Members of Boston PCN 

Boston PCN is a collaboration of all the practices in our PCN area, these include all GP partners and  practice managers.

To support them in delivering additional services there is a PCN Management Team.

This is the team:

Dr Zubair Alam - Clinical Director

I qualified as a GP nearly 15 years ago and have been a GP partner at Swineshead Medical Group for over 13 years. I am a qualified GP trainer for registrars and other auxiliary staff and have a keen understanding of how different role compliments each other to create a team that can provide the best care to patients, not only clinically but within the wider health and social care system. I have a special interest in diabetes and dermatology and have completed diplomas in both. During this training I gained and understanding of the importance of integrated teams and how complimentary relationships between Primary and Secondary care, can reduce pressure on hospitals and provide local care for our patients. 

I feel this post will allow me to further enhance the healthcare services provided locally. It provides an opportunity to bridge the gap between local health provider and the hospitals and implement the change necessary to match the demands and expectations of the patients.

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Dr Divya Kuttappan - Deputy Clinical Director

Dr Kuttappan obtained her basic Medical Degree from India in 2000 and completed GP training in Boston in 2016. Since then she has been working as salaried GP in Lincolnshire. She has done a Fellowship in Diabetes in 2018 and is currently a GP Educator. She has special interest in population health management and Lifestyle Medicine. She was actively involved in setting up of the Boston Junior Parkrun and is one of the Event Directors.

 

Jodie Linley - Director of Strategy and Partnerships 

 

Jacqueline Jacobs - PCN Manager

Jacqueline Jacobs - PCN Manager

I have a first Degree in Sociology, Diploma in Midwifery and a Master’s Degree in public procurement law.  I have worked in the NHS since 2000.  Initially trained and worked as a Midwife at Derby City Hospital.  I moved into public health and set up and ran a Stop Smoking in Pregnancy Service across North Derbyshire.  I also worked on multiple public health projects for South Staffordshire PCT.  Relocating to Lincolnshire in 2010, I worked as a commissioner for NHS Peterborough focusing on end of life care.  I have worked for Marie Curie for nine years in a variety of roles including service redesign, contracting and latterly as business manager for nursing services across the Midlands and East of England as well as a hospice in Solihull.  

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Ben Sandall - Digital and Transformational lead 

I obtained my degree in Business and Enterprise Management in 2017. Since then I have held numerous project manager posts within the NHS working across a total of 42 General Practices. I have procured care navigation training for over 400 members of staff, set up home visiting services covering a population of 210,00 people, work with countless teams to optimise digital opportunities to increase efficiency/patient safety.  I have also worked in the finance sector as a day trader, having a sound understanding of risk management combined with a winning strategy to generate returns for clients. As a local resident I am passionate and the progressing the digital maturity of our PCN.