Stonegate Medical Clinic

From East Yorkshire, David moved to Sheffield to complete his Joint Honour Degrees in Business Studies & Marketing before moving to York in 2007 where he took up the position of Operations & Marketing Director at a brand new start-up Private Dental provider. As part of David’s personal development, he undertook a Graduate Diploma in Law at the then York College of Law which he completed in between getting married and becoming a father.

Originally from Gdansk, Poland, Dr Buk-Filak moved to UK following graduation from Medical School in 2005. She started GP training in York in 2010 in both the hospital and local surgeries and qualified in 2013. On qualification she began working as a Salaried GP in the local surgery. Along with her Private GP sessions at Stonegate Medical, Dr Buk-Filak also works as a locum GP.

I graduated as a doctor in 1987 and joined the Army Medical Corps as a General Duty Medical Officer. On completion of a 5 year short service tenure I undertook Post graduate studies in Radiodiagnosis. On completion of this I worked as a specialist radiologist and continued to also work as a generalist for a not -for-profit organization for a few years.

I graduated at the Medical University of Warsaw as a Doctor of Medicine and Surgery in 2005 after which I did my GP training and qualified in 2012. I have worked as a doctor in respiratory medicine in a leading NHS hospital. I have published a few medical articles and done presentations at the British Thoracic Association Conference. I have worked in general practice and in hospitals overseas and in UK within the NHS and private practices attaining varied experiences and skills in different health care settings.|

Dr Robertson graduated from the University of Leicester in 2011 before then completing a BSC in Sports Medicine and a Diploma in Occupational medicine alongside his clinical work. He spent a year working as an emergency doctor in New Zealand before completing his General practice training in 2018.

Dr Blackwell graduated from the University of Manchester in 2002 and completed General Practice training in 2007 in London. She continued to develop clinical interests and gained several qualifications and diplomas relating to womens’ health. She has also worked as a palliative care doctor in both hospice and hospital settings gaining a higher qualification in the speciality.