“I joined the practice in 1998 after a period of time spent in acute hospital medicine. My special interests are prescribing, palliative care and respiratory medicine. I represent our practice at locality and confederation level. For the past 10 years I have been supporting FY2 doctors at Woodhouse.”

“I started out wanting to be a surgeon I then switched to be a GP as I love talking to patients, my special interests are in palliative care, teaching, GP resilience. I currently serve as treasurer for RCGP Yorkshire faculty I am also trustee at St Gemma’s hospice, Feel Good Factor health and well being charity and I host weekly health & music shows on Radio Asian Fever FM 107.3, you can listen to it at https://www.radioasianfever.com/team/dr+mo+sattar”

“I first came to Leeds as a medical student in 2006. My love for Yorkshire has meant that I stayed in Leeds and I completed my GP training on the Dewsbury, Wakefield and Pontefract training scheme. I have enjoyed being a part of the team at Woodhouse Medical Practice since 2018. Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my family and dog.”

“I joined the practice in July 2019 having gained a significant number of years’ experience successfully managing people, facilities, contracts and services in the commercial, public and more recently the higher education sector. Having spent the last 11 years as Head of Commercial Services at the University of Bradford my interests and skills are in people development, the management of change and high quality customer services. I coach and manage a junior football team and currently I am the Chairman of Guiseley Juniors FC (and still known for trying to play a little!).”