We have been an established ‘Training Practice’ since 2001 and Dr Sylvia Conner is the GP Trainer. It is the philosophy of the Practice team to fully support the GP Registrar throughout their training year within a learning environment that promotes open discussion and active participation in all aspects of General Practice. Patients have given positive feedback to their experience of consulting with a GP Registrar.
GP Registrars
The dedicated GP Registrar’s room is spacious and has unobtrusive video equipment for recording consultations. We also have a comprehensive Training Room and Library.
For feedback/further information feel free to contact our previous Registrars:
Dr Philip Pavlou
(1st August 2001 to 31st July 2002)
‘A great introduction to General Practice... An excellent Registrar year at a very friendly Practice.’ |
philippavlou@hotmail.com |
Dr Bhavita Gill
(2nd September 2002 to 30th April 2004)
(including seven months maternity leave)
‘Enjoyed it so much that I stayed an extra year.’ |
drbgill@yahoo.co.uk |
Dr Tarek Alwan
(1st February 2003 to 4th November 2003)
‘An extremely positive, informative and supportive training placement.’ |
alwan@doctors.org.uk |
Dr Lucy Saville
(1st March 2004 to 28th February 2005)
‘I enjoyed it so much I didn’t want to leave.’ |
lucybasdensmith@hotmail.com |
Dr Sajid Azeem
(1st August 2005 to 31st July 2006)
‘Everybody makes it through the Registrar year (eventually for some!!) Riverside Medical Centre has a very friendly atmosphere and the team are supportive and flexible – a most enjoyable year so far.’ |
sajidazeem@doctors.org.uk |
Dr Ajith Sivaprasad
(1st August 2006 to 31st July 2007)
‘A well organised, supportive and friendly training practice with an outstanding trainer. I thoroughly enjoyed my registrar year and was sad to leave.’ |
a.sivaprasad@gmail.com |
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Medical Students
In 2005, Dr Jonathan Rouse undertook the role of training and teaching medical students from The London and Barts Hospital, which he has enjoyed and plans to continue. |
F2 Training
Riverside Medical Centre has expressed an interest in developing the Training Practice further by taking on F2 Doctors from August 2006. |
Practice Nurses
The Nurses are qualified trainers who are regularly involved with the training of Student Nurses, who spend up to four weeks with us for their community based practice placement, and qualified Nurses, who are undertaking further courses, especially family planning, sexual health and cervical cytology. They also continue with their own professional education to ensure that their knowledge and skills are kept up-to-date. |
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