The South London Private GP

Originally from Belfast, I attended The University of Leeds Medical School and graduated in 2003. I continued to work in the hospital setting in surgical specialties, Neurosurgery, Orthopaedics, General Surgery and ENT and gained membership of the Royal College of Surgeons. After five years working in West Yorkshire, I moved to London for the General Practice Vocational Training scheme and gained membership of the Royal College of General Practice in 2013.

I studied Medicine at the Royal Free and University College Medical School in London and became a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 2012. I am also a GP Partner and GP Trainer in the NHS. My main clinical interests include child health, dermatology, and minor surgery including steroid injections.

I am originally from Dublin and studied medicine in University College Cork, graduating in 2013. I completed my internship in Dublin and moved to London soon after, gaining experience in a variety of hospital specialties. I completed 2 years of emergency medicine training before changing to general practice training, which I completed in 2021. I am now a GP partner at a large NHS practice.

I graduated from India and have been working as a GP in UK since 2007. I am a member of Royal college of general practitioners since 2008 and a GP partner in a large NHS practice. I have trained in obstetrics and gynaecology and have a keen interest in women’s health and contraception. I also provide clinical advice in all other areas of general practice.

I studied medicine at the faculty of medicine of Angers (Loire Valley in France) and completed my training in General practice in 2000. I worked in A&E for 3 years before moving to the UK to take up a post of salaried GP and then GP partner in the NHS for over 20 years.