GP review team

Dr Heatley; BA (Cambridge 1983 , MBChB (Glasgow 1986) MRCP (1989) MRCGP (1990) DRCOG(1990)

Dr Heatley worked in acute medicine in Glasgow for three years following his JHO jobs, including a year in infectious diseases. He has maintained an interest in cardiology. His practice records ECGs in house, which he has analysed throughout his 23 years as GP Partner (at Birley Health Centre), with occasional supervision from consultant colleagues. He set up a Cardiomemo service for rhythm investigation in the Hallam and South Locality and worked on the heart failure pathway. He has contributed a chapter on palpitations to the BMJ/WILEY ABC of Emergency Differential Diagnosis. Dr Heatley is also Lead GP for Elective Care at NHS Sheffield CCG.

Dr Weir trained at Nottingham Medical School and followed a surgical based training for several years in various hospitals in the UK. Subsequently he trained for general practice and managed a single handed practice in Sheffield for five years before joining a larger local multi partner practice. Dr Weir has maintained an interest in minor operative procedures in general practice and MSK injections. He has provided these services to local and citywide practices for several years.

Dr Story qualified as a GP in 1999 and is now in her third partnership at Chapelgreen Practice. She worked as an SHO for 9 months in dermatology and then continued her interest by becoming a GPCA from 1999. She has continued to work in this role, including 2 years with SCH. She has a keen interest in service improvement and works for NHS Sheffield CCG. She is a member of the LMC and is keen to hear all GP and patient opinions on services. Dr Story's motivation to be involved with CASES is to enhance the patient pathway and to improve the communication and continued learning between primary and secondary care.

Dr Davison has been a Partner at Crystal Peaks Medical Centre since 2002, and has worked at Sheffield GP Collaborative since 2001. He has an interest in ENT, with a range of relevant qualifications and experience. Following his 1996 House Officer Post in ENT at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield; Dr Davison completed his Postgraduate Diploma in ENT at Middlesex University in 2002. He has been GP Clinical Assistant at RHH (2003-2009) and GPwSI ENT- Sheffield Community ENT Clinic based Duke Medical Centre (2005-2008) Dr Davison also conceived and delivered “ENT for Primary Care Physicians” study day course for GP trainees for several years through Sheffield VTS and has run numerous postgraduate ENT educational sessions for GPs in the region.

Dr Sloan is a GP Partner at the Sloan Medical Centre and has been a GP for 38 years. She has a career-long interest in gastroenterology and is a committee member of the Primary Care Society for Gastroenterology. Dr Sloan has worked as a Hospital Practitioner at STH since 1983, undertaking upper / lower GI endoscopy and out patient clinics and she developed and ran a Community Gastroenterology Service.

Dr Lee completed his undergraduate and VTS training in Sheffield and is a partner at Nethergreen Surgery. He has recently returned from sabbatical in Australia and is looking forward to helping improve patient care in an ever-changing NHS.  A member of the Primary Care Gastroenterology Society, he looks forward to being involved with the educational and service improvement opportunities that CASES provides.

Dr Younis qualified from the University of Sheffield in 2008. He is truly a local GP having been born and bred in Sheffield. He undertook all his undergraduate and postgraduate training in South Yorkshire. Dr Younis worked in gastroenterology as a Junior Doctor and has always maintained an interest since. He has worked as a GP at Heeley Green Surgery since 2012. Dr Younis also works at the Sheffield GP Collaborative. He is a medical student tutor and examiner for the University of Sheffield Medical School. Dr Younis sits on the Continuing Healthcare Eligibility and Retrospective panels for NHS Sheffield CCG. He is keen to enhance the patient experience and improve the communication between primary and secondary care. ​

Dr Reynolds is a Sheffield graduate and has worked at Tramways Medical Centre as a salaried GP since 2009. She is a member of West CCG Locality commissioning group, involved in developing the CASES programme, and is currently the CASES Cardiology lead. She has always had an interest in gynaecology and wants to shape services so they are more accessible and sustainable in the future. Dr Reynolds also does out of hours work where she trains Registrars, and teaches communication skills to medical students.

Dr Lee completed his undergraduate and VTS training in Sheffield and is a partner at Nethergreen Surgery. He has recently returned from sabbatical in Australia and is looking forward to helping improve patient care in an ever-changing NHS.  A member of the Primary Care Gastroenterology Society, he looks forward to being involved with the educational and service improvement opportunities that CASES provides.

Dr Shenoda has been working in General Practice in Sheffield for 11 years. He is a salaried GP at Dovercourt Group Practice. He has a background in renal medicine as a Registrar at STH. He is about primary care education, developing pathways and improving patient care.

Dr Rowan Kenny is a Sheffield Graduate and GP partner and trainer working at Carterknowle and Dore Medical Centre.  He has special interests in education having worked in undergraduate and postgraduate training for number of years working with medical students, physician associates and GP trainees. He has had an interest in men's health for many years and ran a pilot service for Erectile dysfunction in Rotherham at a previous partnership.