Foundation Schools do not offer the opportunity to undertake FY2 training outside the UK.
The Medical Careers site suggests training abroad after Foundation Training. Click here for further advice.
from the foundation operational guide 2019
Training as a provisionally registered doctor outside of the UK (F1) Medical students wishing to undertake their first postgraduate training year (training as a provisionally registered doctor) outside of the UK should seek the advice of their medical school as soon as possible.
In exceptional circumstances, the medical school in partnership with HEE, NES, NIMDTA,HEIW or foundation schools may, with the GMC’s prior approval, prospectively approve training as a provisionally registered doctor outside of the UK and upon satisfactory completion support an application for full registration with the GMC. The medical school and HEE/ NES/ NIMDTA/HEIW/ foundation school should publish their policy relating to training as a provisionally registered doctor outside of the UK.
F2 training outside of the UK (OOPT) Foundation doctors wishing to undertake F2 outside of the UK should contact the foundation school in which they are completing their F1 year. This means that foundation doctors should complete their first year of foundation training in the foundation school considering their application. Foundation doctors should also consult the GMC about the implications for revalidation.
HEE/ NES/ NIMDTA/HEIW/foundation schools should publish their policy on acquisition of foundation competences outside of the UK and make this available to those applying to the foundation programme. Not all organisations support F2 abroad.
Each year some trainees relinquish their training post prior to completing F2 for a variety of reasons. We recommend that all such trainees read the latest information about applying for higher training, as they will need to complete their Foundation programme in a recognised post [not a LAS or trust doctor post]. This was specifically to stop trainees leaving after F1 to do not approved clinical fellow posts with the expectation of progression in a preferred geography. Foundation is a two year programme.
If trainees need to leave due to health or carer etc reasons then there are some other routes to consider, though there is not a 'right' to either, and are on an individual basis:
- an IFST - inter-foundation school transfer, there are some strict criteria around this, but could be considered,
- an OOPE or OOPC when they may need to go to support family and wish to have a possibility of return the following august - all needs discussing with FSD.
The 2019 guidance around evidence of foundation competence document can be downloaded below, and this is the relevant section.
Please also refer to the Oriel website for information on Certificate of Readiness for Specialty Training for latest wordings
we advise the trainees as below:
Before leaving your training programme:
- you must have an ARCP with your FTPD and provide a Form R, you will be given an outcome code of N21- resignation with no training issues or N22- Resignation with training issues.
- you must notify the Trust HR Department, the Deputy FSD for your region, and the HEE Programme Management Team.
'I started but did not complete a full Foundation Programme. Can I still apply?'
Not unless you can provide evidence of addressing your outstanding educational needs. Time simply served in other posts does not count. All CT1/ST1 person specifications have as one of their eligibility criteria: Not ever relinquished or been released or removed from a UK Foundation Programme or a stand-alone Foundation Year 2 post or its equivalent without subsequent evidence of completion/remediation. This would normally require you to return to the Foundation Programme to complete the outstanding requirements.
If you did leave the foundation programme at FY1, you would then need to complete an FY2 training programme in its entirety [through FY2 LAT]
Trainees who have left our programme due to significant health concerns or exceptional reasons that were flagged to us prior to leaving foundation should contact us around how they may return into training if appropriate in the future. we would look to provide an F2 gap for an August start wherever possible rather than requiring a standalone application. We can only provide a placement in this foundation school not broker posts elsewhere, and placements are limited to the availability and likely to be in geographical periphery.
Most trainees, however, should anticipate they will need to apply to the foundation standalone F2 programme
Those that leave training after FY2 and return to medical training at a later date should look at our SuppoRRT pages or email the FSD/foundation team.
Taster days/weeks
If you'd like to try out a specialty which doesn't feature in your allocated programme, ask your Postgraduate Centre about tasters.
A taster gives you the opportunity to find out what is needed to succeed in a different specialty. You'll spend time observing senior clinicians and have the chance to discuss career pathways in 1:1 discussions.
You'll get to shadow trainees (at various grades), and get advice on transferable skills which will help you gain entry into the specialty - you don't always need intensive experience at Foundation level.
