About Us

Chief Executive Officer

Imran is the CEO of The Hamptons Hospital and has been a driving force for the facility from the very beginning. As a highly succe ssful businessman and Director of several companies, Imran has had a huge impact on mobilising HIV healthcare services throughout the county.

Head of Clinical Services

Nune joined The Hamptons Hospital in September 2021. Prior to that she has worked both in the NHS and the private sector as a sen ior clinical manager. Her background is theatre nursing and has advanced surgical skills in complex surgical procedures. Nune’s role at The Hamptons Hospital is to lead and inspire clinical staff in order to achieve excellence for our patients and service users. She is proud of leading and working alongside a group of highly professional and caring staff who are passionate about superior clinical standards and excellent patient care.

Facilities and IT Manager

Gary joins The Hamptons Hospital with over 20 years’ experience of working with various Health and Community Care organisations, both in the private and public sectors. As a qualified electrical engineer with experience in implementing a variety of business and healthcare IT systems he is a huge asset to the team.

Theatre Manager

Mark joins Hamptons Hospital with over 34 years of healthcare experience. Originally qualifying as a Registered Nurse at the Notti ngham University of Nursing he has enjoyed a wide-ranging career progressing from Staff Nurse in Theatres to Theatre Manager at Nottingham City Hospital, Peterborough District Hospital, Edith Cavell Hospital, Stamford Day Surgical Unit and Peterborough City Hospital. He particularly enjoyed caring for patients as a qualified Surgical Assistant and has 12 years’ experience as a nurse in the Army Reserve.

Endoscopy Manager/JAG Lead

Cheryl qualified as a Registered General Nurse in 1985. Being progressive within her career she secured exciting and challenging r oles in a variety of organisations including Kettering General Hospital, Cambridge Lea Hospital and most recently The Fitzwilliam Hospital in Peterborough. As a highlight, Cheryl was head hunted for the Gynaecology Theatre Sister position at Peterborough District Hospital, where she was able to develop the laser treatment for endometriosis with a highly dedicated group of Gynaecologists and support the direct access hysteroscopy services.

Pre-assessment Lead

Zenith has over 20 years’ experience as a registered nurse, starting as a clinical nurse specialist at the West Herts NHS Trust in the Preassessment Department. During her career she has worked for the NHS and in the private sector. Her role is to lead the preassessment team to ensure a safe, caring and efficient experience for our patients.

Outpatients Lead

Louise has worked for the NHS in Peterborough for 22 years, with 17 years in the ophthalmic department and maxillofacial departmen t. She has acquired many skills in running and organising a busy outpatient and day treatment unit and is perfectly placed to lead our outpatient’s team. She is Incredibly passionate about patient care and communication and is driven by the patient experience.

Ward Lead

Maxine qualified as a nurse in 1992 and has worked in various parts of the UK including Leicester, Cambridge and London in both th e NHS and private sector. She moved to London and worked at The London Clinic Hospital on Harley Street working as a surgical nurse, alongside some of the best surgeons in the country. She has had many different roles throughout her career which have developed her into the practitioner she is today from private companies, looking after patients in the community, to management in care homes. Most recently she has worked as sister at the Fitzwilliam Hospital, Peterborough with a focus in training and development including student lead for the ward.

Perioperative Assistant

Ruth has a passion for helping people and joined The Hampton’s Hospital as a perioperative assistant in April 2022 after complet ing her open university course in Healthcare with Health Science. Ruth started her healthcare career as a volunteer at Hinchingbrooke Hospital in the maternity and the emergency department in 2017 before moving to radiology and diagnostic imaging as a health care assistant. In 2020 she gained valuable experience working as a health care assistant in the emergency department.

Radiography Lead

Ayesha joined the Hamptons Hospital to lead the Imaging Department in November 2021 having previously worked for over 8 years in t he NHS. She is multi-modality trained in cardiac catheter labs, angiography and CT scanning including plain film. Her most recent role was in major trauma at Kings College Hospital, London.