Nottingham and Nottinghamshire CCG
Our Governing Body
Our Governing Body is responsible for the NHS clinical commissioning decisions across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
The former six CCG Governing Bodies of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire (NHS Mansfield and Ashfield, NHS Newark and Sherwood, NHS Nottingham City, NHS Nottingham North and East, NHS Nottingham West and NHS Rushcliffe) held ‘meetings in common’ on a monthly basis. Please click here to view previous meeting papers.
Register of Interests
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire CCG maintains a Register of Interests for all employees, appointees and individuals working within the CCG on a temporary basis. Please click here to view the register as at quarter three 2020/21. Previous versions of the register are available on request by emailing nnccg.interests@nhs.net.
Register of Gifts, Hospitality and Sponsorship
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire CCG maintains a Register of Gifts, Hospitality and Sponsorship offered to all staff and Governing Body members. Please click here to view the register as at quarter three 2020/21. Previous versions of the register are available on request by emailing nnccg.interests@nhs.net.
Procurement Register
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire CCG has a responsibility to ensure that it has a consistent, transparent and effective approach to the procurement, commissioning and contract management of goods, services and works to meet the needs of its population
When undertaking procurement activities the CCG is required to comply with legal requirements, its established governance structure and professional and ethical standards in order to achieve efficient and productive procurement processes.
The CCG maintains a Register of Procurement Decisions taken, either for the procurement of a new service or any extension or material variation of a current contract. The register contains the details of any conflicts of interests declared during the procurement process and how they were managed. Please click here to view the register as at quarter three 2020/21. Previous versions of the register are available on request by emailing nnccg.interests@nhs.net.
Extra Ordinary governing body meeting - July 2020
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Dr Stephen Shortt
Joint Clinical Leader (Chair)
Dr Stephen Shortt has been a GP at East Leake Medical Group since 1992 and was chair of Rushcliffe CCG for seven years. In 2006 he founded Principia, a social enterprise integrated care organisation and became clinical chair. Stephen has been the implementation lead for the Greater Nottingham accountable care system. Additional achievements include establishing Nottingham Emergency Medical Services (NEMS) in 1998, NHS Direct in 1999 (becoming its medical director) and the Nottingham Walk-in Centre in 2000. He has previously been a GP advisor to the Department of Health including a two-year secondment as a senior policy advisor in the Department of Health Strategy Unit.
Dr Amanda Sullivan
Accountable officer
Amanda Sullivan has a clinical background, working as a nurse and midwife before moving into senior management. In 2001 Amanda was awarded a PhD for research investigating decision-making during pregnancy. In her capacity as a consultant midwife, Amanda worked at regional and national levels. She chaired a working group on behalf of the National Screening Committee, which developed national standards for ultrasound consent in pregnancy. Amanda has also edited midwifery academic text books.
Dr Hilary Lovelock
GP Representative (Mid-Nottinghamshire)
Dr Hilary Lovelock qualified at St Thomas' Hospital, London in 1979 and initially made her career in anaesthetics, working at Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham. With two young children, Hilary wanted a job closer to home and retrained as a GP and became a partner at Brierley Park Medical Practice in 2001. Hilary has a special interest in respiratory disease, particularly asthma and COPD and has worked on the local COPD development group to improve services across Mansfield and Ashfield. She has undertaken the Postgraduate Certificate of Training in Medical Education for General Practice and is the lead trainer of GP registrars in the practice. Hilary is married with two grown-up daughters.
Dr Manik Arora
GP Representative (Nottingham City)
Dr Manik Arora is a GP at Rivergreen Medical Centre in Clifton and a CCG Governing Body member, representing Nottingham City. Manik graduated as a medic in India and began his clinical journey in 2001. Manik moved to the UK in 2002 to explore new clinical opportunities and found his love for general practice. With a desire to support the community, Manik joined the world of commissioning as a Long Term Condition Lead in Nottingham City in 2012. Here he worked on diabetes and respiratory care for a number of years. Over the years, Manik has been in other areas of cardiovascular health, frailty and end of life care. In 2019, Manik was awarded the Outstanding Contribution award by the Nottinghamshire Local Medical Committee. Manik is married and has a son.
