Meet our team

Since November 2018 Karen has worked in the medical cannabis market, where she has been instrumental in shaping and driving business in the UK. In August 2021 Karen took up her role at MyAccess Clinics, she is committed to developing a culture and service that will provide the foundation to excellent outcomes for those who need to access medical cannabis treatment.

Agnieszka has worked in fast paced environment successively providing effective leadership, development, and performance management within cross-cultural teams. She always positions the business values and purpose at the heart of everything she does, without compromising on the quality of service provided by MyAccess Clinic.

Dr Sunil Arora is a consultant in pain medicine with extensive experience in managing patients with acute, chronic and cancer-related pain. Dr Arora is able to treat patients suffering from various types of short term and persistent pain, including the knee, back, neck, elbow and shoulder pain, as well as abdominal pain and complex regional pain syndrome.

Dr Arora is committed to providing excellent care to his patients using a holistic, patient-centred approach to ensure the best management plan.

Areas of interest:
Chronic Pain Conditions, research

He then obtained an MSc and PhD from Cardiff University. He is actively involved in research and has published his work extensively. His main research interests are in understanding the brain mechanisms of pain perception and improving clinical outcomes of various pain therapies.

He offers a full range of medicinal, interventional and non-surgical treatments for all painful conditions. He uses motivational interviewing and shared decision-making tools to support patients make their own treatment choices.

For several years, he has been interested in the use of medical cannabis for the management of pain and is keen to widen access for patients suffering from chronic persistent pain throughout Scotland.

Dr Eissa is currently an international coordinator in multicentre research trials assessing new pain medications. In 2016, Dr Eissa won a national award from Chief Medical Officer, Professor Dame Sally Davies, for his research in pain medicine. Dr Eissa has a particular interest in the use of cannabinoids for the treatment of chronic pain and is currently working with an industry partner to design trials for the use of cannabinoids for the treatment of chronic pain.

She treats patients with a range of chronic painful conditions and is a keen advocate of a multidisciplinary approach to pain management. Dr Ghei believes in the holistic approach to management, integrating techniques such as medication management, physiotherapy, acupuncture and interventions for patient care to improve quality of life.

Dr Ghazaleh gained her higher degree in pain management at University College Hospital, London and as a Fellow in pain medicine at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queens Square, London. During her time at the Pain Management Centre at University College Hospital, she has gained extensive experience in managing complex patients with multiple pain problems such as spinal, pelvic and cancer pain.

Dr Ghazaleh is fluent in Arabic, English and Hungarian.

He has a special interest in Musculoskeletal & Neuropathic Pain and Spasticity Management following spine related disorders. He has experience in providing comprehensive tertiary level treatment, through implanting and managing intrathecal drug delivery systems for spasticity and pain in Spinal Cord Injuries, Cerebral Palsy, Head Injury, Stroke & Multiple Sclerosis (MS) patients.

Having recently done a survey it was revealed to Mr Raza that there was a significant use of street cannabis in the Spinal Cord injury community. He strongly believes that the provision of Medical Cannabis will be a more safe and effective way to manage otherwise challenging pain and spasticity cases.

He has long been interested in the innovation and clinical developments of the new psychiatric treatments, particularly medical cannabis. He is pleased to be involved in this emerging and promising field and is committed to providing high quality care for patients.

She has expertise in developmental disorders such as ADHD and Autism spectrum disorders, as well as the diagnosis and treatment of all general psychiatric disorders including anxiety disorders, adjustment disorders, PTSD and mood disorders. As a psychiatrist, she practises the biopsychosocial approach to health and recently developed an interest in medical cannabis prescribing through the experience of her patients.

He completed further training in London and Somerset before moving to Devon where he now works as a GP with an interest in medical education, mental health, chronic pain, and forensic medicine.

She is using a holistic and psychological based approach to empower patients to improve their overall wellbeing. She is a passionate believer of medicinal cannabis as a safe and effective treatment option.

After completing his GP training in Southampton and Jersey he joined his current Practice in 1999. David has experience managing mental and physical health problems that includes a special interest in dependency to prescribed and illicit drugs. He is the Safeguarding lead at his GP Practice and takes an active part in management.

He co-founded Susida Medical in 2020 after a lecture on its benefits in common problems he encountered in primary care took his interest. He has a keen interest in the use of medical cannabis in the wide variety of problems he encounters in Primary Care.

Her interest in the management of chronic pain is what fed Chrissie’s journey into medical cannabis – looking for ways to better manage the experiences of the patient’s she consults with. She is interested in the joining of psychotherapeutic interventions with disease management and linking the role of medical cannabis into general practice.

He currently works as a Clinical Lead in Alcohol and Substance Use in Shropshire and for a Private Detox Facility. His vast knowledge of the subject has resulted in him being a visiting lecturer at Aston University.

Pete has a keen interest in Medicinal Cannabis and runs sessional Clinics under a shared care agreement for Private patients who have been prescribed Medicinal Cannabis by a Consultant and need to be reviewed and maintained on a prescription.