LFG Leads
The College/Specialty Tutor is responsible, within their defined area, for overseeing the delivery of the training programmes to all postgraduate medical trainees. They should ensure a learning environment at departmental level which is challenging, supportive and multi-professional. Education Faculty Home- Implementation, monitoring and improving the training programmes in the department in conjunction with the DME, FTPD and Specialty schools
- Working with the Foundation Programme Directors and GP Tutors to ensure that specialty placements fulfil the programme requirements
- Managing trainee performance issues
- Ensuring that an appropriate induction is delivered on every rotation and that trainees are given all the information required for safe practice
- Supporting the educational and clinical supervisors in their role
- Ensuring the quality control of the education and training delivered within that specialty meets the local, regional and national standards
SASH College Tutors are:
Dr Christie Locke
Anaesthetics, joint lead
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MBChB (SA) and FRCA(UK)
Dr Locke is an Anaesthetic Consultant with special interests in paediatrics, gynaecological oncology and ENT surgery.
During her training she completed a fellowship in paediatric anaesthesia at Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital.
Dr Locke has a particular interest in paediatrics and is the anaesthetic representative on the Paediatric Resuscitation Council. She has worked in international countries with OperationSmile, anaesthetising children for repair of cleft palates.
Before starting her consultant post at East Surrey Hospital Dr Locke was a locum consultant at the Royal Marsden Hospital and gained a huge amount of experience in anaesthesia of both adult and paediatric cancer patients.
You can contact Dr Christie Locke & Dr Afolake Bewaji at [email protected] & [email protected]
Dr Afolake Bewaji
Anaesthetics, joint lead
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MB.Bch, FRCA
Dr. Bewaji graduated from the University of Wales, College of Medicine (now Cardiff University) and started as a consultant anaesthetist at SASH, in March 2008. She completed her post-graduate training at the St. George’s school of Anaesthesia/ South West Thames Rotation.
Her areas specialist practice include anaesthesia for gynaecology; paediatrics and obstetric anaesthesia and analgesia. She is a fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists. Other professional memberships include the Association of Anaesthetists, Obstetric Anaesthetists’ Association and the Difficult Airway Society.
She is an educational supervisor and curriculum lead. She is also a member of the Leadership Local Faculty Group for SASH. She instructs on both the Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) and the Advanced Paediatric Life Support (APLS) courses.
You can contact Dr Afolake Bewaji at [email protected]
Dr Naomi Sellars
Clinical Radiology
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Dr Niaomi Sellars
Dr Brian Dalley
Emergency Medicine
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Dr Brian Dalley
General Surgery
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Theophilus Samuels
Intensive Care Management
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Dr Monira Rahman
Medicine, joint lead
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Dr Monira Rahman has been a Gastroenterology Consultant at SaSH since September 2016. Her main interests are Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Education. She qualified in medicine from St. Bart’s Hospital medical school with an Intercalated BSc degree in Pharmacology from King’s College London. She undertook Gastroenterology and G(I)M specialist training split between Oxford and South London deaneries and spent time as a Clinical Research Fellow at Oxford University.
She has 2 daughters and enjoys reading, and spending time with family and friends.
Dr Tak Ellis
Medicine, joint lead
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Dr Tak Ellis trained at St Mary’s Hospital Medical School, now Imperial College, and rotated through North and South London during her training. As an SHO she realised how interesting, complex and rewarding care of the older people was and this sent her down the career path to specialise as a geriatrician. She worked as a geriatrician and stroke consultant in a previous post Kent before relocating to East Surrey Hospital in 2019 to be closer to home,and now work as a geriatrician consultant on Nutfield Ward.
She is a keen jogger and reader and feels it is very important to have work life balance.
Dr Zahra Ameen
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
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Dr Zahra Ameen
Dr Lola Adenuga
Paediatrics
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Dr Sunil Zachariah
Foundation Year One
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Dr Zachariah has carried out the role of Foundation Year 1 Programme Director for last 4-5 years.
Dr Zachariah has been working as Consultant Endocrinologist in SASH since 2008. Prior to this time he carried out research in Guildford in Insulin related weight gain. Dr Zachariah frequently empowers doctors in training in the endocrinology firm to consistently present at national and international meetings. He undertakes both roles of clinical or educational supervisor to FY1s, CMTs, GPST trainees and Endocrine ST trainees. In any spare time he loves painting and watching sports.
Dr Kofi Nimako
Foundation Year Two Programme Director
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Dr Kofi Nimako has been a Consultant Respiratory Physician since August 2013. He manages patients with all aspects of respiratory and general medical problems.
He is responsible for inpatients on Tilgate and Tandridge wards and has outpatient clinics at East Surrey, Crawley and Caterham Dene hospitals. He has a fortnightly bronchoscopy list at East Surrey Hospital.
He gained a BSc degree before graduating in medicine from Liverpool University. He completed specialist training at St George’s and The Royal Brompton hospitals as well as district hospitals in Surrey. Dr Nimako conducted research into lung cancer at the Royal Marsden Hospital, obtaining his MD degree from the Institute of Cancer Research in 2013. He has also gained an MSc degree in Critical Care Medicine from Cardiff University.
His specialist interests include Lung Cancer, Asthma, COPD, Cough and Research.
Shrina Nathwani
Dental
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Shrina Nathwani is a Consultant in Oral Surgery and has worked at SaSH since 2019. Ms Nathwani is also a senior clinical tutor in Oral Surgery at Kings College London. She has a Masters in Health and Medical Education with distinction and is a fellow of the higher education academy.
Her specialist interests include management of the medically compromised patient in oral surgery and dental education. She has a number of publications in peer reviewed journals including ‘Education in the Workplace’ and evidence based management of anticoagulated patients for dental procedures in primary care.
Mr Guy Negretti
Ophthalmology