Meet The Doctors

The Headlands Surgery is a partnership of two male doctors and two female doctors.      

Doctors

Dr J J Hart (m)
MB ChB (Leicester 1984) DLO DRCOG FRCGP

Dr M J Slip (m)
MB ChB (Leicester 1999)

Dr Aisha Durrani (f)
MBBS (1993), MRCGP, DRCOG, DFSRH, MSc Sports and Exercise Medicine, PGCert in Medical Education

Dr Adeel Iqbal (m)
MBBS, MRCGP, DRCOG, DFSRH, Dip. Cardiology (London). 
Qualified in 1998 from King Edward Medical College, Lahore, Pakistan. 
Special Interest in Cardiology.

Dr A Dhanushkodi (m)
MBBS 2003, MRCGP 2019                                                                                                                                                                                                   Associated GP

Training

New GPs

Our practice is a training practice for new GPs. This means that doctors who are fully qualified and training to become general practitioners, will be consulting at the surgery and may also be sitting in on surgeries of the existing doctors. They, or the other doctors, may be recording the consultations for training purposes. You will be asked for your permission prior to seeing the doctor if a registrar doctor is sitting in or recording is planned. If you are unhappy with the registrar being present or recording let the receptionist know at the time of your appointment and it will not occur.

The recording is only used by the tutor doctor and general practitioner registrar - it is then erased. Occasionally we have visiting doctors to assess us to ensure our standards are acceptable. These are the only other people who will see the video. We enjoy having these doctors with us - it helps them and keeps us on our toes - please consult with them as any other doctor in the practice.

Medical Students

The practice provides placements for medical students. The students may carry out consultations with the GP which may be recorded. These students will sit in with the doctor during consultations and may accompany them on home visits.

Students

Occasionally the practice nurses, health visitors, midwives and district nurses may have students working with them.