
Appointed BEH January 2022
Farah is a practising GP in Camden. She is also Co-Chair of Camden Local Medical Committee and member of the General Medical Council Black and Ethnic Minorities Doctors’ Forum. Having previously lived in the UAE and India, she has experience in both national and international healthcare systems. She draws on her clinical experience to influence national health policy, strategy and implementation.
Farah’s interests are in culture, sustainability and transformation and she is passionate about the use of technology and data to improve patient outcomes. Farah is a Barnet resident and in a past life, she used to be a competitive swimmer and national level athlete.
Appointed BEH January 2022
Farah is a practising GP in Camden. She is also Co-Chair of Camden Local Medical Committee and member of the General Medical Council Black and Ethnic Minorities Doctors’ Forum. Having previously lived in the UAE and India, she has experience in both national and international healthcare systems. She draws on her clinical experience to influence national health policy, strategy and implementation.
Farah’s interests are in culture, sustainability and transformation and she is passionate about the use of technology and data to improve patient outcomes. Farah is a Barnet resident and in a past life, she used to be a competitive swimmer and national level athlete.
Appointed BEH January 2022
Farah is a practising GP in Camden. She is also Co-Chair of Camden Local Medical Committee and member of the General Medical Council Black and Ethnic Minorities Doctors’ Forum. Having previously lived in the UAE and India, she has experience in both national and international healthcare systems. She draws on her clinical experience to influence national health policy, strategy and implementation.
Farah’s interests are in culture, sustainability and transformation and she is passionate about the use of technology and data to improve patient outcomes. Farah is a Barnet resident and in a past life, she used to be a competitive swimmer and national level athlete.
Our Board is made up of a Chair, Deputy Chair, Senior Independent Director, Non-Executive Directors and Executive Directors, including the Chief Executive.
Our Executive Directors are the most senior managers in the Trust and they are responsible for working with the Non-Executive Directors to translate the Trust's strategic vision into day-to-day operational practices.
The Board has assessed its balance, completeness and appropriateness to the requirements of the Trust, and is satisfied that its members have the relevant skills, expertise and experience to lead the Trust.
Business is conducted through bi-monthly Board meetings. The meetings are held in public for the most part, but they are not public meetings.
There is also an elected Council of Governors (public, staff, service user, and stakeholder) which holds the Board to account.
Here is the Corporate Governance Structure including sub-committees.
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