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Seasoned and successful professional with much experience in refocusing medical and social work related businesses and organisations, leading to significantly improved outcomes (and financial success)..Particular interest and success in getting the best out of smaller teams and preparing them for successful expansion and change.Much expertise in reconciling the need to be financially responsible with desire to produce better, focused, outcome-driven health and social care services - success through innovation rather than simply cutting out expensive services.Skilful motivator, turning highly emotive situations into more measured, pragmatic approaches to problem-solving - leading on to greater job satisfaction for team members and a desire from staff members ultimately to strive for continual improvement.Strategic thinker, excellent communicator and tactician turning apparently unfavourable circumstances into opportunities for success.Special ability in written communication - taking an idea and translating it into a successful bid for funding. Movement Disorders Lead at South Tyneside Hospital; establishing a patient focussed and driven PD service with our new PDNS - weekly specialist clinics and regular MDT... Plus general medical, care of the elderly, polypharmacy, complex referrals and specialist end of life care. I believe that everyone deserves specialist end of life care. As well as Movement Disorders, Geriatrics and Pharmacology, I have a particular interest in end of life care and care for those who have irreversible frailty or who are proving more tricky to discharge from hospital. However, COVID-19 has resulted in diversifying my medicine, reintroducing GIM and acute care to my armoury. Over the course of the pandemic I’ve taken part in consultant medical on-call and respiratory assessment on-call, together with helping to lead and run a dedicated COVID-19 ward. I also help to mentor consultants and senior doctors new to our Trust, teach medical students and junior doctors, am part of the Heart Failure MDT, am an Educational Supervisor and am about to embark on being an appraiser.We live on the northeast coast, have 3 children, the eldest of whom has just embarked on the study of medicine and surgery in Sheffield, a cat, a dog and a PS5 - it’s a wonder that there’s any time for work...!
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Associate Specialist (Trust - Working At Consultant Level & Responsibility)South Tyneside Nhs Foundation Trust Oct 2015 - PresentSouth Tyneside HospitalBack in the land of clinical medicine. Still T(GP) on GMC register but venturing back to the land of more hospital-based care.I think that hospitals need generalists again...Currently working in the country's friendliest NHS acute care institution as part of a joined-up team-based approach to the care of the elderly.C19 update - I’m working as a member of the senior team providing specialist acute geriatric care to the population of South Tyneside. One of a department of 7 geriatricians (including me!) at ST and a much larger cohort of friendly folk including our magnificent consultant colleagues at Sunderland, I care for patients on Ward 2 at ST hospital. I run the Movement Disorders service at ST, recently described as ‘exemplary’ by Parkinson’s UK (please someone else Tweet this and I can stop blowing my own trumpet!) And I’ll shortly be involved in the magnificent Frailty service - by attempting to provide instant acute geriatric care where it’s needed each and every Friday...See below for my life prior to C19 -‘Something unstoppable is set in to motion. Nothing is different but everything is changed.’Wish I’d written that - but alas no, thanks Paul. Half of my ward is focussed on providing holistic, personal end of life care and the other half looks to find long-term care solutions for those who need a joined-up approach to chronic disease management and general frailty issues. I’m so pleased now also to be delivering specialist care for patients who have Parkinson’s Disease (& related conditions) across South Tyneside. We’ve recently been successful in achieving the employment of a PD Nurse Specialist and our service is going from strength to strength with an enthusiastic and dedicated MDT. Over the next few years I hope that we will integrate further with our colleagues in Sunderland and then, together, to be able to offer our patients the very best in patient care, linking in with world-leading research based in Newcastle.
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Director- Strategic DevelopmentLd:Northeast Jul 2012 - Jun 2013North TynesideLD:NorthEast has undergone massive change in the last 3 years and I have been at the forefront of managing this change.The charity provides a wide portfolio of services to people who have a learning disability (LD), their families, carers and supporters. It lost its 'grant aid' funding and now relies on paid-for services and external. I lead the charity through its biggest changes. These have included -Stakeholder consultation re direction of charityCreation of branding brief Competitive tender process for design agencySuccessfully rebranded and relaunched (from The Learning Disabilities Federation (North Tyneside) to LD:NorthEast) on time, on budget - December, 2012Introduced some routine 'quality assurance and professional development' - soft introduction for an appraisal and PDP system in the futureSuccessfully launched the Charity's new websiteManaged the successful migration to the new nameTeam buildingGained entry on 2 council accredited provider lists - a firstHR processesDeveloped a successful 5-yr ring-fence funded project (Big Lottery) into a successful new stream of work, taking full responsibility and control of all of the recruitment processes and communication with the Charity's fund manager at the Big LotteryDefined interim organisational structures, and clear lines of line managementRedefined the Charity's financial practices and processes to ensure that they are clear, simple and fit for purposeContinued to work to the health brief - writing/counselling/workshops etcComplete interrogation of all systems, policies, processes and structures at the Charity - waste elimination and common-sense systemsPresented various 'future options' to the Board of Trustees and assisted in an overhaul of the Charity's governance structureSaw 'paid-for' service revenue rise from a predicted c£80k to £133k in only 7 months of leadership - well above previous 5-yr forecasts
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Specialist Bid-Writer, Tactics & Strategy, Health Writer/Development WorkLearning Disabilities Federation Aug 2010 - Jun 2012North TynesideHired to write and edit a new publication - 'Cancer What's going to happen to me?' - in partnership with the PCT, DGH & MacMillan Cancer Support. This was completely overhauled and rewritten under my stewardship and gained inclusion on two national guidelines documents as a beacon of best practice in LD.Worked with groups to provide an LD-response from a group of young people about the Health White Paper + wrote a response also from the charity - widely circulated and gained inclusion on BBC Radio FiveLive's callback list for when LD topics have been discussedStarted to write all the bids for funding for the Charity. Every bid I have written has been successful over the last 3 years or so. As a result of my bids, LDF secured major funding from BBC Children In Need, The Big Lottery - twice, North Tyneside Council and North Tyneside PCT. This has safeguarded the charity's existence for the next 5 years - at a time when it thought that it would have to close. Advised on external communication, employment of new IT and strategic priorities
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Business Development FacilitatorNhs Newcastle And North Tyneside Community Health Apr 2009 - May 2009To develop and support the business development of the community provider arm of the PCT. To ensure that services are developed in line with contract commissioning negotiations and the provision of funds.