Dr Richard Stratton
GP Representative (South Nottinghamshire)
Dr Richard Stratton is a GP partner with the Belvoir Health Group, working from the Cotgrave Surgery. A late convert to medicine he has previously been a pharmacist, enjoying a successful career in management, leadership and organisation development with Boots. He is a founding member of PartnersHealth LLP. Richard was clinical lead for clinical variation for Rushcliffe CCG, working to improve access to best care and reduce health inequalities, and medicines management lead for Principia Rushcliffe MCP. Outside of work, Richard enjoys gardening, cycling and following Wrexham in non-league football.
Dr Adedeji Okubadejo
Secondary Care Specialist
Dr Adedeji Okubadejo is a consultant in anaesthesia and pain management and the clinical director for this specialty at the Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust, where he has worked since 2002. In addition to his consultant and clinical director roles, Adedeji also took on the role of associate medical director at the Trust in 2013, which includes responsibility for medical appraisal, revalidation, clinical outcomes and medical job planning. He is also the Trust’s Caldicott Guardian.
Jon Towler
Non-Executive Director
Jon Towler is an experienced chairman and non-executive director in both the private and public sectors. Jon graduated in 1991 from Reims Business School with a double degree in International Business Administration and then spent his early career in international sales management. He moved into general management roles in the late 1990s, spending eight years as a director of the UK’s leading wholesaler of office products. Jon has been involved with the NHS for more than ten years, chairing both NHS Nottinghamshire County and the East Midlands Ambulance Service. Since 2015, Jon has been a lay member for both Mansfield and Ashfield CCG and Newark and Sherwood CCG and he chairs the Joint Primary Care Commissioning Committee. Jon is also vice-chair of the Integrated Care System board. Outside of work, Jon is married with two sons and lives in north Nottinghamshire.
Sue Sunderland
Non-Executive Director
Sue Sunderland has more than 30 years’ experience of audit, governance, and financial and risk management across the public sector. Building on her previous career with the Audit Commission and KPMG, she is focused on helping the CCG deliver the best for the people of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
Sue Clague
Non-Executive Director
Sue Clague is an experienced director with a background of senior roles in the UK, Europe and the United States, with managing director posts at Courtaulds and Pretty Polly. Sue has a proven track record of successfully driving organisational change and of creating and delivering business strategies resulting in sustained improvements. She continues to work in the textile sector as a commercial business advisor at a strategic and implementation level, is a board governor with New College Nottingham and has continued involvement with a number of other public and voluntary sector roles. Sue is a member of the Risk and Performance Committee and the Audit Committee.
Shaun Beebe
Non-Executive Director
Shaun Beebe is the head of operations within the Faculty of Science at the University of Nottingham with responsibility for the School of Physics and Astronomy and the Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging Centre. He is a retired chief superintendent with Nottinghamshire Police having served as the divisional commander for Nottingham. Shaun has extensive experience of strategic partnerships, performance improvement and operations management, with a special interest in partnership interventions to tackle public health issues such as drug and alcohol-related harm. Shaun is also a member of the Royal College of Defence Studies.
Stuart Poynor
Chief Finance Officer
Stuart Poynor has worked in the NHS for 37 years in a wide range of leadership roles. Originally an accountant in Leicestershire, Stuart became finance director of a primary care trust (PCT) in Staffordshire in 2002. In 2004 Stuart became chief executive of the PCT and in 2006 he became chief executive of the newly formed South Staffordshire PCT. In 2011 Stuart was appointed as chief executive of the newly formed Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership Trust where he oversaw the transfer of 1,100 social care staff into the NHS. The Trust was the largest provider of integrated health and social care in the UK. In 2017 Stuart was seconded to work as director of commissioning operations for the north Midlands. Stuart joined mid-Notts CCGs as director of turnaround in September 2018.
Lucy Dadge
Chief Commissioning Officer
Lucy Dadge has previously worked as a director in acute and mental health trusts, as well within the strategic health authority and the civil service. Lucy has undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, including an MBA in health services management. Lucy has non-executive experience in the education and housing sectors. She has broad experience of transforming health and care services, including being involved in the establishment of the mid-Nottinghamshire Better Together programme.
