PRIVATE GP APPOINTMENT

BSc MBBCh MRCS MRCGP DOccMed
Information Governance Lead

Dr Sam Bennett graduated from the University of Wales, College of Medicine and completed his basic surgical training in South Wales. After moving to London he specialised in Orthopaedics to Registrar level before switching to General Practice.

He worked as an NHS GP in Hampton Court and then for BUPA as a private GP prior to starting at The London General Practice.

He has an interest in musculoskeletal medicine, occupational medicine and is also an Aviation Medical Examiner for the Civil Aviation Authority. He has broad experience in a number of areas and enjoys the variety that general practice affords.

MBBS, DRCOG
Safeguarding Lead

Dr Catrin Bevan has been a registered doctor for nearly 35 years and originally qualified from St. Bartholomew’s medical school in 1985. She has worked as a General Practitioner for twenty years, most of which has been in the UK.

In addition to her work in the UK’s NHS, Dr Bevan has also worked in the American hospital in Paris, the Middle East and in Poland for the Red Cross. She was also an emergency doctor and worked in private practice in Bermuda.

From 1999 to 2013 she was a Principle in a large NHS general practice in Surrey. Her particular specialities are inter alia women’s health including teenage problems, contraception, the menopause and psychosexual counselling. Geriatric and palliative care and bereavement counselling are also key interests.

MRCP MRCGP MBBS BSc DCH DRCOG DFSEM(UK)
Clinical Audit Lead

Dr Sanjay Mehta graduated from Imperial College London in 2013 and has completed a further Bachelor of Science degree in Haematology. He has since been dual accredited with Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP) and more recently, Membership of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP).

Dr Mehta joined The London General Practice, Harley Street, as a General Practitioner in 2018, where he also holds the role of Clinical Audit Lead. Dr Mehta initially worked at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge University Hospitals, covering several medical, psychiatric and surgical specialties, prior to undertaking his General Practice Speciality Training within the Oxford deanery, predominantly at John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford. He has since worked in NHS GP practices in both London and Oxford, as well as in COVID hubs during the pandemic. In addition, he has previously worked for a leading private online consultation platform.

MBBS MRCGP
General Practitioner

Dr Natalia Bogatcheva graduated from University College London School of Medicine in 2003. After graduating, she went on to obtain extensive experience in Emergency medicine, Oncology and Haematology. Dr Bogatcheva then completed her GP training at Guy and St Thomas’s GP scheme having worked in General Medicine, Stroke and Geriatric specialties.

She obtained Royal College Membership of General Practitioners in 2010.

Dr Bogatcheva has experience in both NHS and private practice. She has gained a wealth of experience whilst working in a very busy inner-city NHS Practice between 2010 and 2016; and she continued her NHS work while working in an Urgent care centre in Guys and St Thomas’s Hospital.

BM, DRCOG, FRCGP, FRIPH, DOccMed
Founder and Medical Director

A fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners and holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and in Occupational Health. Dr Ettlinger has a particular interest in preventative medicine and men’s health. As part of the occupational health duties, he provides assessments for several companies and their employees.

Dr Paul Ettlinger was also Principal in an NHS General Practice with the Family Health Service Authority for Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster from 1985 to 1991. He also lectured at St Mary‘s Hospital Medical School, University of London and worked as an Assistant to the Professor of Surgery at the Westminster Teaching Hospital. He has written a number of papers, including one on the importance of personal and continuity of care in General Practice, which has been published in the British Medical Journal.