You'll also spend time with key workers who support the specialty such as nurse practitioners and laboratory staff, and even participate in supervised activities, training events and audit meetings.
Taster leads at all trusts are listed below. If you don't see the specialty you're looking for please contact the Postgraduate Centre at your Trust for advice. Please note that most Trusts will only be able to offer taster weeks to their own trainees and it is unlikely that they can accommodate trainees from other Trusts.
Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge
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Specialty |
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Email address |
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Acute Medicine |
Dr Paul Flynn |
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Anaesthetics |
Dr Amr Abdelaal |
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Colorectal Surgery |
Mr Nigel Hall |
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Dermatology |
Dr Pamela Todd |
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Diabetes & Endocrinology |
Dr Sadaf Farooqi |
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ENT |
Mr Piyush Jani |
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Haematology |
Dr Martin Besser |
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Hepatology |
Dr Bill Griffiths |
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Infectious Diseases |
Dr Elinor Moore |
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Neurosurgery |
Miss Helen Fernandes and Mr Rod Laing |
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Obstetrics & Gynaecology |
Mr Jeremy Brockelsby |
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Ophthalmology |
Miss Brinda Muthusamy |
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Paediatrics |
Dr Wilf Kelsall |
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Pharmacology |
Dr Kevin O'Shaughnessy |
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Plastic Surgery |
Mr Richard Price |
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Rheumatology |
Dr Nicholas Shenker |
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Transplant Surgery |
Mr Neil Russell |
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Trauma & Orthopaedics |
Mr Lee Van Rensburg |
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Urology |
Mr Suzanne Biers and Mr Kasra Saeb-Parsy |
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Vascular Surgery |
Mr Kevin Varty |
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Microbiology |
Dr Dr Fiona Cooke |
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Respiratory |
Dr Prina Ruparelia |
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Renal |
Dr Andy Fry |
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Critical Care |
Dr Peter Bradley |
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Emergency Medicine |
Dr Adrian Boyle |
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Psychiatry |
Dr Rebecca Jacob |
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Chemical Pathology (Metabolic Medicine) |
Dr Adrian Park |
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Oncology |
Dr Deborah Gregory |
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Allergy/Immunology |
Dr Pamela Ewing |
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Genetics |
Dr Jenny Carmichael |
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Paediatric Surgery |
Mr Georgina Malakounides |
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Palliative Care |
Dr Yvonne Cartwright | |
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Hepato Pancreato Biliary and Transplant Surgery |
Mr Neil Russell |
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Neurology |
Dr Amanda Cox |
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Radiology |
Dr Justin Cross |
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GU Medicine |
Dr Chris Sonnex |
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Cardiology |
Dr Peter Pugh |
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Public Health/Community |
TBC |
Click here to request further information |
Bedford Hospital NHS Trust, Bedford
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Acute Internal Medicine |
Dr Azher |
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Anaesthetics/Intensive Care Medicine |
Dr Peter Knowlden |
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Cardiology |
Dr Bokhari |
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Chemical Pathology |
Dr Ws Wassif |
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Clinical Oncology |
Dr Bulusu |
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Community Sexual & Reproductive Health |
Dr Kanagaratnam Shanmugaratnam |
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Dermatology |
Dr Burova |
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Emergency Medicine |
Mr David Small |
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Endocrinology and Diabetes Mellitus |
Dr Morrish |
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Gastroenterology |
Dr Anne Day |
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General Practice |
Dr Peter Wilkinson |
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General Psychiatry |
Dr Sen Kallumpuram |
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General Surgery |
Mr Nadim Noor |
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Genitourinary Medicine |
Mr Harbinder Sharma |
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Geriatric Medicine |
Dr William Trounson |
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Histopathology |
Dr Margaret Wilkins |
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Medical Oncology |
Dr Bulusu |
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Neurology |
Dr Manford |
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Obstetrics and Gynaecology |
Mr Dilip Patil |
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery |
