Anna Seeley

Anna graduated from Oxford University in 2013 and since then has completed several years of medical training in Oxford and London, before choosing general practice. She has a long-standing interest in global health, particularly of non-communicable disease, and primary health care delivery, having completed a Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene from the London School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, in 2015, and spent time clinically working across a range of settings in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Her interest in ageing and elderly medicine blossomed from time as a CEO Clinical Research Fellow at University College London Hospital and the MRC unit of Lifelong Health Ageing. She completed an academic clinical fellowship in general practice and projects included a qualitative interview study with primary care professionals, as to how they identify and manage frailty. She is now a DPhil student using a mixed methods to understand how to optimise cardiovascular medications in those living with frailty. 

She works as a GP in Oxford and is a clinical lecturer in medicine at Worcester College.