Meet the Team

Judith, a Registered Nurse and Queen’s Nurse with 25 years’ experience in Primary Care in across Kent & Medway, is the ICS Training Hub Lead and Clinical Lead for HEE in the Training Hub supporting and growing all multi-professional roles. She previously held the Clinical Director role in Canterbury South PCN, leading through the pandemic and has completed additional qualifications including a Diploma in Counselling and aim​s to empower friends, families, and colleagues to develop and support their own wellbeing.

Judith is a Queen’s Nurse.

Jane has been a GP in West Kent for over 20 years. She is Associate Dean, Locality Training Hub Lead and one of the GP Tutors for West Kent. She has a focus on developing simulation and leads the multiprofessional KSS Primary Care Simulation Faculty. She is an Executive Committee member of the Association of Simulated Practice in Healthcare (ASPIH), chairs the Oversight Committee for the 16 Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and co-chairs the Primary and Community Care SIG.

Jihad has been a GP for almost 20 years and is now working at Whitstable Medical Practice whilst sharing the role of GP Tutor for East Kent.
He has a special interest in health economics, inequalities and mental health and has completed the EK VTS, followed by Psychiatric training and Section 12 Approval. Jihad sits on the Kent and Medway Primary Care Training Hub GPwER Accreditation Panel.

Alicia qualified as a GP in 2014, completed a Quality Improvement Fellowship and gained a PG Cert in postgraduate medical education. Her role is GP tutor for East Kent which involves being the Clinical Lead for the Kent and Medway New to Practice Programme and working with the Training Hub to deliver training and development opportunities for the Primary Care workforce.

Kuljinder is a Medway GP who works across both Peninsula PCN and MPA PCN, having completed the Medway GPVTS programme in 2018. Alongside his clinical duites he has held roles on a board of directors and is a former PCN clinical director. He has completed the postgraduate certificate in strategic leadership and multi-professional education in healthcare. He was appointed to the role of GP tutor for medway in march 2026.

Krish is a GP partner in North Kent at the Jubilee Medical Group He works in a number of clinical leadership roles in DGS as well as the wider Kent and Medway footprint.

Stefanie has been a GP partner in Paddock Wood, Kent, for the past 11 years and has always been passionate about education. For the last 6 years, she has been a GP trainer after completing her PG Cert in Medical Education, supporting GP trainees in their development. Since 2020, Stefanie has been involved with KMMS as a PCN supervisor and acting as a joint Community Education Facilitator (CEF) for Tonbridge PCN until last year. She is currently a GP tutor for West Kent and is pursuing her master’s degree, concentrating on multiprofessional learning within primary care.

Sara, a Registered Nurse, has been working with the Training Hub since 2014.
She is passionate about supporting people to develop and look at ways to help individuals “get into and go further’” within the NHS.
Sara oversees Levels of Practice, especially Advanced and Enhanced Practice, Apprenticeships for clinical and non-clinical staff, General Practice Nurse support and placement opportunities including pre-registration and work-experience. Sara is the Independent Prescribing Lead.

Sara is a Queen’s Nurse.

With a background in general nursing, midwifery and health visiting, Ann’s experience spans over 30 years in Primary Care, managing school nurses and health visitors, working as a practice placement facilitator, and being part of South Thames Research Network. She has worked more recently as a practice manager serving a practice population of 23000 patients, before taking her current role as a Primary care Workforce Programme Lead.

Ann is a Queen’s Nurse.

Rachael is a registered Adult Nurse working in General Practice (GP) one day a week and 4 days a week for KMPCTH as GPN Workforce Lead. She has worked in General Practice since 2004, starting as a Healthcare Assistant (HCA) before training to become a Registered Nurse (RN) in 2008.
Rachael is a Queen’s Nurse.

A Registered Nurse and Senior Primary Care Workforce Programme Lead, Sharon started as an apprentice in the NHS in 1978. She moved into Primary Care nursing in 1992 and fell in love with the job. Being a Nurse is a privilege to her and she still has patient contact on top of a day job that she loves, as it allows her to support the development of both the existing and future primary care workforce for Kent and Medway.

Sharon is a Queen’s Nurse.

Claire is an experienced NHS programme and transformation leader with a background in primary care workforce development, education and system-wide collaboration. As Primary Care Workforce Transformation Lead at Kent and Medway Primary Care Training Hub, she supports strategic workforce programmes that strengthen education and training, develop leadership capability and build a sustainable workforce for the future.

Working closely with Primary Care Networks, NHS organisations, universities and system partners, Claire is passionate about creating opportunities for professional development, strengthening educational infrastructure and supporting the transition towards integrated neighbourhood health services.

Claire is currently completing an MSc in Professional Practice at the University of Kent, researching the impact of leadership styles on workforce retention during the development of Neighbourhood Health Services. She has a particular interest in compassionate and inclusive leadership, workforce sustainability and the importance of collaboration in delivering meaningful and lasting change across health and care systems.

An APM-qualified Project Manager, Katy has worked on a variety of business change-related projects within public sector organisations. In her current role, she manages some of the most popular Training Hub programmes: the New to Practice Programme, which requires collaborative work to plan the sessions and book a variety of facilitators, the Academic Fellowships and the CEF lunchtime sessions.

Prior to joining the NHS in 2008, DK held a career in finance with international pharmaceutical and manufacturing firms. DK’s strategic initiatives were pivotal in cultivating a well-rounded and diverse workforce through apprenticeships in Primary Care.

Presently, DK’s portfolio encompasses the analysis of data for primary care workstreams, the identification of areas requiring training and development, and the implementation of necessary changes across Kent and Medway.

Emanuele supports workforce training and development projects across Kent and Medway and is in charge of the Training Hub’s communications.

With a master’s in marketing and advertising (CELSA-Sorbonne Paris IV) and professional background in marketing and communications, she has worked in the FMCG, pharmaceutical, tourism and education sectors in France, Canada and the UK before joining the NHS.

Throughout her NHS career, Charlotte has worked across a variety of administrative and patient-focused roles, including business support, office management, and patient experience. She enjoys building positive relationships, improving processes, and providing high-quality support to colleagues and patients.