Dr Hannah Leadbetter

Hard-working Medical professional, experienced in assessing clients for their work capability. Extensively skilled in analysing information, identifying inconsistencies and formulating reports to Decision Makers. Rise to challenges with high ability in working under pressure, adapting to new situations and environments. Seeking the move to the medical claims sector, utilising my strengths, building on my knowledge and progressing with my career aspirations.

• Correlation between the endoscopic and histological diagnosis of gastritis

- Publication:

Published in Annals of Diagnostic pathology 16 (2012) 13-15

Available online at www.sciencedirect.com

- Posters:
23rd European Congress of Pathology, Helsinki
29th European Workshop of Gastroenterology and Endotherapy, Brussels

- Presentations:
Medical Conference, University of Southampton (Medical students and Lecturers at the University of Southampton)

• The role of the brain in reproductive aging

- Presentations:
University of Bristol (Final year Anatomical science students and lecturers)

• Audit: Reoperation rate of hernias in Yeovil District Hospital.

• Audit: Re-audit of compliance with cerebral perfusion pressure/ Intracranial pressure targets in patients with severe traumatic brain injury in intensive care

- Project lead

• Clinical effectiveness project: Management of hyponatraemia in subarachnoid haemorrhage patients in Frenchay park hospital

- Clinical lead

• Quality Improvement project: Crash Trolley check list identification

• Students for Kids International Project (SKIP)

I undertook voluntary work in Madagascar for two months.

• Horse-riding

This is a life-long passion of mine, competing at International shows, breeding my own horses and training youngsters through the competitive grades.

• Travelling

I started my current work role with Maximus, as a Peripatetic doctor, and travelled around the country independently to fulfil service needs.

Moved on my own to South Africa for a year, to one of the most deprived areas.

Spent months in South America, Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia; all travels have enhanced my ability to adapt to different ways of life, confidently manage challenging situations and to effectively communicate with people from all walks-of-life.

• Alexandra St Bernard

Maximus Business Assessment Centre Manager,

Wandsworth centre of health and disability assessment centre,

27 – 29 Hardwicks Square,

Wandsworth,

London,

SW18 4AL

Alex.st-bernard@haas.dwp.gov.uk

• Christopher Mosley

Maximus Clinical Supervisor,

Wandsworth centre of health and disability assessment centre,

27 – 29 Hardwicks Square,

Wandsworth,

London,

SW18 4AL

Christophermosely@haas.dwp.gov.uk