MEET THE TEAM
David Le Poidevin
Interim Chairman / Member
David is currently the Managing Director of Orion Insurance Management Limited and Foresters Healthcare where he specialises in business and product development, insurance market research and management consultancy.
David is specifically focused on island healthcare insurance requirements and ensuring Bailiwick Residents have affordable and accessible primary care services. David was appointed Interim Chairman in November 2021.
David is specifically focused on island healthcare insurance requirements and ensuring Bailiwick Residents have affordable and accessible primary care services. David was appointed Interim Chairman in November 2021.
Katherine Adams
MEMBER
Katherine has been a volunteer with Citizens Advice for over 15 years, advising people of their rights and responsibilities and helping them find ways to deal with problems in many areas of life.
Before moving to Guernsey in the 1980’s, Katherine was an Educational Psychologist in Scotland, working with children and schools in Glasgow.
Before moving to Guernsey in the 1980’s, Katherine was an Educational Psychologist in Scotland, working with children and schools in Glasgow.
David Inglis
MEMBER
David is currently the Chairman of Age Concern Guernsey whose primary role is to provide focus on issues relating to the community members that require support of guidance.
In recent years, David was the Chairman for Young Enterprise, following ten years as an advisor. He has also served as a past Chairman of PostWatch Guernsey and past President of the Bowmen of Guernsey. He has been a member of the Confederation of Guernsey Industry (CGi) management board and a former Chairman of Guernsey Island Games Association.
In recent years, David was the Chairman for Young Enterprise, following ten years as an advisor. He has also served as a past Chairman of PostWatch Guernsey and past President of the Bowmen of Guernsey. He has been a member of the Confederation of Guernsey Industry (CGi) management board and a former Chairman of Guernsey Island Games Association.
Natália Jopling Tanser
Member
Natália was born and educated in Portugal before completing her secondary education in Guernsey.
Natália graduated from the University of Southampton with a First-Class Honours Law degree and during her final year at University she took a particular interest in Health Care Law
Natália graduated from the University of Southampton with a First-Class Honours Law degree and during her final year at University she took a particular interest in Health Care Law
Elizabeth Nye
MEMBER
Elizabeth began her career in 1975 working as a Pharmacist Manager for several independents throughout the Southeast of England followed by several short contracts in the Middle East.
She came to Guernsey in 1984 and worked in all three Island practice pharmacies moving to an independent group in 2001. Elizabeth’s major interests are in Health Promotion, encouraging a healthy lifestyle in a holistic manner, incorporating exercise, balanced eating and good mental health.
She came to Guernsey in 1984 and worked in all three Island practice pharmacies moving to an independent group in 2001. Elizabeth’s major interests are in Health Promotion, encouraging a healthy lifestyle in a holistic manner, incorporating exercise, balanced eating and good mental health.
Heather Reed
MEMBER
Heather moved to Guernsey in 1998 to take up a post as Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist. She cared for the women of Guernsey for almost 20 years and was also working as Honorary Consultant to the Southampton University Hospital Trust. Her role included the care of victims of sexual abuse and child abuse, and it was during this time she became a Directors of the Guernsey’s Women’s’ Refuge.
Since her retirement in 2017, Heather has been elected as a Jurat of the Royal Court and with the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has worked as a vaccinator with the CVC team. Heather’s charity work has included fund raising for several local charities and includes work as a volunteer for Health Connections who signpost and assist people to access various services offered to the Guernsey community.
Since her retirement in 2017, Heather has been elected as a Jurat of the Royal Court and with the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has worked as a vaccinator with the CVC team. Heather’s charity work has included fund raising for several local charities and includes work as a volunteer for Health Connections who signpost and assist people to access various services offered to the Guernsey community.
Lindsay Jefferies
MEMBER
Lindsay is currently the Managing Director of Island Global Research, a Guernsey-based market research company. Before joining Island Global Research, Lindsay was a Lecturer in Health Economics at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM). She worked in the Faculty of Public Health for ten years and during that time completed a PhD in Health Economics.
Lindsay’s interest in public health and practice started in 2004 when she was working for the UK Department for International Development and led research on the retention of nurses in Malawi. Her subsequent academic research focused on the design, implementation and evaluation of interventions to improve health service provision in low-income countries. As an economist, her role was often to help identify structural and process barriers to health care, understand provider and patient behaviour, and to identify cost-effective solutions. Since moving to Guernsey she has been involved in several local studies, including the Guernsey and Alderney Wellbeing Survey 2018, GP patient satisfaction surveys and on economic and social impact of COVID-19 on people living in Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man.
Lindsay’s interest in public health and practice started in 2004 when she was working for the UK Department for International Development and led research on the retention of nurses in Malawi. Her subsequent academic research focused on the design, implementation and evaluation of interventions to improve health service provision in low-income countries. As an economist, her role was often to help identify structural and process barriers to health care, understand provider and patient behaviour, and to identify cost-effective solutions. Since moving to Guernsey she has been involved in several local studies, including the Guernsey and Alderney Wellbeing Survey 2018, GP patient satisfaction surveys and on economic and social impact of COVID-19 on people living in Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man.