WINNER
Jean McDonald
North Middlesex University Hospital
Jean McDonald was the first Black woman to be appointed a consultant urological surgeon in the NHS, back in January 1995, meaning she is approaching the completion of three decades as an inspirational and high-achieving pioneer within the NHS and within her surgical field.
It’s a tremendously opportune time to look back and celebrate the unique contribution she has made as a surgeon, a leader, an educator and philanthropist, says the trust. “She is a unique clinician, who has changed lives of patients, staff and peers, past, present and future, and highly deserving of this prestigious accolade.”
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Highly commended: Waqas Akhtar: Guy’s and St Thomas’ Foundation Trust
Finalists:
- Dr Stephanie Lamb: The Well Centre
- Matthew Allen: Salford Care Organisation
- Dr Patricia McCaffrey: Southern Health and Social Care Trust
- Dr Lynette Linkson: One Bromley
- Dr Afifa Qazi: Kent and Medway and Social Care Partnership Trust
- Dr Vellingiri Raja Badrakalimuthu: Surrey & Borders Partnership FT
- Dr Aditi Shah: South West London Integrated Care Board & Acute Provider Collaborative in collaboration with Community Pharmacy South West London & NHSE/SCWCSU
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