Mr Mike Simpson |
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Otolaryngology |
Mr Royce Arasaratnam |
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Paediatrics |
Dr Kadalraja |
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Palliative Medicine |
Dr Penny McNamara |
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Public Health Medicine |
Fiona Head |
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Respiratory Medicine |
Dr Enson Thomas |
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Rheumatology |
Dr Sarah Rae |
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Stroke Medicine |
Dr Elmarimi |
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Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery |
Mr John Scott |
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Urology |
Mr Harbinder Sharma |
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Community/Public Health contact |
Linda Sheridan |
Hinchingbrooke Hospital
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Anaesthetics / Intensive Care Medicine |
Dr Dan Ignatov, Consultant Anaesthetist |
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Emergency Medicine |
Mr Shashank Ranjan, Consultant in Emergency Medicine |
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General Practice |
Dr Claire Goodhart, GP |
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Endocrinology and Diabetes Mellitus |
Dr Singhan Krishnan, Consultant Physician |
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Gastroenterology |
Dr Phil Roberts, Consultant Gastroenterologist |
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Medical Ophthalmology |
Miss Melanie Hingorani, Consultant Ophthalmologist |
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Palliative Medicine |
Dr Annelise Matthews, Consultant in Palliative Medicine |
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Respiratory Medicine |
Dr Nicky Simler, Consultant in Chest Medicine |
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Rheumatology |
Dr Mark Lillicrap, Consultant Rheumatologist |
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Stroke Medicine |
TBC |
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General Surgery |
Mr Filippo Di Franco, Consultant in General Surgery |
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Otolaryngology |
Mr Mohammed Hasan, Consultant in ENT |
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Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery |
Mr Reza Jenabzadeh, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon |
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Obstetrics and Gynaecology |
Dr Helen Johnson, Consultant in OBS & GYNAE |
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Community Sexual & Reproductive Health |
Dr Susie Forster, Consultant in GU Medicine |
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Ophthalmology |
Melanie Hingorani, Consultant Ophthalmologist |
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Paediatrics |
Dr Kate Riley, Consultant Pedestrian |
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Medical Microbiology and Virology |
Dr Fiona Cooke, Consultant Microbiologist |
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General Psychiatry |
Dr Joanna Woodger, Consultant Psychiatrist |
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Old Age Psychiatry |
Dr Ulrich Muller, Consultant Psychiatrist |
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Clinical Radiology |
Dr Mauro Albrizio, Consultant Radiologist |
Ipswich Hospital
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Anaesthetics |
Dr Hema Ganapathy |
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Intensive Care Medicine |
Dr Richard Lloyd |
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Emergency Medicine |
Mr Abhijit |
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General Practice |
Dr Sally Whale |
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Acute Internal Medicine |
Dr Jasmine Patel |
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Cardiology |
Dr Paul Venables |
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Dermatology |
Dr Venkata Gudi |
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Endocrinology and Diabetes Mellitus |
Dr Craig Parkinson |
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Endocrinology and Diabetes Mellitus |
Dr Damian Morris |
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Gastroenterology |
Dr Louise Scovell |
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General Internal Medicine |
Dr Duncan Fowler |
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Genitourinary Medicine |
Dr Raouf Moussa |
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Geriatric Medicine |
Dr Julie Brache |
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Haematology |
Dr Debo Ademokun |
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Infectious Diseases |
Dr Richard Kent |
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Infectious Diseases |
Dr Sara Ginwalla |
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Clinical oncology - chemotherapy and radiotherapy |
Dr Chris Scrase |
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Medical Ophthalmology |
Mr Simon Hardman-Lea |
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Neurology |
Dr Andrew Graham |
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Neurology |
Dr Clare Galton |
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Palliative Medicine |
Dr Sam King |
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Renal Medicine |
Dr Brian Camilleri |
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Respiratory Medicine |
Dr Jonathan Douse |
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Rheumatology |
Dr Richard Watts |
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Sports and Exercise medicine |
Mr David Hodgkinson |
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Stroke Medicine |
