OUR TEAM

Dr Asoka Wijayawickrama qualified from Kings College London in 1998. He initially worked in the surgical field gaining experience in specialties such as plastics, orthopaedics, general and ENT surgery. He passed the MRCS examination of the Royal college of surgeons England in 2003. He undertook GP training in Hillingdon West London passing the MRCGP exam in 2006. He has since obtained postgraduate diplomas in education, diabetes and endocrinology, ENT and most recently in occupational medicine. Dr Wijayawickrama still maintains an NHS base working as a Partner in a general practice in West London. His surgery has been featured in the Times newspaper. Dr Wijayawickrama is also a GP trainer, GP appraiser, and examines for Imperial College Medical School. He has a keen interest in providing medicals for Mixed martial arts (MMA) athletes having competed in amateur MMA in the past and being a Brazilian jiu jitsu black belt who still trains and teaches. 

Abdul is a General Practitioner and partner at Willow Tree Family Doctors in Brent, where he is actively involved in teaching and training as a GP trainer. He has a special interest in musculoskeletal medicine, including joint injections, and the management of diabetes in primary care. Additionally, he represents his practice within the local primary care network. Abdul completed his schooling in Kabul, obtained his MBBS in India, and earned his MRCGP in London. He also holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education (PGCMDE) from Oxford Brookes University and a leadership certificate from Hillingdon. Beyond his clinical duties, Abdul is engaged in charitable activities overseas. He is the founder, trustee, and treasurer of a UK charity called AAHP UK. In his role as a Programme Director, Abdul focuses on leading initiatives related to International Medical Graduates (IMGs), pastoral care, neurodiversity, and community development within the VTS program. In his free time, Abdul enjoys playing football and is a keen gardener. He is a fervent supporter of Arsenal FC.

Dr Bahri graduated from Guy’s, Kings and St Thomas’ Medical School (GKT) at King’s College London in 2007.  He always wanted to be a GP since medical school and trained to be a GP in Northwick Park (Harrow). Dr Bahri is currently a Sessional GP in the North West London area and uses his management and leadership experience from being a Managing Partner earlier in his career. Dr Bahri has a passion for teaching stemming from a desire to share his passion of general practice to others. He likes learning about new teaching techniques and ideas, and above all else tries to make learning fun! He has an MSc in Medical Education with Distinction from Cardiff University. He has professional titles of  Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and Member of the Academy of Medical Educators (MAcadMEd). He has extensive experience teaching medical students, GP trainees, GPs, non-clinical administration staff, Practice Nurses, and Health Care Assistants. He has previous experience as a Senior Lecturer at Queen Mary’s University London. He currently has roles as GP Tutor for King’s College London and PCN Educator. He really enjoys being a PD because it involves a mix of skills in management, teaching, mentorship, and pastoral care.

Georgia is our Administrator based at the Postgraduate Centre, Hillingdon Hospital. She is the main contact for our GP Training scheme: georgia.smith65@nhs.net