DR KATIE THOMAS
Katie has a passion for general practice which goes beyond just diagnosing and treating.
Katie has a passion for general practice which goes beyond just diagnosing and treating.
Katie qualified at St Mary’s Hospital Medical School, London in 2000, having also completed a BSc degree in psychology during her training.
She is an experienced GP, and has worked as a GP partner in the local area for over 15 years. Additionally, she held the role of Senior Medical Officer for a local boarding school for several years.
Now she is following a portfolio career, combining private GP work alongside NHS GP work and appraisal of GP colleagues. She has a wide range of clinical interests and expertise, particularly relating to women’s health, paediatrics and general medicine.
Katie has a passion for general practice which goes beyond just diagnosing and treating. She remarks that “I feel it is a privilege to work closely with my patients and their families, whether it’s guiding them through chronic illness management, providing preventative care, or supporting them through life’s challenges.”
Katie is married to a local hospital consultant, and they have three teenage children. She also enjoys a multitude of hobbies including sailing, tennis and bassoon playing.
Katie qualified at St Mary’s Hospital Medical School, London in 2000, having also completed a BSc degree in psychology during her training. She is an experienced GP, and has worked as a GP partner in the local area for over 15 years. Additionally, she held the role of Senior Medical Officer for a local boarding school for several years.
Now she is following a portfolio career, combining private GP work alongside NHS GP work and appraisal of GP colleagues. She has a wide range of clinical interests and expertise, particularly relating to women’s health, paediatrics and general medicine.
Katie has a passion for general practice which goes beyond just diagnosing and treating. She remarks that “I feel it is a privilege to work closely with my patients and their families, whether it’s guiding them through chronic illness management, providing preventative care, or supporting them through life’s challenges.”
Katie is married to a local hospital consultant, and they have three teenage children. She also enjoys a multitude of hobbies including sailing, tennis and bassoon playing.