Dr Peter Phillips |
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General Surgery |
Mr Michael Crabtree |
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery |
Miss Erica Rapaport |
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Otolaryngology |
Mr Andreas Hilger |
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Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery |
Mr Stephen Pryke |
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Urology |
Mr Rob Brierly |
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Obstetrics & Gynaecology |
Mr Rohit Sharma |
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Community Sexual & Reproductive Health |
Dr Raouf Moussa |
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Occupational Health |
Dr Sally Coomber |
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Occupational Health |
Dr Jose Sanchez |
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Ophthalmology |
Mr Simon Hardman-Lea |
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Ophthalmology |
Miss Rachna Murthy |
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Paediatrics |
Dr Jackie Buck |
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Chemical Pathology |
Dr Taruna Likhari |
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Histopathology |
Dr John Chapman |
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Medical Microbiology and Virology |
Dr Richard Kent |
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Medical Microbiology and Virology |
Dr Sara Ginwalla |
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General Psychiatry |
Dr Catherine Keep |
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Old Age Psychiatry |
Dr Laura Head |
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Old Age Psychiatry |
Dr Stephen Tucker |
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Child and Adolescent Psychiatry |
Dr Catherine Keep |
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Clinical Radiology |
Dr Avi Basu |
Lister Hospital
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Anaesthetics / ITU |
Dr V Prasad |
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Cardiology |
Dr M Lynch |
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Dermatology |
Dr L Ogden |
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Elderly Medicine |
Dr S Khan |
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Endocrinology |
Dr K Darzy |
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ENT |
Dr J Quinn |
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Gastroenterology |
Dr N Khan |
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General Surgery |
Mr S Gupta |
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Genito-Urinary Medicine |
Dr H Maiti |
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Histopathology |
Dr M Al-Izzi |
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Immunology |
Dr S Pereira |
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MAU |
Dr R Quail |
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Medical Oncology |
Dr N Anyamene |
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Mental Health |
Dr H Ananth / Dr A Roberts |
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Microbiology |
Dr Awadel Kariem |
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Neurology |
Dr J Gibbs |
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Obstetrics & Gynaecology |
Mr E Hemaya |
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Ophthalmology |
Mr M Toma |
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Paediatrics |
Dr K Chawla |
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Plastic Surgery |
Mr F Schreuder |
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Respiratory |
Dr S Lok |
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Rheumatology |
Dr S Ellis |
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Urology |
Mr T Lane |
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Community/Public Health contact |
Ms Linda Mercy |
Luton and Dunstable Hospital
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Anaesthetics |
Dr M Brackin |
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Emergency Medicine |
Dr Hemavathi |
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GP training |
Dr A Sulakshana |
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GP training |
Dr R Khanchandani |
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Acute Internal Medicine |
Dr P Albert |
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Cardiology |
Dr C Travill |
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Dermatology |
Dr B De Silva |
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Endocrinology & Diabetes Mellitus |
Dr R Banerjee |
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Gastroenterology |
Dr A Griffiths |
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Hepatology |
Dr S Sen |
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General (Internal) Medicine |
Dr B Ramabhadran |
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Genitourinary Medicine |
Dr T Balachandran |
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Geriatric Medicine |
Dr L Sekaran |
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Haematology |
Dr H Flora |
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Infectious Diseases |
Dr R Mulla |
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Medical Oncology |
Dr S Mawdsley |
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Neurology |
Dr P Watts |
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Palliative Medicine |
Dr N Herodotou |
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Respiratory Medicine |
Dr P Pillai |
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Rheumatology |
Dr D Fishman |
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Stroke Medicine |
Dr L Sekaran |
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General Surgery |
Miss M Obichere |
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Otolaryngology |
