Practice staff

Job Title: General Practitioner
Qualifications: MBBS MRCGP MRCP
Additional Notes: Qualified from University of the West Indies in 1999. She undertook post graduate training in General Medicine till 2005 before taking up training in General Practice. Qualified as a GP from West Midlands Deanery in 2007. She then joined the practice in 2007. Her main interests chronic disease management especially cardiology and diabetes. She does joint injections and once a month family planning clinic for coils and implants (DFRSH 2018).

Job Title: General Practitioner
Qualifications: MBChB DRCOG MRCGP Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Science (Frailty)
Additional Notes: Dr Deb-Dhillon joined the practice as a newly-qualified GP in 2018. She completed her medical training at the University of Birmingham and GP training in the West Midlands. She has a passion for the care of older adults and patients with frailty, completing a post-CCT fellowship in conjunction with Health Education England and Keele University in 2019. She is the Caldicott Guardian for the practice and the Palliative Care Lead. She also has interests in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Sexual Health, Medical Education and is able to perform joint injections. In her spare time, she enjoys swimming, hiking and and is busy with her cats!
Languages Spoken: Hindi, English, Bengali

Job Title: General Practitioner
Special Interests: Tim completed a degree in Biology at the University of Bath (2008) beofre completing his medical degree in Warwick (2013). Tim undertook his GP training in Birmingham whilst completing a Masters in Public Health (2019). Tim joined the practice permanently in May 2020 and is undertaking a fellowship in Primary Care. Tim has a passion for educating patients to help self-manage their own care and an interest in child health. In his spare time, he is a keen runner, plays rugby, enjoys walking his dog and going to see live music.
Additional Notes: MBiol MBChB MRCGP MPH

Job Title: General Practitioner
Additional Notes: Dr Mughal graduated from the University of Leicester and trained to become a GP in Birmingham. He is the practice research lead, overseeing all research activity and relations with the National Institute for Health Research Local Clinical Research Network, West Midlands. He is a researcher at the School of Primary, Community and Social Care, Keele University and undertakes regular clinical sessions in the practice.