CP Training Hub 2022 Conference

Giles Hazan is a GP in Mid Sussex who also works as a GP with an Extended Role in the Chronic Pain Service for Sussex Partnership Foundation Trust. He is a council member and clinical lead for diplomate members of the Faculty of Sports and Exercise medicine (FSEM) and is involved in the development of training pathways for GPs working in extended roles.

Amanda Savage is a Cambridge based Physiotherapist and Pilates instructor, who specialises in pelvic health. She works with men and women with bladder, bowel or pelvic pain problems as well as caring for antenatal and postnatal mums. She is keen to empower other health professionals to confidently advise their patients and to look after their own pelvic health!

Jenny Aston works 5 sessions a week as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) in a large teaching Practice and has a passion for patient centered health prevention. She runs a wide range of training within practice, for local clinicians and at national conferences. Jenny has set up and lead on group consultations and sits on NHSE’s Advanced Clinical Practice group and regional HEE general practice nurse network. She is also the Royal College of GPs AHP/Nurse Champion.

Dr Lee David is a GP and CBT therapist for NHS Practitioner Health, supporting health professionals coping with mental health difficulties. She is educational director of 10 Minute CBT and is passionate about teaching effective strategies that encourage patient self-management for physical and emotional problems. She is also interested in adolescent wellbeing and has recently developed a new approach using brief CBT to support teenagers and parents.

Emily Handley is a Senior Nursing Workforce Manager at NHS England and NHS Improvement. She is working as part of the Health Care Support Worker (HCSW) Programme within the East of England leading on HCSW retention and development. Emily is an Adult Nurse who started her career as a carer in the community in 2008. She has a background in Acute Care and Clinical Education.

Kathryn Caley is the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Training Hub Lead Nurse, with over 25 years experience in senior nursing and operational management roles. She loves that this role gives her the opportunity to work with health care professionals at every stage of their career and to help create a supportive and fulfilling work environment.

Jan Gower is an experienced nurse who has spent the last 22 years working in general practice, with the last 6 years as an ANP. She has also worked as the primary care lead for general practice nursing, was the first nurse to sit in a commissioning role in England and has worked in higher education delivering modules contributing to advanced practice Master’s programmes. Jan has been a strong voice nationally for the part that practice nurses contribute to the primary care agenda and was awarded the Queen’s Nurse title in 2014 for her contribution to quality patient care in the community. She is currently working with CPTH to deliver the Fellowship programme for newly qualified nurses coming into general practice.

Janet Marsden worked as a GPN and ANP in General Practice in Peterborough for 22 years. She is trained in Diabetes, Asthma, Women’s Health and was the Safeguarding Lead and GSF Lead for the Practice. Janet is passionate about acting as an advocate and safeguarding vulnerable members of society and loved working in general practice, getting to know generations of families, being able to care for them and build relationships and friendships. Since her retirement in 2019 Janet has been working with CPTH, educating student nurses and sharing her skills and knowledge to help them develop their confidence, knowledge and communication skills.

Amanda Gibson is the HEE Advancing Practice Supervision and Assessment Lead for the East of England. Amanda is working as part of the East of England Faculty of Advancing Practice on driving forward the Advancing Practice agenda including supporting quality supervision and assessment in our region. Amanda is a Diagnostic Radiographer who started her career at a local hospital. She has a background in quality improvement, clinical and academic education, strategic oversight of the NHS, primary care and private/voluntary organisations.

Kim Treverton is a Primary Care Lead for Advanced Practice for HEE working across East of England.  Her current role focuses upon supporting multi-professional workplace supervision, improvement of learner assessment and experience, and advising current and future advanced practitioners. She works closely with ICSs, training hubs, and the wider workforce to promote and develop the role of advanced practice in primary care.  She is an ANP and has worked in a variety of clinical settings, predominantly Primary Care.