Doctors — Fiona Forsythe

I qualified from Westminster Medical School in 1978 and completed my GP training posts in and around London and on the south coast. I also spent a year working in general practice in Saskatchewan Canada in 1984. On returning to the UK I worked as a clinical assistant in elderly medicine and in family planning for 3 years later becoming a job sharing GP principal in Haslemere,Surrey for 10 years where I was a school medical officer at a local girl’s boarding school,providing medical care for the Ockenden Venture Refugees. Along with my partners, I ran the local Minor Injuries Unit and a medical and post operative surgical ward at the adjoining hospital.
I moved back up to my native Yorkshire with my husband,also a GP,and 3 children in 2000 where I worked as a GP principal in Goole before moving to Minster Health in 2002.
My main interests are diabetes,women’s health and IUD fittings.