Ada Eze, Nurse Educator Lead
Ada is an experienced and compassionate Registered Nurse with a strong background across primary care, community, and acute hospital settings. Currently practising as a General Practice Nurse and pursuing an MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice, she brings a broad clinical skill set combined with a strong commitment to professional development, quality improvement, and evidence-based practice.
Ada is passionate about education, mentorship, and supporting the development of nursing staff to deliver safe, effective, and person-centred care. She promotes collaborative learning, reflective practice, and high standards of clinical governance, with a particular focus on empowering both patients and healthcare professionals through education, clear communication, and compassionate leadership.
Joan Gordon, Nurse Educator
Joan has 30 yrs of experience in practice nursing at Lisson Grove Health Centre, where she works as an ANP. Her main role is in diabetes care. As a Training hub educator, she provides practice that is more appropriate too the nurse/learners skills, and experiences, maximising the educational to provide a good, supportive, and soft environment
Simone Foster, NA
Simone is a qualified Nurse Associate for two years but has been working at Lisson Grove Health Centre for over 10 years. Her role has developed and changed to meet the needs of patient populations. As a training hub educator and HCA, she leads and organises training and education sessions within the hub, and works closely with Joan and Beatrice. She engages with students, HCAs, and NAs to get support with their educational learning and supervision.
Sophie McFarland, Dietician
Sophie is a multi-professional educator with a strong focus on collaborative learning and integrated care. She co-leads the coordination of monthly multi-disciplinary education sessions for healthcare staff, promoting greater awareness, cross-sector insight, and inter-professional collaboration.
Sophie currently supervises two GP SPIN Fellows, both specialising in lifestyle medicine—one piloting group consultations, and the other focusing on 1:1 interventions to assess the impact of behaviour change on health outcomes. She also supervises an AHP SPIN Dietitian whose work addresses health inequalities in long-term conditions, specifically the development of culturally appropriate and translated educational resources for diabetes prevention in Cantonese.
In addition to her supervisory roles, Sophie actively develops educational content for healthcare professionals on holistic care approaches, and creates patient-facing resources aimed at empowering self-management and promoting sustainable health behaviours.