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List of Designated Bodies Below You Will Find an A-Z List of Designated Bodies (DB), Their Responsible Officer (RO) and the DB Email Address That We Hold List of designated bodies Below you will find an A-Z list of designated bodies (DB), their Responsible Officer (RO) and the DB email address that we hold. Please take care when using the following email addresses, especially if you intend to send confidential information. Sometimes the email addresses we hold become out of date. Please check with the intended recipient if in doubt. If there is no email address it is because we do not hold one. We have approved a number of suitable persons. You can find our list of GMC approved suitable persons at: http://www.gmc-uk.org/Revalidation___Suitable_Person_details___DC4964.pdf_53912287.pdf We update this list on a weekly basis. This list was last updated on 20 September 2021. Details of responsible officers are provided to the GMC by each designated body. The GMC is not responsible for the appointment of responsible officers. If you have any queries regarding the responsible officer details for an individual designated body please contact the designated body. RO Title RO First Name RO Last Name RO UID DB Email Address 21st Century Clinic Ltd Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] 4 Ways Healthcare Ltd Dr John Timmis 2273581 [email protected] 4Recruitment Services Ltd Dr Timothy Nuthall 3691263 [email protected] 58 Queen Square Mr Nigel Mercer 2626770 [email protected] Abicare Health Solutions Ltd Dr Harrison Offiong 7059321 [email protected] ABL Health Ltd Dr Francis Andrews 3334715 [email protected] About Health Ltd Dr Uma Krishnamoorthy 4754750 [email protected] Acacium Group Dr Marina Hudson 4458030 [email protected] Accellacare Dr Paul Ivan 6061143 [email protected] Accomplish Group Support Limited t/a Lakeside Dr Olufemi Oluwatayo 4587686 [email protected] Acorns Childrens Hospice Adept Locums Dr Shahid Khan 6059533 [email protected] Advanced Personnel Management Group (UK) Ltd Dr Shahid Khan 6059533 [email protected] Aesthetic Health Ltd Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Aesthetic Medical Corporation Ltd Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] AFC Bournemouth Limited Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Agenda Medical Locums Agile Workforce Services Ltd Mr Jonathan Brooks 1624612 [email protected] Airedale NHS Foundation Trust Dr Margaret Crossley 3539046 [email protected] Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust Dr Urmi Das 4392280 [email protected] Alexandra Healthcare Ltd Dr Sabri El-Sherif 2529770 Allergy and Immunology Associates Ltd Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Alliance Medical Ltd Dr Peter Strouhal 4107255 [email protected] AMC Healthcare Limited Dr Ian Grant 2377825 [email protected] American Cosmetic Surgery Ltd T/A 111 Harley St. Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Anaesthetists Agency Ltd Mr Jonathan Brooks 1624612 [email protected] Aneurin Bevan Local Health Board Dr James Calvert 3676178 [email protected] Angelis Medical Ltd t/a Gold Angels Aesthetics Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Anglia Community Eye Service Ltd Dr Lorcan Sheppard 4202758 Anglian Community Enterprise (CIC) Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Anna Freud Centre Dr Richard Bevington 3680423 [email protected] Apex Medical Locums Dr Shahid Khan 6059533 [email protected] Apricity Fertility UK Limited Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Arevna Partners Professor Rehan Kazi 6040524 [email protected] Arthur Rank Hospice Charity Dr David Vickers 2600718 [email protected] Ascroft Medical Dr Krystyna Allsobrook 5206127 [email protected] Ashford and St Peter's Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Dr David Fluck 3124822 [email protected] Aspen Healthcare Ltd Dr Charlotte Rayner 3080638 [email protected] Assisted Reproduction and Gynaecology Centre Mr Mohamed El-Taranissi 3598391 Assured Occupational Health Ltd Dr Francis O'Kelly 4702791 [email protected] AstraZeneca UK Ltd [email protected] Athona Ltd Dr Fahed Youssef 4681645 [email protected] Atos Healthcare [email protected] Aurora Care and Education OpCo Limited Dr Francis O'Kelly 4702791 [email protected] Avicenna Clinic Dr Francis O'Kelly 4702791 [email protected] Avoca Managed Services Ltd Avon and Somerset Constabulary [email protected] Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust