Prapti (Tia) Gandhi

• Delivered exceptional patient care by maintaining up-to-date knowledge on general practice, this has been fed back on the practice feedback page where I have been named in multiple positive patient reviews.
• As an educational and clinical supervisor I have facilitated training sessions, managed daily debriefing and coordinated educational events for GP registrars to enhance their training journeys.
• Work as the current children's safeguarding lead, I conduct monthly multidisciplinary meetings at a inner city practice with high levels of socio-economical and cultural complexities
• Responded promptly to emergencies, providing immediate medical attention, resulting in emergency hospital attendances
• Proficient in using System One, I have maintained meticulous patient records, ensuring accuracy and confidentiality whilst demonstrating efficient safety net advice and follow ups documentation
• Previously as the nursing doctor lead, I collaborated with the nursing to team to deliver top quality care in high-volume patient-centred practice.
• During the pandemic I delivered immunisations in accordance with local and national standards for care. I continue to deliver and educate patients with regards to the importance of the UK vaccination schedule and seasonal vaccination programmes
• Monitored and enforced medical practice compliance, supporting CQC and NHS/CCG quality monitoring inspections.
• Using PCN services I have signposted nutrition and health advice for improved disease prevention, eg PCN dieticians

The salaried position held was in view of partnership. The responsibilities were similar to the above highlighted but were optional to clinical provisions expected be carried out in line with the BMA salaried contract. Cabinet responsibilities were shadowed and utilised as a learning experience

• Helped establish a supportive environment for patients with serious illnesses, fostering hope and resilience.
• Adhered strictly to ethical guidelines and standards during all interactions with patients; built trust among patient community as a consequence.
• Participated actively in research projects relevant to general practice, contributing to advancements in the field.
• Worked closely with local community services, ensuring comprehensive care provision for patients.
• Assisted in the training of medical students, enhancing overall team competency.
• Generated referrals for patients in need of specialised care and completed paperwork to facilitate seamless transfers.
• Signed repeat prescriptions, death certificates and fitness for work statements to fulfil patient needs and requests.