There has never been greater need for more doctors to be recruited to work in the NHS
Job opportunity!
Lincolnshire Refugee Doctor Project (LRDP) is a Community Interest Company that covers Northern Lincolnshire and Lincolnshire. Its aim is to support and help Refugees who have a medical qualification to achieve the necessary skills and qualifications to reach General Medical Council registration and work within the NHS. We relocate our members from around the UK with the aim of supporting them to settle in the area, taking up posts in our local NHS services.
Due to a change in our structure, we are now looking to recruit an experienced administrator as an additional role to the existing team.
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Emma Riley
Teaching Programme Lead
Emma is originally from Cleethorpes in North East Lincolnshire. She completed her degree in French and German before working mainly in book and magazine editing and project management roles in London and Edinburgh. She also lived and worked in France and Germany. In recent years, Emma decided to return to Lincolnshire to raise her family.
“I feel extremely privileged and proud to be involved in this project. I am very much looking forward to seeing the positive results it will bring about – not only for the Refugee Doctors who will be given this opportunity to rebuild their lives, but also for our own area of North East Lincolnshire, which desperately needs more Doctors.”
Carol Hornsey
Recruitment & Resettlement Lead
Carol comes to the project with a background of over 30 + years NHS experience, which includes clinical roles as a Senior nurse and midwife as well as various senior management roles. Governance and in particular patient safety has always been her passion as well as ensuring safe local services are shaped by patient experience/involvement.
“Following early retirement from the NHS, working in this project supporting refugees to successfully register with the General Medical Council (GMC) and see them go on to work locally as doctors in the NHS, is a true joy. The doctors we support are truly inspirational and their dedication never fails to make me feel so proud of being involved in this wonderful project.”
Dr. Heba Dalati
“My name is Heba Dalati, I am a Syrian doctor living in the UK.
It is been a long journey to qualify my degree and register with the GMC, a journey full of ups and downs, downs were more, but eventually I achieved what I was aiming for, and that is what really matters. I am currently a GP trainee and looking forward to more achievements in the future.I joined the LRDP in the beginning of 2021 as a volunteer helping other doctors in their journey of GMC registration by teaching Plab 1 and Plab 2. I realized my interest in teaching when I was preparing for my exams here in the UK. I started working on my skills and whenever there is an opportunity for me to teach or help others, I seized it.
Now I am proudly one of the clinical Leads in the LRDP.
Being through the GMC registration journey myself allows me to relate more to what our refugee doctors might need and try to help and support them in those areas”
Dr. Yihya Al-Eryani
Clinical Leader
“ I am one of the clinical leaders in the Lincolnshire Refugee Doctor Project and the co-founder of the PLAB 2 preparatory course for the LRDP members. My passion and goal in the LRDP are to support our members through their journey to achieve their GMC registration through our clinical and educational support efforts. Apart from my role with the LRDP, I am a doctor in the NHS.”
Meet The Team
Emma Riley
Teaching Programme Lead
Emma is originally from Cleethorpes in North East Lincolnshire. She completed her degree in French and German before working mainly in book and magazine editing and project management roles in London and Edinburgh. She also lived and worked in France and Germany. In recent years, Emma decided to return to Lincolnshire to raise her family.
“I feel extremely privileged and proud to be involved in this project. I am very much looking forward to seeing the positive results it will bring about – not only for the Refugee Doctors who will be given this opportunity to rebuild their lives, but also for our own area of North East Lincolnshire, which desperately needs more Doctors.”
Carol Hornsey
Recruitment & Resettlement Lead
Carol comes to the project with a background of over 30 + years NHS experience, which includes clinical roles as a Senior nurse and midwife as well as various senior management roles. Governance and in particular patient safety has always been her passion as well as ensuring safe local services are shaped by patient experience/involvement.
“Following early retirement from the NHS, working in this project supporting refugees to successfully register with the General Medical Council (GMC) and see them go on to work locally as doctors in the NHS, is a true joy. The doctors we support are truly inspirational and their dedication never fails to make me feel so proud of being involved in this wonderful project.”
Dr. Yiha Al-Eryani
Clinical Lead
“ I am one of the clinical leaders in the Lincolnshire Refugee Doctor Project and the co-founder of the PLAB 2 preparatory course for the LRDP members. My passion and goal in the LRDP are to support our members through their journey to achieve their GMC registration through our clinical and educational support efforts. Apart from my role with the LRDP, I am a doctor in the NHS.”
Dr. Heba Dalati
“My name is Heba Dalati, I am a Syrian doctor living in the UK.
It is been a long journey to qualify my degree and register with the GMC, a journey full of ups and downs, downs were more, but eventually I achieved what I was aiming for, and that is what really matters. I am currently a GP trainee and looking forward to more achievements in the future.I joined the LRDP in the beginning of 2021 as a volunteer helping other doctors in their journey of GMC registration by teaching Plab 1 and Plab 2. I realized my interest in teaching when I was preparing for my exams here in the UK. I started working on my skills and whenever there is an opportunity for me to teach or help others, I seized it.
Now I am proudly one of the clinical Leads in the LRDP.
Being through the GMC registration journey myself allows me to relate more to what our refugee doctors might need and try to help and support them in those areas”
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