Dr Sarah Constantine 3563443 [email protected] AXA Health Dr Yousef Habbab 6034612 [email protected] B.Aesthetics Ltd Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Babylon Dr Mobasher Butt 6078809 [email protected] Baltic Medical Centre Ltd Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Bardavio Ltd Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust Dr Fawad Hussain 6060530 [email protected] Barnet, Enfield, Haringey Mental Health NHS Trust Dr Mehdi Veisi 6096950 [email protected] Barnsley Hospice Dr Subhashini Thiyagesh 5189130 @swyt.nhs.uk Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Dr Simon Enright 3329926 [email protected] Barts Health NHS Trust Dr Simon Harrod 2889317 [email protected] BE Clinic Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Mr Paul Tisi 3279612 [email protected] Belfast Health and Social Care Trust Dr Christopher Hagan 3465820 Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Dr Minocher Irani 4282008 [email protected] Betsi Cadwaladr University Local Health Board Dr Nicholas Lyons 3273719 [email protected] BHSF Occupational Health Ltd Dr Geoffrey Helliwell 2701145 [email protected] Bilan Medica Centre Ltd Dr Shahid Khan 6059533 [email protected] Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation trust Dr Hilary Grant 3699663 [email protected] Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Dr Douglas Simkiss 3195468 Birmingham St Mary's Hospice Dr Simon Ball 3323078 Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust Dr Steven Cray 3248586 [email protected] Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Dr Mark Weaver 2940825 [email protected] Blackberry Clinic Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Dr Simon Gardner 3352377 [email protected] Blackpool Trinity Hospice Dr Simon Gardner 3352377 Bluecross Locums Ltd Dr Ian Grant 2377825 [email protected] Bodyvie Ltd Dr Andrzej Weber 2693226 [email protected] Boehringer Ingelheim Ltd UK [email protected] Bolton NHS Foundation Trust Dr Francis Andrews 3334715 [email protected] Bond Search & Selection Ltd Dr Shahid Khan 6059533 [email protected] Bourn Hall Clinic Dr Babbur Vijayalakshmi 5206107 [email protected] Bradford District Care Trust Dr Charles Sims 3495591 [email protected] Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Dr Raymond Smith 3284913 [email protected] Breakspear Medical Group Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Trust Dr Aruna Hodgson 3336724 [email protected] British Army [email protected] British Association of Body Sculpting (BABS) Dr Karim Stavron 4069885 [email protected] British College of Aesthetic Medicine Dr Philip Dobson 3279643 [email protected] British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) [email protected] Bromley Healthcare Community Interest Company Dr Catherine Jenson 4020259 [email protected] Brook Dr Anatole Menon-Johansson 4674029 Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust Dr Andrew McLaren 3277294 [email protected] BUPA Dr Arun Thiyagarajan 7177399 [email protected] Bury Hospice Dr Peter Turkington 4031295 [email protected] Butterwick Hospice Care Dr Anandapuram Dwarakanath 3134489 Cabinet Office Dr John Burgess 2456658 [email protected] Cadogan Clinic Mr Bryan Mayou 1414396 [email protected] Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust Dr David Birkenhead 3280122 [email protected] Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Dr John Firth 2724300 [email protected] Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust Dr Julie Hankin 4214551 [email protected] Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust Dr David Vickers 2600718 [email protected] Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust Dr Vincent Kirchner 3652101 [email protected] CAMHS Professionals Professor Rehan Kazi 6040524 [email protected] Cape Medical Services Dr Stephen Agoston 3473368 [email protected] Capita Healthcare Dr Robert Goodall 2506450 [email protected] Cardiff and Vale University Local Health Board Dr Richard Skone 6055325 [email protected] Cardinal Clinic Miss Jane Perera 4368649 [email protected] Care & Custody Health Ltd Dr Margaret Stark 2723677 [email protected] CARE Fertility Dr Mark Wilcox 2805922 [email protected] Care In Mind Dr David Kingsley 4030380 Care Plus Group Dr Mark Findley 3260087 [email protected] Care Quality Commission (CQC) Dr Nigel Acheson 3324969 [email protected] Carepro Ltd Dr Venkateswara Rao
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