Shazli Khan

• I have worked as a four session salaried GP at Croft Medical Centre for fourteen years. In this time I have provided comprehensive patient care, by conducting thorough assessments both face to face and on the telephone.
• I have collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to ensure coordinated and effective healthcare delivery for our patients. I enjoy sharing knowledge with others and am keen to learn from my colleagues.
• I have been involved in training medical students, nursing staff and other colleagues, fostering a supportive learning environment within the practice. In recent years I have become a GP trainer and although this has been challenging at times, I have felt privileged in helping to shape future GPs.

• I worked as a six session salaried GP in inner city Stoke -on-Trent. Also covering a university practice for Staffordshire University.
• In this post I also did a regular family planning clinic where I fitted coils and implants.
• I was also involved in supervising foundation year doctors.
• I also locumed in other practices on my days off to gain experience of how other practices work.

• Initially when I was employed by Harley Street Medical Centre this was part of a joint appointment where I did three sessions a week as Communication Skills Lecturer, co-ordinating communication skills sessions for Years 3-5 at Keele Medical School.
• I was involved in planning, delivering and assessing the communication skills course for years 3-5. I also taught basic communication skills to 1st and 2nd years.
• This also involved training tutors involved in delivering these sessions.
• I was also an examiner for OSCEs and was part of the interview panel for Keele Medical School admissions.

This involved six monthly placements in two different GP surgeries. I also had hospital placements in General and Respiratory Medicine, Accident and Emergency and Paediatrics at Pinderfields General Hospital in Wakefield. I also did a further innovative post in Obstetrics and Gynaecology where I work half time in a GP practice and the rest of the time was based on labour ward, GUM clinics, and gynaecology out patients, both in hospital and in the community. I became proficient in coil fitting, ring pessary insertion and endometrial biopsies.