Meet the Team

Lead Training Programme Director (LTPD)

Dr Natalie Hawkrigg

Main Base - Carlisle

GP Partner at Caldbeck Surgery since 2000
Trainer/Educational Supervisor since 2002
Training Programme Director since 2008

Lead Training Programme Director since August 2020

Natalie is responsible for the overall management and development of the Programme, Trainer appraisals and development, and HEE and national networking.

 

 

Training Programme Director (TPD)

Dr Heather Naylor

GP Partner at Distington near Whitehaven

Trainer/Educational Supervisor since 2012

Training Programme Director since March 2019

Heather is responsible for development of the teaching programme and supporting trainees

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Training Programme Director (TPD)

Dr George Moss

GP Partner at Haltwhistle

Training Programme Director since 2020

Trainer/Educational Supervisor since 2021

George leads on rotation planning and practice capacity. 

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Training Programme Director (TPD)

Dr Tom Gallagher

GP Partner at Mansion House Surgery, Whitehaven

Medical Officer with Cockermouth Mountain Rescue Team

Training Programme Director since 2021

Trainer/Educational Supervisor since 2017

Tom is responsible for Trainer Development and support. 

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Training Programme Director (TPD)

Dr Rachel Garth

Salaried Partner at Eden Medical Practice 

ACP/PA GP Educator 2020 - 2021

Training Programme Director since 2021

Trainer/Educational Supervisor since 2020

Dr Rachel Garth

Training Programme Director (TPD)

Dr Caroline Bateman 

GP Salaried Partner and Clinical Lead for Same Day Health Centre, West Cumberland Hospital 

Module Lead and Tutor for University of Central Lancashire

Training Programme Director since 2021

Clinical Supervisor since 2019

 

 

Training Programme Director (TPD)

Dr Ebele Dunkwu

Training Programme Director since 2022

Differential Attainment Champion - working on solutions and innovations to reduce differential attainment. 

 

Programme Support Officer 

Emma Clarke

PSO since 2018

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