Mr P Kothari |
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Trauma & Orthopaedics |
Mr S Burtt |
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Urology |
Mr A Saleemi |
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Obstetrics & Gynaecology |
Miss S Akbar |
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Occupational Medicine |
Dr P Lewthwaite |
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Ophthalmology |
Mr A Barsam |
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Paediatrics |
Dr A Ingram |
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Chemical Pathology |
Dr D Freedman |
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Histopathology |
Dr R Ray |
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Clinical Radiology |
Dr S McLaggan |
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Psychiatry |
Dr M Rawala |
Norfolk and Norwich
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Anaesthetics |
Dr Mark Sanders |
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Cardiology |
Dr Tim Gilbert |
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Dermatology |
Dr Nick Levell |
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Emergency Medicine |
Dr Victor Inyang |
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Endocrinology |
Dr Francesca Swords |
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ENT/Head and Neck |
Mr Mike Wickstead |
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Gastroenterology |
Dr Martin Phillips |
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General/Thoracic Surgery |
Mr Chris Speakman |
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General Practice |
Dr Edward Pinch |
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General Practice |
Dr Stephen Edwards |
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Haematology |
Dr Krisitian Bowles |
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Histopathology/Cellular Pathology |
Dr Xenia Tyler |
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Laboratory Services |
Dr Martin Auger |
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Microbiology |
Dr Catherine Tremlett |
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Neurology |
Dr Jeffrey Cochius |
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O & G |
Mr David Fraser |
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O & G |
Mr Sam Mukhopadhyay |
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Older Peoples' Medicine |
Dr Sarah Bailey |
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Oncology |
Dr Daniel Epurescu |
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Ophthalmology |
Mr Colin Jones |
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Orthopaedics |
Mr Nish Chirodian |
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Paediatrics |
Mr Milind Kulkarni |
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Palliative |
Dr Nicola Holtom |
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Plastic Surgery |
Mr Richard Haywood |
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Psychiatry |
Dr Julian Beezhold |
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Public Health |
Dr Veena Rodrigues |
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Radiology |
Dr Paddy Wilson |
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Renal/Nephrology |
Dr Calum Ross |
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Respiratory |
Dr Crichton Ramsay |
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Rheumatology |
Dr Karl Gaffney |
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Urology |
Mr Robert Mills |
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Virology |
Dr Samir Dervisevic |
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Community/Public Health contact |
Augustine Pereira |
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Papworth Hospital
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Cardiology |
Foundation Administrator Sheila Turner |
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Cardiothoracic surgery |
Foundation Administrator Sheila Turner |
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Heart Transplantation |
Foundation Administrator Sheila Turner |
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Respiratory Medicine |
Foundation Administrator Sheila Turner |
Peterborough Hospital
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Anaesthetics/Intensive Care Medicine |
Dr J Lermitte |
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Emergency Medicine |
Mr A Cope |
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Medicine |
Dr S Brij |
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Obstetrics and Gynaecology |
Mr Amir Sriemevan |
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Ophthalmology |
Mr S Vardy |
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Orthopaedics |
Mr M Latimer |
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Paediatrics |
Dr Martin Richardson |
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Pathology |
Dr E Astall |
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Surgery |
Mr A McKee |
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Community/Public Health contact |
Dr Fiona Head |
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Anaesthetics |
Sudarshana Gururajarao |
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Cardiology |
Rajah Nata |
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Chemical Pathology |
Foundation Administrator Julie White |
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Dermatology |
Gillian Dootson |
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Emergency Medicine |
Robert Florance |
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Endocrinology and Diabetes |
Firas Haddadin |
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ENT |
David McPartlin |
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Gastroenterology |
Andrew Douds |
