Pennine GP ST Programme
Pennine GP ST Programme
GP in Tottington, Bury and a trainer as well as Programme Director (North Manchester / Bury).
His clinical interests are management of thrombosis in primary care, out of hours consulting and childrens health.
When not at work he enjoys walking and supporting Blackburn Rovers (someone has to!).
GP and trainer in Sale Moor, Trafford as well as being one the Pennine GP Education team.
She has always had an interest in mental health issues and in recent years has also developed links with organisations teaching preventive health care in East Africa.
Cycling, walking and photography all help in the work-life balance!
GP in Castleton, Rochdale, associate trainer and PCME.
Interests include ethics, mental health and care of the elderly as well as being Welfare Officer for local swimming club and learning to play squash.
GP trainer in Middleton as well as Primary Care Medical Educator.
I have an Interest in Sexual Heath of which I am involved in RCGP NWE Faculty, and Sex Drugs and HIV task group, and also DH National Support team. When not at work I enjoy being a Mum, skiing and the Lake District.
I have been a GP working at Peterloo Medical Centre, Middleton since 1998.
It is a practice with a long educational history. I have been a trainer since 2006, and joined the PCME team in September 2009.
Married with 2 young children, I spend any spare time I have, seeing family and friends and walking in Lancashire and West Yorkshire.
I joined the PCT in August 2009 as the Primary Care Medical Educator responsible for Continuing Professional Development.
My role encompasses developing and sustaining a programme of continuing professional development, linking in with many professions within primary care. I also have a role in the GPST training programme, mainly towards the end as the transition into working life is approached. I am hoping to work with the Deanery and GPST programme to look at furthering e-learning in Bury.
My role is challenging but interesting and I enjoy working with the local GPs and other members of the primary healthcare team to look at ways to keep education relevant, enjoyable and to improve patient care in our area
I started in post as the GP Specialty Training Co-ordinator, in September 2009.
A new and exciting post developed in partnership with the NE sector. I am responsible for the co-ordination of training placements for several Trusts and will work with GP practices to increase training resources and placement capacity.
Working across the Pennine Health Economy, I will undertake development work on Modernising Medical Careers Programme. This entails working with the PCTs, North West Deanery, GP Educators and the Acute Trust to develop the concepts of multidisciplinary learning and to effectively match GP trainees to placements.
I am looking forward to the challenge of increasing capacity within the Pennine programme and offering a diverse training programme for all new GPSTs.