There are two governors in Oldham representing you. You can find out more about them below or contact them by emailing pcn-tr.ftmembership.penninecare1@nhs.net.
Tahir Quereshi
Profile coming soon.
Iffat Parveen
I'm a dedicated business owner and registered care manager, providing exceptional home care services in Oldham. With a background as a teacher in Health and Social Care, I bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the role. Born and raised in Oldham, I am deeply connected to the community and actively support local charities such as Maggies and Dr Kershaw. Additionally, I serve as a local governor at a primary school.
I am committed to making a positive impact in the community. With effective communication skills and a people-centric approach, I aim to represent the local community's viewpoints and ensure their voices are heard. I'm passionate about making a difference and dedicated to supporting and advocating for the local people.
Noreen Qaisar
Bio coming soon.
Akhtar Sheikh
I bring financial expertise and personal experience as a parent to help the NHS deliver the best care and value for our communities.
I’m a qualified accountant with 30 years experience in financial management, currently working as a senior finance professional in the private sector. I’ve supported senior leaders in setting priorities, delivering value, and improving services.
I also have a son with Down’s syndrome and complex medical needs. He spent the first six months of his life in hospital, so I’ve seen first-hand the dedication of NHS staff and the challenges families face for patients with complex medical needs. I want to give back and help shape services that work for everyone.
I hope to be a strong voice for families, service users, and staff, ensuring their experiences shape future care. My professional background gives me the skills to support decision-making and efficient use of resources. But just as importantly, my personal journey of navigating complex healthcare needs gives me empathy, insight, and a deep commitment to the NHS.
I believe in listening and working together to build services that are inclusive, compassionate, and truly meet the needs of our communities. I want to use my voice to advocate for those who may not always be heard.