| Name |
Qualification |
Position |
M/F |
Photograph |
| Dr Jill Langridge (Senior partner) | BMedSci MB BS DRCOG MRCGP DFFP | Jill joined the practice as a part-time assistant in 1995 having previously worked here as a GP registrar and became a partner working part time in 1999. She qualified in Nottingham in 1989 where she also did her GP vocational training. She has worked in a variety of hospital posts including dermatology and ear nose and throat before joining the practice. She is married to another local GP and has two children. | Female | |
| Dr Jim Hamilton | MB BS MRCGP DRCOG | Jim joined the practice in July 2004. He qualified at the Middlesex Hospital Medical School in London in 1985, and was a GP in Clifton (Nottingham) for 11 years before coming to Keyworth. Jim is also the Medical Director of the Nottingham NHS Urgent Care Centre, and has worked to develop minor illness nursing at the Out of Hours Service in Nottingham, the Walk in Centre and numerous Practices in Nottingham. His interests outside work include golf, gardening and computing. He is married with two children. | Male | |
| Dr Asifa Akhtar | BSc Pharm (Hons) MRPharms MB ChB DFSRH DRCOG MRCGP | Asifa joined the practice in October 2011 after completing the Nottingham Vocational Training scheme. She qualified from Leicester Warwick Medical School in 2004. She has a background in pharmacy and enjoys teaching. She is married to a GP and has 3 children. | Female | |
| Dr Neil Shroff | BSc, MBBS AFRCSEd. MRCGP | Neil joined the practice in May 2005 as a GP locum, after finishing the Nottingham Vocational Training Scheme. He progressed to assistantship, then partnership in April 2007. He qualified in 1995 at Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School. He initially trained in surgery and completed basic surgical training in Norwich. He specialised in plastic surgery and worked in several hospitals around the UK , but decided family life was more important so trained as a GP. He has a special interest in minor surgery and skin cancer, working closely with Consultant Dermatologists. He has a diploma in Clinical Dermatology (Barts & London). He has pioneered the skin cancer surgery service for local practices which is based at Keyworth along with Dr Hamilton. He sits on national committees for Dermatology, focussing on primary care Dermatology Education & Skin Cancer. He is married with 2 children. | Male | |
| Dr Alan Carr | MB ChB DRCOG | Alan qualified at Manchester Medical School in 1983, and completed his vocational training there before joining his first practice in the West Midlands in 1987, where he was a partner for 20 years. He moved to Nottingham in 2008 following his marriage to a local resident the previous year, and worked as a locum in several Nottingham city practices. He joined Keyworth Medical Practice initially as a locum in 2009. He has three grown up children. As a true Stretford -Ender he is allowed to support Manchester United. | Male | |
| Dr Louise Glasgow | BA(Oxon) BM BCh MRCPCH DRCOG MRCGP DFFP | Louise qualified in Oxford in 1997 and initially trained in Paediatrics in Nottingham before moving into General Practice. She has a special interest in paediatrics, child health and dermatology. She moved from a partnership in north Nottingham to come to Keyworth in July 2011. She is married to a consultant who works at Queens Medical Centre and they have three young boys. | Female | |
| Dr Sukhveer Sandhu | MBChB MRCGP DRCOG | Sukhveer joined the surgery in January 2015. He qualified at Birmingham Medical School in 2009 and completed his vocational training in 2014. He then moved back to Nottingham having recently married. His wife is currently doing her anaesthetic training at the Queens. In addition to working at Keyworth, he works as a locum GP at various Nottingham city practices. His interest outside of work includes football, cricket and travelling and is an avid Manchester United supporter. He is also keen on teaching in primary care and is looking to incorporate this into his work at Keyworth in the near future. | Male | |
| Dr Gurvinder Sahota | MBChB DRCOG MRCGP | Gurvinder joined the practice in August 2015 after having completed his General Practice speciality training in Nottingham. He qualified from the University of Birmingham in 2009 and initially trained in surgery before moving into General Practice. He currently works between Keyworth and the University of Nottingham Medical School, where he is a Clinical Assistant Professor. He has a keen interest in undergraduate teaching, research and medical ethics. | Male | |
| Dr Suzanne Sivanandan | MA (cantab) MBBS AICSM DFSRH MRCGP | Suzanne studied pre-clinical medicine at Cambridge University and then studied clinical medicine at Imperial College London, completing her training in 2010. She spent her first two years as a Doctor working in the North West then moved back to London to complete her GP vocational training at King's College Hospital, finishing in August 2015. Whilst completing her GP vocational training she completed a diploma in sexual and reproductive health, completed a postgraduate course in Diabetes and became a forensic medical examiner for cases of sexual assault. Her husband's work has brought her to Nottingham, he is also a Doctor, specialising in clinical oncology, they have 1 child. | Female | |
| Dr Jennifer Moore | BA (Hons), BSc (Med Sci), MBChB, MRCGP, DFSRH | Jennifer studied pre-clinical medicine at the University of St Andrews prior to completing her clinical training at the University of Edinburgh Medical School, qualifying in 2009. She undertook her junior doctor years in a variety of hospital posts in Edinburgh including orthopaedics, paediatrics and medicine for elderly. Jennifer subsequently moved to Leicestershire for her GP speciality training, during which she completed her post graduate diploma in sexual and reproductive health. Before deciding to become a doctor, Jennifer was an A&E staff nurse in Liverpool for two years.
Jennifer is a local girl, having grown up in Radcliffe-on-Trent and attended Loughborough High School. She returned to Rushcliffe and joined the practice in February 2018. She is married with three young sons. In her spare time, she enjoys golf and running.
| Female | |
