NCHA Executive Team

Harjit is a health policy expert with special interests in health economics and health systems and brings a wide range of analytical, clinical and public health skills to his role.

David is a health analyst, policymaker and strategist with over 25 years' experience at a senior level in Whitehall at the Departments of Health & Social Security.

Alan leads on regulatory affairs, including professional liability, legal defence, regulation, finance and taxation. He is a chartered accountant and a Companion of the Chartered Management Institute.

Rosie heads up the London healthcare regulatory team at BLM and has overall responsibility for all cases handled by BLM on behalf of NCHA and its members. She's known for her excellent client handling skills and clear advice.

Adam acts for NCHA in regulatory, disciplinary, inquest and represents audiologists before the HCPC. Adam also advises companies on policy compliance issues and internal investigations into concerns about staff misconduct, clinical competence and criminal complaints.

Lee advises on regulation, compliance and assists with fitness to practise investigations. He offers a unique insight into this, having worked previously with the legal team of a healthcare regulator progressing fitness to practise investigations.

Laura is our employment law lead at WorkNest. Laura qualified as a solicitor in 2008 and specialises in advising SMEs and larger multi-site providers on employment law issues in healthcare and the charity sector. She is a member of the Employment Law Association and Solicitors Regulation Authority.

With over 10 years' administrative experience, Giusy takes pride in providing the highest quality admin support to the managing director as well as the Membership team and Finance.

Sue is an experienced PA, working for a visual impairment charity for more than 20 years before joining FODO Group in June 2018. When not at work, she loves spending time with family.

Rajan is the go-to person for members to gain advice and information on claims, cases, local level complaints and other matters, including GDPR queries.

Emily is a qualified audiologist and registered hearing aid dispenser, with an MSc from the University of Manchester. She has practiced in both the NHS and independent sector before moving to a policy role within the NCHA. She has special interest in clinical standards and making hearing services accessible for all.

Alistair is a health policy and public affairs professional, with a degree in Human, Social, and Political Sciences from the University of Cambridge. His experience spans across Whitehall, local government, and the charity sector. His interest especially lies in improving the patient pathway for those with hearing loss.