In 2006 I was appointed as Head of Teaching in the UCL Research Department of Primary Care & Population Health (PCPH). I subsequently led on all aspects of undergraduate primary care education at UCL, overseeing the expansion of GP teaching from 3% to 15% of the MBBS curriculum, with a recurrent NHS SIFT income for PCPH of £2.8 million per year.I lead the Primary Care Education Group within PCPH which now includes six senior lecturers, two lecturers, three teaching fellows and five teaching administrators. We also run what was the very first intercalated BSc in Primary Health Care.

In addition to "core GP" programmes in the fifth and sixth years of the UCL MBBS programme we lead several courses involving GPs teaching medical students in their own practices and on campus in subject areas which have traditionally been taught exclusively in hospital eg general medicine, elderly medicine, women’s health, child health, mental health, dermatology. In 2008 I was appointed by UCL Medical School to the new role of Sub-Dean for Community Based Teaching in recognition for the first time of the community as a main campus for medical student teaching with equivalent status to  main teaching hospital campuses.  In the postgraduate field, as Programme director for GP Training, I have led on the expansion of places on the Royal Free GP Training Scheme from 3 per year in 2007 to 22 in 2017.  Within this programme I have also established a unique “Innovative Training Post” (ITP) in Primary Care Medical Education.