I am the Administrator for the HIOW Training Hub and Primary Care . I provide administrative support across a range of education and workforce development programmes, helping to coordinate training, communications, meetings, and key projects that support primary care colleagues across the region.

With a strong background in business, administration, management. I am passionate about helping teams work more efficiently to receive high-quality support. I enjoy using digital tools and technology to streamline processes, improve reporting, and enhance collaboration.

Outside of work, I enjoy watching movies and K-dramas, exploring different cultures through storytelling, and keeping up to date with emerging technologies and business trends.

I am the Primary Care Training Hub Associate Dean but also wear other hats as a GP, appraiser, mentor, as well as a trained coach. I’m passionate about supporting the development of people and teams, and I particularly enjoy coaching conversations that spark fresh thinking, unlock potential, and inspire meaningful change, whether in person or online.
What I love most about my work is helping others grow and seeing the positive impact that has on individuals, teams, and ultimately patient care.

Fun fact: I’m a keen Scrabble player and have been known to get a little too competitive when there’s a triple-word score in sight!

Outside work, I’m an avid reader and always have a book on the go. My guilty pleasure is getting completely absorbed in a good box set and telling myself, “just one more episode”… usually several episodes later!

I am a Clinical Learning Environment Lead and registered pharmacy technician, passionate about supporting learners across healthcare. Working alongside a wide range of healthcare professionals is one of the highlights of my role, and I love deepening my understanding of how each part of the workforce supports and complements the others to deliver safe, high-quality care.
Outside of work, I am a keen jewellery maker. My hobby has grown into something I love sharing with others, and I sell my handmade pieces at markets. It’s a creative outlet that balances the pace of healthcare nicely.
When I’m not working or making, you’ll usually find me out on a walk with Peggy, my small dog and constant companion.

I am Angie. I am a Nurse who is passionate about learning, education and helping people grow. My NHS journey started as a hospital cleaner, I became a Healthcare Assistant and later qualified as a Nurse. From this journey, I have a huge amount of respect for every role within a team and understand how much of a difference support, encouragement and opportunity can make.

I love seeing people develop their confidence, learn new skills and achieve things they didn’t think were possible. I’m a big believer that it’s never too late to learn something new and that there’s always a way to get where you want to be.

Outside of work, I am a mum of five, a grandma to five, as well as quite a few 4 legged grandbabies. I love a good book, and attempting to learn painting with watercolours, I enjoy adventures in my classic campervan and classic Mini. I hold a medal in tea drinking and if cake is included even better.

After starting my professional career in NHS management, I made the transition into medicine and qualified as a GP in 2017. Since then, I have developed a portfolio career that includes roles as a GP Partner, GP Trainer, GP Appraiser, Menopause Specialist, and GP Tutor within the Training Hub.

I am committed to advancing education and workforce development within primary care. In my Training Hub role, I support practices and Primary Care Networks in creating high-quality educational environments that enable learners to thrive and support the continued development of a skilled and sustainable workforce.

When I am not working, you’ll often find me outdoors, either in the mountains or on the water. I am a mum of three and enjoy travelling, discovering new places, and taking on adventures with my family.

I am the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Primary Care Training Hub Lead and bring more than 20 years’ experience working in education.

I care deeply about creating an effective, supportive team and helping others to develop and fulfil their potential. I believe that when we get this right, primary care staff are better equipped and supported to provide the best possible care for our patients.

Outside work, I love reading—preferably in the garden during the summer or in a patch of winter sunshine with a cat on my lap. I also enjoy cooking and exploring new places.

Fun fact: I once visited Kazakhstan to learn about its education system and was interviewed by a local television channel. I was then recognised by another passenger on the flight home—my brief encounter with international fame!

Guilty pleasure: I find it almost impossible to leave a bookshop empty-handed, however many unread books are already waiting for me at home.