NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Kashif Ali has a diverse work experience in the healthcare field. Kashif is currently serving as a Council Member at the Royal College of General Practitioners since February 2021. Prior to that, they worked as a Primary Care Lead Diabetes MCN at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde from November 2017. Kashif also held the role of General Practitioner at Nithsdale Road and Merryvale Surgeries from November 2017. In addition, they served as a Clinical Director at Medical Weight Loss Limited, introducing a non-invasive treatment for reducing body fat in Scotland since March 2017. Previously, they worked as a GP Medico-Legal Expert at Iman Health Clinic Limited from February 2012. Kashif Ali also held various positions at NHS Education for Scotland, including the National Training Programme Director for Occupational Medicine from May 2016 to July 2018. Kashif has experience as an Occupational Health Physician at UTC Aerospace Systems from September 2009 to July 2018. Their earlier work includes serving as a General Practitioner at Fullarton Practice from August 2007 to October 2017.
Kashif Ali has a Bachelor of Medicine (MB ChB) degree from the University of Glasgow, which they obtained from 1996 to 2001. In addition, they hold several postgraduate qualifications, including a Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP), a Diploma in Occupational Medicine (DOccMed) from the Faculty of Occupational Health Physicians, a Diploma in Forensic Medical Sciences (Dip FMS) from the Society of Apothecaries and University of Glasgow, and a Diploma of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (DRCOG). Kashif also has an Expert Witness Certificate from the University of Aberdeen. Kashif Ali obtained a Specialist Certification of Obesity Professional Education from the World Obesity Federation in an unspecified year.
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is the UK’s largest provider of NHS health care services. It serves an immediate population of 1.2 million plus provides specialist regional services to more than half of Scotland’s population. The geographical area covered is diverse; from the major city of Glasgow, large and small towns, villages and some rural districts; and encompasses 8 local authority areas from East Dunbartonshire to Inverclyde. Services are delivered in 25 major hospitals, 10 specialist units and 60 health centres and clinics. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is currently completing an £842m capital investment programme which saw the opening in 2015 of the new Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus, which is the largest acute hospital campus in the UK and one of the most advanced in Europe. Over the last five years the Board has also completed investment programmes to deliver the new West of Scotland Beatson Cancer Centre, new Victoria Hospital, new Stobhill Hospital and the new Southern General Maternity Unit, all as part of a comprehensive modernisation programme for acute services.