The Sloane Street Surgery

I graduated in Physiology before qualifying with Honours in Medicine from Bristol University in 2003.

I went on to complete the relevant examinations to attain Membership of the Royal College of Physicians and the Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners. During this period, I covered a breadth of specialities with a focus on internal and emergency medicine, neurology, musculoskeletal surgery, and respiratory medicine.

I graduated from Imperial College in 2005 and, after 6 years in the NHS, joined the Sloane Street Surgery which had been set up my grandfather in 1952. I spent 8 years working alongside my father until his retirement.

Having worked in multiple specialties across London hospitals, my particular interests now lie in paediatric and teenage care, women’s health, acute medicine, disease prevention and psychiatry.

I qualified with a Certificate of Merit in Medicine at the Middlesex Hospital Medical School. After vocational training, I qualified as a GP with Diplomas in Child Health, Obsetrics and Gynaecology, and Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners. As a GP, I have worked both in the NHS and privately and spent 8 years as School Doctor to The Hall School in Hampstead. I joined Sloane Street Surgery in 2015.

I particularly like seeing teenagers, adults and the elderly. I really enjoy general medicine, obstetrics and gynaecology, care of older patients and looking after patients in distress.

After initially studying business management and languages in pursuit of a career in advertising I returned to university to study medicine after witnessing my brother fight meningococcal sepsis. After qualifying in 2009 I worked in the NHS across a number of specialities before specialising in General Practice. I made the move to private General Practice full time in 2018 at Sloane Street Surgery.

I gained a first class degree in Biological Sciences at University of Oxford and then went on to study Graduate Medicine at Imperial College, winning scholarships to both universities.

I am a generalist and proud. Healthcare is so much broader than just disease and the symptoms presented, and I believe it’s my holistic multi- disciplinary approach that helps me to help patients most. Getting to know patients and what motivates them are key to supporting them to lead a healthy lifestyle.|

After graduating with honours from University of Leeds Medical school in 2008 as well as receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Anatomy, I pursued several years working in hospitals in various specialities. I then completed my GP training in London in 2015. I have been practising as a doctor for over 15 years and have worked as a GP both in the NHS and privately – in the City and on Harley Street. Prior to this, I have had a lot of experience in most medical and surgical specialities and spent a couple of years working in Paediatrics at Great Ormond Street Hospital and Chelsea and Westminster. In addition, I worked in sexual health at St Mary’s, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Psychiatry, General Surgery, Cardiology, Respiratory, Gerontology and Gastroenterology amongst others.

I graduated from Imperial College in 2013 with a distinction in Medicine and a Bachelor of Science first class honours in Gastroenterology and Hepatology. My training included acute General Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Care of the Elderly and Obstetrics & Gynaecology, but I have a specialist interest in Women’s Health, namely Menopause, and am a diplomate of the Faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists.

My interest in human disease and physiology was sparked during my Biology BSc at UCL where I graduated in 2005. I qualified at Leicester’s Graduate Medical School programme shortly after, before coming to London to practice.

I then worked in a variety of medical and surgical areas in Southwest London before embarking on a year in the accident and emergency department at The Royal London Hospital, a major trauma centre.

Originally from Lebanon, I studied at the University of Edinburgh, qualifying as a doctor in 2016. I then spent several years working in hospitals across South and central London before completing my vocational GP training at Imperial which included training in elderly care, ENT, paediatric, and emergency medicine.

I enjoy all areas of general practice, particularly health promotion, elderly medicine, and paediatrics, holding a Diploma in Child Health from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health. Alongside my work at Sloane Street Surgery, I do public health research and continue to work at an NHS practice in South London.

I graduated from Imperial College School of Medicine in 2014 with a Distinction in Medical Specialties, and a Bachelor of Science in Management from Imperial College Business School. I then trained in a number of different areas of medicine and surgery including acute general medicine, paediatrics, emergency medicine, care of the elderly, obstetrics and gynaecology, psychiatry, dermatology, and general surgery.

I qualified from Imperial College Medical school in 2003 after completing my medical degree and a 2:1 Honours degree in Neuroscience. I then went on to study Paediatrics and Obstetrics, and Gynaecology in some of the big London teaching hospitals, obtaining my post graduate qualifications in Child Health.

My second passion became Primary Care, achieving a Merit award for MRCGP in 2008 before working in a large, busy NHS practice in Putney for 12 years. I became the in-house opinion in Dermatology after achieving a Merit award for my Diploma in Dermatology. I trained to be a Trainer who teaches other doctors to become GPs and received my PCGEd Merit from London Deanery in 2012.
I was recently appointed Apothecary to The Royal Household at Buckingham Palace and work there part-time