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General Practice |
Richard Musson |
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Acute Medicine |
Pradip Sarda |
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General Surgery |
Jonathan Easterbrooke |
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GU Medicine |
Foundation Administrator Julie White |
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Haematology |
Lisa Cooke |
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ITU |
John Gibson |
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Medicine for the Elderly |
Rajaratnam Mathialagan |
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Neurology |
Jeremy Brown |
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Obstetrics & Gynaecology |
Anna Arya |
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Oncology |
Foundation Administrator Julie White |
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Ophthalmology |
Sivanandy Naga |
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery |
Ed Lizi |
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Orthopaedics |
Jim Jeffrey |
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Paediatrics |
Glynis Rewitzky |
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Palliative Care |
Foundation Administrator Julie White |
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Pathology |
Foundation Administrator Julie White |
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Radiology |
Sue Wilde/Jason Smith |
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Respiratory Medicine |
Anna Pawlowicz |
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Stroke Medicine |
James Philips |
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Urology |
Rupert Calleja |
West Suffolk Hospital
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Care of the Elderly |
Dr M Suresh |
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Histopathology |
Dr S Purdy |
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Anaesthetics |
Dr M Palmer |
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Cardiology |
Dr P Salahshouri |
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General Practice - Woolpit |
Dr W Ridsdill-Smith |
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Microbiology |
Dr S Partridge |
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Obstetrics and Gynaecology |
Dr J Reeve |
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Paediatrics |
Dr K Piccinelli |
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Palliative Care |
Dr R Wade |
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Public Health |
Dr P Badrinath |
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Radiology |
Dr R Guirguis |
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Public Health/Community Contact |
Dr P Badrinath |
Princess Alexandra Hospital
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Anaesthetics |
Dr Dev Dutta Dr Arun Krishnamurthy Dr Rajamani Sethuraman |
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Anaesthetics & general advice |
Dr Purumal Tamilselvan |
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Breast Surgery |
Mr Fouad Kaldas |
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Cardiology |
Dr Hossam Elgendi Dr Jeremy Sayer |
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Care of the Elderly |
Dr Kapila Gunasekera |
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Diabetes |
Dr Purnami DeSilva |
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Acute Medical Unit (AMU) |
Dr Giovanni Brambilla |
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Emergency Medicine (A&E) |
Mr Suneil Ramnani |
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ENT |
Mrs Geni Rogers |
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General Practice |
Dr Zia Yaqub Dr Andrew Ashford Dr Nazmul Mohsin |
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Haematology |
Dr Faris Al-Refaie |
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Histopathology |
Dr Vasi Sundaresan |
Vasi.sundaresan@pah.nhs.uk |
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O & G |
Mr Deya Elsandabesee |
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Oncology |
TBA |
TBA |
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Ophthalmology |
Mr Ivan Fawcett |
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Oral/ Maxillo Facial |
Mr M Millwaters |
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Orthopaedics |
Mr Paul Allen Mr Nick Saw Mr Simon Wimsey |
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Paediatrics |
Dr Nickolaos Cholidis |
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Psychiatry |
Dr Zuzana Walker Dr Tim Stevens |
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Radiology |
Dr S Redla |
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Respiratory & general careers advice |
Dr Muhammed Anwar |
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Rheumatology |
Dr Sarah Farrow |
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Surgery |
Mr Fouad Kaldas |
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Surgery & general careers advice |
Mr Ahmed Abidia |
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Surgery & general careers advice |
Mr Jonathan Refson |
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Urology |
Miss H Andersen |
Mid Essex
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Specialty |
Name |
Email address |
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Careers Lead |
Dr Sharon Lim |
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General Medicine |
Dr Alan Jackson |
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Paediatrics |
Dr Sharon Lim |
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Acute Medicine |
Dr Neil Campbell |
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Cardiology |
Dr Gerald Clesham |
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Accident & Emergency |
Mr Ajay Thomas |
