As a key team member of a multi-disciplinary Primary Care
Mental Health Team located in the centre of London, Dr Adam Osborne faces some
of the most extreme challenges in the treatment of mental health every day.
Balanced between primary care and secondary care mental health services and being
responsible for assessment and diagnosis as well as the continued treatment of
patients from one of the most diverse and challenging communities in Britain,
it essential that Dr Adam Osborne is fully equipped with all of the
professional skills and confidence to handle every patiently effectively.
Holding qualifications from some of the UK’s most
respected universities, as well as membership to an impressive array of
professional medical institutes, Adam Osborne possesses all of the academic
skills he may need. However, when dealing with an eclectic variety of
challenging patients, academic understanding wouldn’t be enough for Dr Adam
Osborne, that is why Dr Osborne spent years dedicating himself to earning
practical and professional experience working directly with patients at a range
of hospitals.
Dr Adam Osborne’s professional experience stretches for
almost ten years at medical institutions across the country. Adam Osborne began
his career in 2003 at the Hope Hospital with a PRHO GP composite post where he
was responsible for dealing directly with patient’s general health needs.
From Hope Hospital he went onto a SHO general adult
psychiatry position at the Park Royal Mental Health Centre in 2005. Dr Adam
Osborne then very swiftly moved up again to a position as senior health officer
in old age psychiatry and then SHO in general adult and rehabilitation
psychiatry at the Trafford General Hospital from 2006 to 2007.
Adam Osborne then moved on to perform Fixed Term
Speciality Training Appointments in which he practiced medicine whilst
specialising in child and adolescent psychiatry at Booth’s Hall Children’s
Hospital.
Dr Adam Osborne then spent
four years working in the fascinating but highly challenging field of forensic
psychiatry. During this period Dr Osborne worked in medium secure psychiatric
units at the John Howard Centre and St
Bernard’s Hospital.
From 2010, Dr
Adam Osborne worked as Locum
Speciality Doctor at Brixton Prison, where he became experienced in dealing
with forensic patients with highly complex mental health care needs. In 2011 Adam
Osborne then went
onto practice as Locum Speciality
Doctor in low secure forensic psychiatric services at Wolfson House.
Dr Adam Osborne returned to general adult psychiatry practice
in 2012 and is now working for a primary care mental health team in London,
bringing with him all his years of diverse and extensive psychiatric
experience.