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Gastrointestinal EndoscopistNorthumbria Healthcare Nhs Trust Sep 2001 - Sep 2006Provided sessions of upper and lower gastrointestinal endoscopy to the secondary healthcare trust. Operated as an independent practitioner but very much part of the ColoRectal and upper GI teams. The endoscopy department at Wansbeck hospital worked with a team approach to the provision of its specialist service. -
Clinical Fellow In Emergency CareNorthumbria Healthcare Nhs Trust Apr 2003 - Sep 2003Involved in the smooth transition of the A&E department into the new PFI building at Hexham. Senior doctor resident on-call at night in the hospital.
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Lead General PractitionerBurnhope Surgery Jan 2006 - Jun 2006Lead GP for a small, dispensing, rural general practice. Responsible for the day-to-day running of the practice, all aspects of patient health and well-being, staff morale and development, balancing the responsibility to provide a world class primary health care service with the necessity to make a profit as an independent contractor to the NHS.
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Lead General PractitionerOakfield House Surgery Jun 2005 - Dec 2005Lead GP in busy, large, rural, mixed-demography, dispensing general practice. Asked to take over at a time of great turmoil for the practice. The practice was in danger of not surviving. Managed to bring stability, improve staff morale, improve patient morale and well-being losing no patients to other surgeries, lost no staff. Managed to balance the books for the PCT for the first time in 23 years at this practice whilst maintaining profits for the owner.
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Salaried General PractitionerTanfield View Medical Group Oct 2003 - May 2005Duties of a busy GP in a large, multi-doctored, urban, deprived general practice. As well as my day-to-day work, whilst there I devised and implemented a new appointments system and had responsibility for presenting new ideas on work practices and on technology to the partners.
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Associate GpBlyth Valley Pcg Mar 2001 - Feb 2003Salaried GP working within Blyth Valley locality, mainly at Netherfield House Surgery in Seghill. Trained as an endoscopist.
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Hospice DoctorSt Oswald'S Hospice Jul 2000 - Dec 2000Invaluable experience in dealing with people and patients with very complicated symptomatology and other problems. Very demanding but rewarding post.
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Salaried General PractitionerArmstrong Road Health Centre Aug 1999 - Oct 1999Was employed by City Health NHS Trust to revolutionise the primary care services at this run-down and deprived practice in an economically challenged area of Newcastle. Quickly became aware that all the funding and support I had been offered was not going to materialise.
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Gp RegistrarNorthumbria Vocational Training Scheme For General Practice Aug 1997 - Jul 1999Four jobs to gain my JCPTGP certificate and qualify as a GP. I did two, six-month GP jobs - one in Wrekenton and one in Alnwick, a six-month psychiatry post at North Tyneside Hospital and a six-month post in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Bishop Auckland Hospital.
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Senior House OfficerNewcastle Hospitals Central Rotation In Medicine Aug 1996 - Jul 1997I succeeded in being selected for the highly competitive central Newcastle medical rotation. I did three, four-month jobs before moving on to train in general practice. I did two jobs at the Freeman Hospital, one in acute medicine and elderly care, the other in nephrology and one at North Tyneside in acute medicine and gastroenterology.
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House OfficerRoyal Victoria Infirmary Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Aug 1995 - Jul 1996I left medical school in London to take up my first job in medicine in the professorial medical unit at the RVI in Newcastle. I then did my six-month house officer surgery job in vascular surgery at the same hospital.
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Pracice ManagerGuide Post Medical Group Jun 1992 - Sep 1992Staff morale and organisationInvoice auditing and paymentDrug orderingFHSA returnsHiring and payment of locum doctorsSalary checking and payrollAnnual accounts and week-to-week bankingPreparation, compilation, design and editing of the Annual ReportSeminars on the use of computers in General Practice for the GP TraineeGuide Post Medical Group is a seven doctor partnership with a total list size in excess of 10, 000 patients. It was one of the ‘first-wave’ fundholding practices
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