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Gastroenterology |
Dr Rakesh Shah |
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Endocrinology & Diabetes |
Dr Jeremy Fletcher |
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Dermatology |
Dr Catriona Sinclair |
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Ophthalmology |
Mr Porooshani |
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Neurology |
Dr Dasari |
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Psychiatry
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Dr Marianna Leontis Linden Centre |
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Oncology
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Dr Gopalakrishnan Srinivasan |
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Care of the Elderly |
Dr Anser Qureshi |
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General Surgery |
Miss Gemma Conn |
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Burns |
Mr Peter Dziewulski Dr Rebecca Martin |
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Plastic Surgery Reconstructive |
Mr Mat Griffiths |
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Hand Surgery |
Mr Manu Sood |
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Cleft surgery & Paediatric Plastics |
Mr G Thorburn |
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Maxillofacial |
Mr Denis Falconer |
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Ophthalmic Surgery |
Mr Porooshani |
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ENT |
Miss Laura Harding |
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Vascular |
Mr Tom Browne |
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Orthopaedics |
Mr Andy Macdowell |
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Obs & Gynae |
Miss V Thakur |
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Urology |
Mr Martin Nuttall |
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General Anaesthesia |
Dr Hywel Jones |
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Pain Management |
Dr V Mendis |
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Intensive Care |
Dr Katherine Rowe |
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Obstetrics |
Dr Graham Philpott |
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GP Medicine |
Dr Sunil Gupta |
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Allergy / Repiratory |
Dr Steve Jenkins |
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Haematology |
Dr V Chowdhury |
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Microbiology |
Dr Louise Teare |
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Histopathology |
Dr Sarah Lower |
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Radiology |
Dr Nick Railton |
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Palliative Care |
Dr S Gupta |
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Occupational Health |
Dr Sofoluwe |
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Stroke & Rehab |
Dr Zachariah |
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Rheumatology |
Dr Win Win Maw |
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Nephrology |
Dr Abeygunasekara |
Basildon & Thurrock Hospital
| Specialty | Name | Email Address |
| Acute Medicine / Emergency | Mr Saad Abdulla | saad.abdulla@btuh.nhs.uk |
| Anaesthetics (Critical Care) | Mr Venkat Shenoy | venkat.shenoy@btuh.nhs.uk |
| CTC - Cardiology | Dr Alamgir Kabir | alamgir.kabir@btuh.nhs.uk |
| CTC - Surgery | Mr Samir Shah | samir.shah@btuh.nhs.uk |
| CTC - Anaesthetics | Dr Anirudda Pai | anirudda.pai@btuh.nhs.uk |
| Medicine |
Dr Sudha Iyer Dr Luke Hounsom |
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| Core Services (Clinical Sciences) | Dr Priti Tare | priti.tare@btuh.nhs.uk |
| Surgery | Dr Arvind Singh | arvind.singh@btuh.nhs.uk |
| ENT | Mr Kaged Abdelkader | kaged.abdelkader@btuh.nhs.uk |
| Trauma & Orthopaedics | Mr Ravi Ray | ravi.ray@btuh.nhs.uk |
| Women & Children |
Dr Seema Bagtharia Dr Samudra Mukherjee |
seema.bagtharia@btuh.nhs.uk - O & G samudra.mukherjee@btuh.nhs.uk - Paediatrics |
Southend offer tasters in the following:
Surgical Specialties:
A & E
Anaesthetics
Breast Surgery
ENT
GI Surgery
ICU
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Ophthalmology
Medical Specialties:
Cardiology
Chest Medicine
Endocrinology
Gastroenterology
GUM
Infectious Diseases
Microbiology
Nephrology
Neurology
Paediatrics
Radiology
Stroke Medicine
Others:
GP
Public Health
Psychiatry
For initial enquiries, please contact:
Sue Wilkinson, Foundation Programme Co-Ordinator
email: sue.wilkinson@southend.nhs.uk / Tel. 01702 435555, Ext 5352 / DDI Tel. 01702 385352
Locum work is not something that is NHSE mandated or reviewed as it is outside of your education and training. however there are a few things to remember
1. All locum activity as F1 or F2 needs to be put on your form R as you need to put your whole scope of practice on there. Your Form R is your GMC return, and it is the GMC who are needing to know.
2. If you are an F1 though, there are some additional considerations. Your provisional license only covers you to work in your foundation posts. please read the exact words on the GMC page , Discuss this with your employer as to whether a locum shift you are considering falls within this guidance. Most trusts assume you should only do a locum in your current placement. The GMC holds you as an individual responsible for not working unregistered [when you work outside your license] . The GMC will investigate anyone working outside of the provisional license. We at HEE are not going to give guidance and recommend that you are very cautious .
3. In doing locum work you must ensure that you do not exceed the recommended hours of work. Again discuss with your local HR team. It is your responsibility to work within good medical practice and be sure of your own health and wellbeing.
4, Ensure that you have the supervision you require and continue to escalate, document well . Dont be pressurised into accepting additional shifts.
