Dr Aasifa Tredray - aasifa.tredray@nhs.net

Dr Aasifa Tredray MB ChB FRCA, started working as Head of School for Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine in February 2021. She continues as Head of School of Anaesthesia following the creation of a separate School for Intensive Care Medicine in London in 2022.

She graduated from the University of Sheffield Medical School in 1996, where she started her Anaesthetic career. She moved to London in 2001 and completed her anaesthetic training in South West London and has been a Consultant Anaesthetist at St George's University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust since 2006. 

Her clinical areas of interest are in Airway and Regional Anaesthesia. Educationally she has been an Advanced Module Lead, Educational Supervisor, College Tutor and most recently the Lead and Higher Training Programme Director for South West London and the South London Anaesthetic Programme Specialist Training Committee Chair.

Dr Tredray's vision is to continue delivering the high standard of training and education for all Anaesthetic trainees across London so that they are ready for their future roles as consultants. She wants all trainees to feel valued, supported, celebrated in excellence, and treated equally and fairly in an open and transparent manner.

"I look forward to continuing the work of my predecessors and taking the London School of Anaesthetics into the future."

Carlos Kidel - c.kidel@nhs.net

Dr Carlos Kidel is a consultant anaesthetist based in The Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust in North London. 

He graduated from The University of Manchester having done an undergraduate degree in Physiology at The University of Edinburgh previously. He initially worked in South Manchester and then returned to his roots in North London for his anaesthetic training in the North Central rotation.

He was briefly the College Tutor before becoming Core or Stage 1 TPD for anaesthetics from 2014 to 2022 when he was appointed to work in a new role as Deputy Head of School alongside Dr Adrienne Stewart.

He is the CPEOD lead in his NHS trust, has an interests in Obstetric Anaesthesia, anaesthesia for major complex surgery and provides a truly perioperative service buy running pre assessment clinics and staffing the Post Anaesthetic Care Unit.

He loves outdoor life and ‘encourages’ any trainees based at Royal Free to incorporate a team run on Hampstead Heath as part of their commute to work.

He is delighted to have the opportunity to work with Drs Tredray and Stewart to shape and evolve the high quality training of anaesthetists in London.

Jonathon Kaberry

jonathon.kaberry@nhs.net

I am a core anaesthetic CT3. I grew up in South West London and couldn’t resist the opportunity to return for anaesthetic training.

I have a strong interest in enhancing the trainee experience and improving access. 

Rana Mallah

r.mallah@nhs.net