Goodbye and Welcome!

The practice is an approved GP training practice and we train doctors to become GP's. They spend either six or twelve months with us and swap over in August and February of each year. This week we have said goodbye to Dr Pang, Dr Kirkham and Dr Alim - they have now all successfully completed their training. Dr Pang has got a job in Outwood, Wakefield and Dr Kirkham and Dr Alim have got posts in Bradford.

 Dr Richardson has just finished his second year of training. He has another year to do and is going to College Lane Surgery at Ackworth.

 We still have Dr Mou Sinha and Dr Mohammed Shaikh with us. They are both working part-time and will finish their training in November.
Joining us are Dr Suesanne Samara, Dr Katrina Hydon and Dr 'Ronnie' Banerjee who are all in their third year of training and will be with us until July 2015. Also joining us is Dr Aly Damji, he has successfully completed all his GP training but has chosen to do an additional fourth year of training as a GP Commissioning Fellow. He will work three days a week in the practice and two days at NHS Wakefield CCG. 

We wish all the doctors who have left us the best in their future careers and we extend a very warm welcome to those who have just joined us

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